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Apple has a fix for the iOS bug that was resurfacing deleted photos, including nudes. Following reports from iPhone and iPad users about the sudden reappearance of permanently deleted photos, Apple has issued an iOS 17.5.1 update to fix the bug. In the release notes, Apple said the update "provides important bug fixes and addresses a rare issue where photos that experienced database corruption could reappear in the Photos library even if they were deleted." SEE ALSO: Rumors of a sleeker iPhone circulate.

PRE-ORDER NOW: Sonos has introduced their first pair of headphones, the Sonos Ace, which are available for preorder through Sonos as of May 21. The headphones cost $449 and will ship as soon as June 5. Where to preorder the Sonos Ace headphones Sonos Sonos Ace headphones $449 at Sonos Pre-order Now Sonos is breaking away from speakers — kind of.

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Sonos has finally ventured away from the realm of speakers. Not very far, though. On Tuesday, the company launched its first-ever pair of headphones, Sonos Ace. The headphones are exactly what you'd expect from Sonos: elegantly designed, with a focus on sound quality and connectivity with the rest of the company's ecosystem of devices. SEE ALSO: Sonos' new app has all your music on the Home screen For the sound part, we have to trust Sonos, as we haven't had a chance to try them out yet.

Nintendo’s new Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake is unique in that it has a nearly unlimited capacity to make you smile, but it’ll similarly bum you the hell out. That has nothing to do with the quality of either the original GameCube game or its new gussied-up Switch remake, though.