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WhatsApp is testing scheduled messages on iPhone, allowing users to queue texts and media for later delivery. The feature is currently limited to beta testers.

JBL opens the Playback Gallery in Seoul to mark its 80th anniversary, showcasing eight decades of audio innovation alongside a tribute to Bowers & Wilkins.

The FCC has blocked two gadgets containing HiVision chips, marking the first use of its new power to ban devices with foreign surveillance chips linked to Huawei.

Apple is set to unveil a major MacBook Pro redesign next week, featuring OLED screens, touch capabilities, and a significantly lighter chassis.

Eight insecure intermediate CA certificates with easily guessable keys allow attackers to impersonate any domain. Immediate updates for browsers and OS are critical.

Electronic Arts is closing the BioWare studio and canceling the next Mass Effect game, shifting its focus to Battlefield and Iron Man.

Tesla plans to start selling Cybercabs before the year ends, though initial sales will be limited to fleet operators as the company navigates regulatory oversight.

Google confirms the Fitbit Edge lacks NFC functionality, citing data that less than 1% of Fitbit Charge 6 owners used contactless payments.

Bose has acquired Skullcandy, adopting the lifestyle audio brand to reach consumers in sports, gaming, and fitness. Skullcandy will continue operating from Park City, Utah.

Xbox is testing pay-per-play cloud gaming for non-subscribers. New time blocks start at $4 for 10 hours before November limits take effect.