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in RoboticsSean Jackson/CNETFollow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google.It’s hard to believe, but we’re five years into the PlayStation 5’s lifecycle, and the console shows no signs of slowing down. Each year brings system updates, the occasional hardware refresh, and blockbuster exclusives that ensure the PS5 remains the go-to console for high-end gaming. In the lead-up to Black Friday, Sony is giving people more reasons to get excited by releasing a series of limited-edition bundles across major retailers. My favorite of the bunch is the PlayStation 5 Ghost of Yotei Limited Edition More
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in RoboticsKerry Wan/ZDNETFollow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google.Nintendo has had a big 2025, having launched a brand-new console earlier in the year: the Switch 2. It is a significant upgrade over the original, boasting more powerful hardware, way more storage, and a vibrant 1080p touchscreen. Given the immense popularity of the first Switch, it’s no surprise that the newer model has been a runaway success. In fact, it became Nintendo’s fastest-selling console of all time, moving over 3.5 million units in its first four days.Also: Best early Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals 2025In the lead-up to Black Friday, Nintendo has rolled out several console bundles across major retailers. They’re all great, but my favorite is the Switch 2 + Pokémon Legends: Z-A bundle More
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in RoboticsIf you already have an iPhone or iPad with access to the Wi-Fi network, you can connect another iPhone or iPad. To do this, make sure both devices are near each other. On the new device, head to Settings, select Wi-Fi, and then tap the name of the network to which you want to connect.The device that already has access should get a prompt asking if you want to share the password. Tap the Share Password button to send it to the other device. The new device will receive the password and automatically use it to connect to the network.Also: How to clear your iPhone cache (and fix slow performance for good)This also works with a Mac. You can use a Mac that’s already connected to Wi-Fi and share the password with an iPhone, an iPad, or another Mac. Similarly, you can share a password from an iPhone or iPad with a Mac that needs access to the network.The main limitation here is that the owners of the two devices need to be in each other’s Contacts app. Also, this option won’t work if you want to share a password from an Apple device with an Android device, or vice versa. Thankfully, there is a fairly straightforward method available to cover these other scenarios. More
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