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We.inc Website Builder’s Unlimited Plan consolidates five essential website-building tools into one platform. The post Streamline Your Business Operations With This All-In-One Platform appeared first on TechRepublic.

New AI startup ReadingMinds has found a way to upgrade sentiment analysis to distinguish what a customer says from how they say it. The post The Startup Teaching AI to Hear Your Feelings, Not Just Your Words appeared first on … Continue reading →

iOS 26.2 Public Beta 2 introduces code-based AirDrop sharing, Liquid Glass UI refinements, stricter Sleep Scores, and smoother iPad multitasking. The post Apple Reveals iOS 26.2 Public Beta 2, Polishing Features and Expanding AirDrop appeared first on TechRepublic.

The draft includes creating a federal litigation task force and withholding certain federal funds from states. The post Trump Weighs Executive Order to Undercut State AI Regulations appeared first on TechRepublic.

Learn different ways to conduct a VoIP speed test at no cost, plus our best tips for making the most of your results. The post Free VoIP Speed Testing: How to Evaluate Call Quality on Your Network appeared first on … Continue reading →

WordPop AI and SpeakBreez AI give creators lifetime access to writing, translation, and natural voice tools. The post Generate, Translate & Voice Your Content Forever for $40 appeared first on TechRepublic.

Adobe moves to buy Semrush in a $1.9 billion all-cash deal, aiming to boost brand visibility across traditional search, LLMs, and AI discovery. The post Adobe Bets on AI Search With $1.9B Semrush Acquisition appeared first on TechRepublic.

Users who are not interested in synthetic content can scale it back, just not completely off their feed. The post New TikTok Features Let Users Decide How Much AI Fills Their Feed appeared first on TechRepublic.

Finnish firm seeks annual operating profits of €2.7 to €3.2 billion by 2028. The post Nokia’s AI Gamble Targets 60% Profit Surge appeared first on TechRepublic.

Austrian researchers used a WhatsApp contact-lookup flaw to map 3.5 billion phone numbers, revealing how basic metadata can build a directory of accounts. The post ‘Largest Data Leak in History’: WhatsApp Flaw Exposed Billions of Users appeared first on TechRepublic.