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Clicks Technology is teasing a CES lineup that blends nostalgia with productivity: an affordable slide-out Power Keyboard and its first smartphone, the Communicator, built around a tactile keyboard. With a lean app environment, a customizable Signal Light, and smart typing features, this duo targets heavy messaging and on-the-go work without sacrificing retro charm.

OMNY becomes the only way to ride, but riders report glitches, empty reloading machines, and surprise charges as the MetroCard era ends. Will the new system deliver the promised speed and ease—or leave commuters stuck at the turnstile?

Rising hardware costs and shortages are reshaping the way we game. Cloud streaming could unlock high-end experiences on devices you already own, redefining what it means to play today.

Verizon is rolling out a new deal that could drop YouTube TV by $20 a month for six months for eligible subscribers. The catch? It’s limited to new YouTube TV sign-ups, and you’ll need to sign up through the My Verizon app with billing on your Verizon bill. A slick way to trim your live-TV…

Samsung’s next Galaxy S flagship is sparking chatter as a January unveiling draws near. Early looks hint at a larger, more comfortable frame with smoother, rounded corners and a camera bar reminiscent of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. A measured evolution that sticks to Samsung’s familiar design language—with just enough refinements to keep fans curious.

New York’s iconic MetroCard is nearing retirement as OMNY ushers in a faster, touchless way to ride. As riders trade nostalgia for a streamlined future, the city steps into a new era of transit.

A new giant in orbit is targeting direct-to-phone 5G, promising you stay connected even where towers disappear. With a colossal 2,400-square-foot satellite and major carrier partnerships, the race to redefine mobile coverage is heating up. Will space-era connectivity change how you stay online on the go?

Two tech giants shake up the chip world with a high-stakes move that goes beyond capital. From potential x86 RTX SoCs to stronger foundry ambitions, this collaboration could redefine competition and spark a new wave of innovation.

Louis Gerstner steered IBM through a defining era with pragmatic leadership that kept the company intact and refocused its strategy on customers. This look at his tenure offers a vivid reminder of how bold, steady stewardship can reshape a tech giant in a volatile market.

PlayStation Plus members can snag three free months of Apple Music in a new Sony–Apple collaboration. The offer isn’t universal and depends on your subscription history, with redemption handled right from the Apple Music app on PS5. It’s a teaser of Apple Music’s growing reach, expanding beyond consoles and into cars and more.

Verizon is rolling out a limited-time YouTube TV deal that could trim your monthly bill for six months—exclusively for new subscribers who are on Verizon Home Internet or Mobile. Billing is streamlined through MyVerizon, with the promo staying in effect for six months before returning to the regular rate. If you qualify, this could be…

Sony’s next handheld might redefine portable gaming, delivering native PS4/PS5 titles in a pocket-sized package with 1080p visuals. With an expected price of around $400–$500 and a launch window aimed at 2027–2028, Project Canis hints at a bold shift from streaming to true mobile power.