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Kerry Wan/ZDNETMicrosoft is refreshing several Surface models with a greater focus on enterprising users. The changes the company is introducing aren’t anything we haven’t seen before, but they are notable upgrades that improve usability. While price points remain up in the air, we do know when the new enterprise models are expected to roll out.On September 26, the tech giant is launching new versions of the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Pro 11th Edition that are capable of running on T-Mobile’s 5G network. With it, you won’t have to worry about not having connectivity or being unable to show teammates the project you’re working on outside the office. 5G support allows users to enjoy high-speed internet wherever they go. Of course, all the features that make these devices great are making a return. Also: How to use Microsoft Copilot (formerly called Bing Chat)The Surface Pro 10 will still be powered by an Intel Ultra Core processor, ensuring “versatility [and] fast performance.” The glass remains covered in an anti-reflective coating for better outdoor visibility, and the device is rated to have a 14-hour battery life.The Surface Pro 11 is part of the Copilot+ PC series, much like the consumer-level model. This means the computer runs on Qualcomm’s hardware, including your choice of either the Snapdragon X Elite or the X Plus chipset. The hardware’s neural processing unit (NPU for short) powers several AI features, such as eliminating background noise in calls and improving video call clarity.If you don’t plan on traveling with the Surface Pro, Microsoft will also be selling a Wi-Fi-only option a little earlier on September 10. More

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Before phones became “phablets” and ditched physical front buttons for touch-capacitive screens, there was the humble flip phone. Using the T9 keyboard on it was a mastery in and of itself, flipping shut the device to hang up calls was the most ruthless thing one could do, and the idea of packing so much gadgetry into a compact unit invoked equal parts playfulness and wonder. While flip phones have dramatically changed over the past decades, I’ve had the fortune of using the best of the best.Also: The best phones: Expert testedWhat is the best flip phone right now?Of all the flip phones I’ve tested and reviewed, the Motorola Razr Plus (2024) More

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Evgeny Ostroushko You’re having trouble finding a certain file on your Windows PC and you have a hunch you may have deleted it. We’ve all been there. But rather than moan and groan, you can try to recover it. Assuming you’ve already scoured the Recycle Bin and come up empty, it’s time to turn to […] More

MirageC/Getty Images The relatively swift adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across industries has shaken up the job market. College students and recent grads are trying to navigate the fast changes as much as mid- and late-career professionals. A new report from Canva examines how schools can best prepare students for the shift — namely by emphasizing creativity.  Canva’s […] More

SimoneN/Getty Images Prompt engineering has emerged as one of the important new tech skills in the age of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI). More an art than a science, engineering a good prompt involves crafting the right requests to make a chatbot, such as ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini, do what you want.  A good prompt […] More