Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 8:14AM 
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Microsoft has announced that its iPhone support for the Phone Link app is now available for all Windows 11 users. iPhone support was first introduced in February with select Windows Insider preview testers. It gradually rolled out to the general public. Android phones have had access to Phone Link since 2015.
Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 6:51AM 
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Meet the Dyson Airstrait hair straightener, the ultimate tool for straight hair lovers. It can dry and straighten your wet hair without hot plates or heat damage. It uses smart heat control technology to keep its temperature steady and safe for your hair. You can choose from three preset temperatures or use the Boost mode for dry styling. For $699.99, you can get salon-quality hair every day with the Dyson Airstrait. You can get it in Prussian Blue/Copper and Nickel/Copper.
Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 4:24AM 
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Get ready to dazzle with the Xbox Sunkissed Vibes controller by Microsoft Xbox and OPI. This stunning controller features four shades from OPI’s new Summer Make the Rules collection, specifically Sanding in Stilettos, Flex on the Beach, Surf Naked, and Summer Monday-Fridays. Play on a console, PC, or mobile with this eye-catching controller and match your nails, too!
With the Sunkissed Vibes controller, you can enjoy up to 40 hours of playtime and plug in your headphones with the 3.5mm jack. You can also personalize your controller's buttons with the Xbox Accessories app. The Sunkissed Vibes controller costs USD 79.99 and is available in select Xbox markets worldwide. You can also get the OPI nail colors online or at any OPI retailer.
Monday, May 15, 2023 at 5:48AM 
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Toyota has revealed that the locations of 2,150,000 million customers were exposed to potential hackers from November 6, 2013, to April 17, 2023. The data included the vehicle GPS and navigation terminal ID number, the chassis number, and the location and time data of the vehicle. This data came from Toyota’s Connected service, which offers maintenance reminders, entertainment streaming, and emergency assistance to owners. Users of Toyota Connected, G-Link, and G-Book may have been affected.
Toyota also said that video recordings taken outside the car could have been leaked. However, the company claims there is no evidence of data misuse, and no personal information was involved. Unless a potential bad actor knew the VIN (or chassis) number of a car, they wouldn’t have been able to use the data to track someone specifically. The data breach has been fixed, and the data is no longer accessible. Toyota has issued apology notices to affected customers and set up a call center for inquiries.
