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Ford is utilizing technology to enhance the security of the F-150 pickup, including the "Start Inhibit" feature that prevents the engine from starting even if a key fob is present. The feature, part of Ford's Stolen Vehicle Services, allows owners to disable the engine via a smartphone app and coordinates with police to recover the stolen vehicle quickly.
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Homeowners are increasingly turning to managed Ethernet systems with dedicated access points to address the limitations of mesh Wi-Fi, particularly in large homes with thick walls, writes Victoria Mossi. This shift is driven by the need for higher speed and reliability, as well as the rise of smart home devices.
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Our travelers are 41% more likely to buy from brands they see advertised. And, while they are planning trips, they are splurging across every category. Read more
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Amazon Luna cloud gaming service is now available on Comcast's X1 and Xfinity Xumo Stream Box devices in the US, as well as on Rogers Xfinity Stream Box in Canada. Prime members can access over 50 games at no extra cost, including titles such as "Hogwarts Legacy" and "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle."
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Apple is expected to release up to six new iPhone models in 2026, potentially dominating the top 10 smartphone list, according to Counterpoint Research. The new iPhones are slated to feature advanced Apple Intelligence capabilities and more durable foldable displays. Apple's strategy to maintain current prices amid rising memory costs could make iPhones more affordable, writes Jonny Evans.
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