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TOP STORYiPhone Duo Release Date, Price and Specs: Pre-Orders Open October 16
Apple’s first foldable iPhone costs $1,999 and opens for pre-order on October 16. Here is when it ships, what it costs worldwide and what you give up versus the iPhone 18 Pro.

How to Opt Out of Data Brokers and People-Search Sites
Data brokers compile and sell your personal details to anyone who pays. Here's how they get your data, why it matters, and how to opt out for free.

Windows 11 25H2: What It Is and What's New
A complete, plain-English guide to Windows 11 version 25H2: what changed, why it arrives as a quick enablement package, who can get it, and how long Microsoft will support it.
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What Is an eSIM? How It Works and How to Set One Up
Everything you need to know about eSIM technology: how it works, why phones are ditching SIM trays, and how to activate one on iPhone or Android.

Wi-Fi 7 Explained: MLO, Speeds, and What You Need
What Wi-Fi 7 actually is, how Multi-Link Operation works, and whether your router or phone needs it — a plain-language guide to Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7.
Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key Cards Explained: How They Work
A Game-Key Card looks like a normal Switch 2 cartridge but stores no game data — here's how the download, storage, and resale rules actually work.

Nano Banana Pro Explained: Price, Features and How to Use It
Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image, nicknamed Nano Banana Pro, adds 4K output, readable text and Search-grounded accuracy over the original Nano Banana — here's the price and how to use it.

Citrix NetScaler CVE-2026-88771 & 88772 Exploited: Patch Now
Two critical NetScaler ADC and Gateway zero-days are being exploited in the wild. Here is what Citrix's CTX697096 bulletin and CISA's KEV listing say, and how to patch.
Office LTSC 2021 End of Support: October 13, 2026, Explained
Microsoft's own countdown is ticking: Office LTSC 2021 stops receiving security fixes in about two weeks. Here's what end of support means, and the two upgrade paths Microsoft recommends.















