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Think Your Subscriptions Are Cheap? They Could Be Costing You $1,300 Per Year, CNET Survey Finds

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By Dashia Milden Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
These subscriptions may feel necessary, but if you prefer a single genre -- such as sports -- CNET's senior streaming editor Kourtnee Jackson recommends a skinny package to cut back on live channels. While YouTube TV, Hulu and DirecTV have full live TV packages that are comparable to cable, there are ways to pay for fewer channels and still watch what you want. DirecTV offers genre-based packages starting at $20, with add-ons available for an extra charge.
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96% of CNET Readers Were Dead Wrong About WWDC

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By Dashia Milden Verified
| Hecho En California
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference keynote is over and we’re still unpacking every feature and what it means for you and Apple’s ecosystem. And it’s a lot. As expected, WWDC was all about software and AI developments, from iOS 27 to Siri AI and its ability to automatically group tabs by topic and add new ones for you. Apple also unveiled a wide range of artificial intelligence — or should we say Apple Intelligence? — features coming soon.
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Apple's Upgraded Siri AI Promises to Do More. I'm Not Sure I Want That

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By Dashia Milden Verified
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I can’t trust AI to complete my tasks as I would. With Apple’s long-promised Siri makeover, Siri AI will work across more apps and devices. I’m not thrilled about it. At its WWDC 2026 developer conference on Monday, Apple made its new Siri the focus. You’ll be able to summon Siri to find out about concert tickets and set a reminder to buy them.
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