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When is the best time to book your flight? Google just spilled all the airfare secrets

When is the best time to book your flight? Google just spilled all the airfare secrets

Google Flights analyzed four years of airfare data, providing insights on finding the cheapest flights and the best days to book.

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You don't need to spend $800 on a good iPad - this budget model proves it

You don't need to spend $800 on a good iPad - this budget model proves it

The 11th-generation iPad is the best and cheapest base model Apple tablet to date.

I didn't expect to love a budget stylus phone - but Motorola proved me wrong

I didn't expect to love a budget stylus phone - but Motorola proved me wrong

At $400, the Moto G Stylus punches above its weight thanks to its snappy chipset and AMOLED screen.

5 free AI tools for school that students can use for finals

5 free AI tools for school that students can use for finals

These AI tools can summarize PDFs, tutor you, help with essay writing and math problems, and much more.

8 ways I use Microsoft's Copilot Vision AI to save time on my phone and PC

8 ways I use Microsoft's Copilot Vision AI to save time on my phone and PC

The AI tool can answer questions about your current mobile device screen and the web page in Edge.

Redis returns to open source with AGPLv3 license but not everyone is happy

Redis returns to open source with AGPLv3 license but not everyone is happy

Redis leadership says the AGPLv3 license balances protecting the company's business interests with supporting the open-source community.

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