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Solarmovie Alternatives That Respect Your Time

You can’t stream your way out of chasing mirrors and pop-ups. If you’re here to…

Apple admits uncommon iPhone camera bug exists

Apple has verified that an extreme close-up of a generic LED display could generate small…

Netflix Secret Codes to Enhance Your Viewing Experience

If the Netflix queue seems like a hydrous supermarket, the secret codes are your aisle…

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Insta360 X4 8K 360 action cam hits its lowest price

The Insta360 X4, a tough 8K, 360-degree action camera loved by travelers and creators, has just hit an all-time low…

Meta unveils Horizon TV to unify streaming on Quest

Meta is turning its Quest headsets into full-fledged media machines with Horizon TV — a central streaming hub that brings…

Will Android developer verification destroy offline sideloading?

Google’s decision to enforce verification of Android developers for all app installs—including those outside the official stores—has raised a question…

AYANEO Pocket AIR Mini debuts with a $69.99 entry price

AYANEO’s newest handheld, the Pocket AIR Mini, lands with a headline-grabbing promise: it starts at $69.99—less than the $70 many…

Is SteamUnlocked Safe? Discover the Truth

If your main concern is 'Is SteamUnlocked safe?,' you’re actually asking three questions at once: Is it legal? Is it…

Samsung tri-fold phone could arrive in U.S. this year

Samsung’s long-rumored tri-fold smartphone is inching closer to the realms of reality—and the U.S. is said to be among the…

Samsung fridges are displaying ads—here’s how to bypass them

If you have a Samsung smart fridge in your home, don’t be shocked when commercials begin appearing on the device’s…

iPhone 17 T-Mobile promo credits missing? Check your email

A few T-Mobile customers who pre-ordered the iPhone 17 are getting smaller-than-anticipated promotional credits on their checkout screen. If you’re…

Custom Androidify bots land on Wear OS watch faces

Google is resurrecting Androidify in a pretty substantial manner, so you can make your own custom Android Bot on Wear…

House Panel Calls in Discord, Twitch, Reddit on Extremism

The House Oversight Committee has invited Discord, Twitch and Reddit to testify at a public hearing next month on how…

Nvidia to Take $5B Stake in Intel, Closing AI Chip Pact

Nvidia has announced a $5 billion equity investment in Intel and an expansive plan to jointly develop multiple generations of…

Google and PayPal team up on agentic commerce

Google and PayPal have inked a multiyear deal to bring “agentic commerce” into the mainstream, pairing Google’s artificial intelligence with…

Android 16 QPR2 may let Pixels flip the nav bar order on the fly

Pixel owners who grew up on the good old-fashioned three-button navigation bar may soon receive a small-but-satisfying tweak: the option…

Intel CPUs to Get Built‑In Nvidia RTX Graphics

In an all-encompassing partnership that could change the course of PCs from the motherboard on up, Intel and Nvidia revealed…

Windows Paint gets new PSD-style project files and more

Microsoft’s venerable Paint app isn’t just for doodling—a recent update makes it one of the better no-cost image editors in…

Free app shows real-time outage information, tracks outages near you

For the first time, an app is available free of charge that will allow anyone to observe power outages in…

Best early Amazon Prime Day laptop deals: 30 to choose from

Amazon’s fall megasale is starting to take shape, and laptop deals are already beginning to blossom. If you’ve been holding…

Why iPhone Air Looks So, So Much Like an Android

Yes, you read that right: Apple’s iPhone Air looks surprisingly Android-ish. Meanwhile, the razor-thin 5.6mm frame and featherweight 165g build…

Nothing Ear 3’s innovative case mic is a game-changer

Earbuds are typically not a game-changer in your ability to sculpt your calling experience. The Nothing Ear 3 does, though,…

EV Realty’s Real Estate Bet on Electric Trucking

Electric trucks are beginning to roll out of demonstration programs and onto daily delivery routes, but one key challenge is…

Shamillah Bankiya on European VC and the state of BAME founders

When Shamillah Bankiya, a partner at Dawn Capital, looks out on the European venture market, she sees a system that…

Silent Mode: From Loud Alerts to Silent Vibration

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Why Vermont Is Putting BEAD Dollars Into Fiber, Not Starlink

Vermont’s broadband chief, Christine Hallquist, is no satellite skeptic — she uses Starlink herself at home in the woods. Yet…

Nothing Ear 3: audio upgrades, case can double as mic

Nothing’s new in-ear buds land with meaningful audio upgrades, but the smart charging case steals the show. The Ear 3…