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More Articles from Personal Technology Information: 5 developments in personal tech you might have missed …no metaverse is not one of them The Indian Express How the tech in your life will change in 2022 The Washington Post Best of CES 2022: New Tech That's Practical, Innovative or Just Plain Crazy The Wall Street Journal Have a question about the tech in your life? Ask The Post's Help Desk. The Washington Post Microsoft’s profits continue to climb. 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The New York Times Apple AirTag Review: Next-Generation Tech in a Humble Tracker The New York Times Facebook, Roblox See the ‘Metaverse’ as Key to the Internet’s Next Phase The Wall Street Journal Silverman: Apple gets its mojo back with the 2021 MacBook Pro Houston Chronicle Big Tech Privacy Moves Spur Companies to Amass Customer Data The Wall Street Journal Focus Mode: How to Mute Annoying iPhone Notifications The Wall Street Journal The Best Tech Gifts That Aren’t Gadgets The New York Times How emerging tech is getting personal Healthcare IT News Tech Startup Financing Hits Records as Giant Funds Dwarf Venture Capitalists The Wall Street Journal Software Flaw Sparks Global Race to Patch Bug The Wall Street Journal How to Store Your Covid Vaccine Card or Test Results on Your Phone The New York Times Visualized: A Snapshot of the Global Personal Tech Market Visual Capitalist To Be Tracked or Not? Apple Is Now Giving Us the Choice. 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