Facebook on Wednesday confirmed that it’s working on its own voice assistant, carving out a space among competitors like Apple’s Siri and Amazon Alexa.

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is calling for the state to renegotiate its deal with Foxconn, arguing that the Taiwan-based manufacturer has broken its end of the agreement and won’t be able to create the 13,000 jobs it once promised.

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Subscribing to read magazines on your iPad is nothing new. Amazon has been doing it for years with Kindle Unlimited, Texture used to do it until Apple bought them, and used it as the core of Apple News+. They’re very different, however, and choosing which is right for you comes down to what they offer beyond magazines.

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Some of the first reviews of Samsung’s $1,980 Galaxy Fold are beginning to hit the internet, but multiple reviewers say they’ve already managed to break its main 7.3-inch display.

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Owners of Sonos speakers in the U.S. and U.K. can now use Alexa voice controls for Apple Music, continuing the rollout of Apple’s service across Alexa-capable devices.

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AppleInsider is currently testing one of the newest options in the world of fully wireless earbuds for your iPhone or Apple Watch, JBL’s fitness-focused Endurance Peak.

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With the help of Apple, T-Mobile is aiming to bring a new anti-robocall technology to iPhones “in the near future,” a report said on Wednesday.

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Qualcomm has no intention of revealing how much it will benefit from a payment and licensing agreement reached with Apple at the start of a potentially expensive patent licensing trial, CEO Steve Mollenkopf advises, insisting the legal dispute is behind the two companies as they work on new products.

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Apple is reportedly working to merge Find My Friends and Find My iPhone into a single app, and even compete with Tile by launching a new object-tracking tag.

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Carl Levin, the producer of the ill-fated Broadway musical “Nerds” about the rivalry between technology titans Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, has become the target of a $6 million lawsuit alleging he lied to investors about the show’s funding in order to secure more backing.

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