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Kerry Wan/ZDNETWhat’s the deal?Following Amazon Prime Day, Xgimi still has its Horizon Ultra projector More

Amazon’s Prime Day 2024 sale is over, but you haven’t missed your chance to pick up a new TV at a lower price. Whether you’re looking to invest in a high-end OLED with best-in-class picture and sound quality, or you just want to pick up a cheap-but-reliable model for streaming or as a second screen, you can find deep discounts from brands like Samsung, Sony, and Hisense. You can find a variety of screen sizes on sale, from a modest 48 inches to a truly cinematic 98 inches.To help you find the best deals on TVs after Prime Day, I gathered a list of current offerings from Amazon More

Amazon’s Prime Day sale has ended, but this doesn’t mean that every deal has vanished. The sale may have officially come to a close, but you can still save on tech including TVs, game consoles, smartphones, and headphones — but only if you’re quick.Our team of tech and deal-hunting experts sorted through hundreds of deals and discounts this week to curate the best Prime Day sales you could get your hands on during this two-day event.Here are the remaining top Prime Day deals, but make sure you buy before they disappear. Remember, the next Prime event won’t be until October.The best Prime Day deals that are still available More

Well, Amazon Prime Day has come to an end, but just in case you’ve been busy for the past couple of days, or been under a rock and didn’t hear about the great deals until today, I’ve put in the legwork to find a bunch of impulse buys and quirky tech deals that defy categorization that are still on offer. There’s still time to unleash your inner gadget enthusiast and revel in everything from the whimsical to the downright genius!Amazon Prime Day might be over (for now), but that doesn’t mean that the adventure has to end. Also: The best Prime Day deals still liveThe best impulse buy Prime Day 2024 deals that are still available More

Get a Babbel lifetime language subscription at a big discount right now.  StackSocial Learning a new language can be daunting. But right now, you can buy a lifetime subscription to Babbel Language Learning from Stack Social that lets you choose from 14 languages and access more than 10,000 hours of online language education for just $130 […] More

Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNETI’ve been using Arc as my default browser on MacOS for nearly a year and can’t imagine changing to another. Arc is not only fun to use, but it’s also quite an efficient and effective browser.New features are regularly added to Arc and they usually improve the experience. Two such features are Little Arc and Peak. These two features are related as they serve a similar purpose. However, they achieve their aims differently.Also: 5 ways Arc browser makes browsing the web fun againLet me introduce you to these features and explain why you should use them. More

Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty Images Microsoft is about to make a significant change in the way it delivers security updates and new features for Windows 11. You can still expect to see a single update package on the second Tuesday of each month (aka Patch Tuesday). But instead of being delivered as a single update […] More

June Wan/ZDNETSamsung said on Thursday that it has agreed to acquire Oxford Semantic Technologies, a UK-based startup with knowledge graph technology.The South Korean tech giant said combining such technology with its on-device AI like those on the Galaxy S24 series will deliver “hyper-personalized” user experiences while personal data remains secure on the device. The company didn’t share the specifics of the deal.Also: The 45+ best Prime Day 2024 tablet deals: Last chance savingsKnowledge graph technology stores information like an interconnected web of related ideas and process data similarly to how humans acquire, remember, recall, and reason knowledge, Samsung said.This enhances the understanding of how people use products and services, which enables rapid information retrieval and recommendation, the company said.Also: Samsung’s S95D OLED is the best TV of CES 2024 and best in the world right nowOxford Semantic Technologies, founded in 2017, offers its technology in the form of its AI engines dubbed RDFox which can be applied to devices to boost their on-device AI capabilities, Samsung said, adding that it has been working with the startup since 2018.The graphs offered by these engines integrate information and context across various services and apps, Samsung noted, which allows it to craft a user experience that is tailor-made for the user by becoming increasingly familiar with their preferences and usage. The South Korean tech giant said it plans to apply the engine on its mobile devices, TVs, and home appliances. More