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- I tested 4 more 4K Blu-rays released in 2026 that are worth adding your collection — including a great Dolby Atmos showcase, and two sumptuous DTS music movies (well, one of them's Spinal Tap, but it absolutely counts)
- A great new lease of life for your old smartphone? Google teams up with university researchers to create low-cost data centers out of 2,000 old Pixel phones
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- The Polaroid Go Gen 3 is a palm-sized instant camera that produces lovely little prints — in the right conditions
- I reviewed Klipsch's The Nines II powered stereo speakers, and they're definitely keepers — great sound and nice features in a compact size (though it helps if you're feeling strong)
- Ugreen Maxidok 17-in-1 Dock review: A Thunderbolt 5 docking station with more ports and features than you'll know what to do with
- ‘Feels like a natural breeze’: I reviewed Dyson’s clever purifying fan that follows you around the room, and was blown away by its smart features and wonderfully engineered performance
- DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 review: Pro-grade video editing software with some amazing - and terrifying - AI tools
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The Kensington SD5010T5 EQ Thunderbolt 5 Dock is an elegant option for those with TB5 ports.
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Grave Seasons Lets You Date the Serial Killer Plaguing Your Cute Town
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I tested the Circular Ring 2 and wanted to love it, but the software got in the way
The Circular Ring 2 looks good and packs in great features, but a messy app and inconsistent performance stop it from being an Oura challenger.
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'We've seen an increase in Blu-ray orders of 10,000%': I spoke to a Blu-ray and vinyl manufacturer about their Blu-ray sales and it's given me even more hope for physical media's survival
While home physical media was on the decline, a talk with a vinyl and Blu-ray manufacturer gave me hope for the future.
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I found a hidden ChatGPT setting that changes how hard the AI thinks — and the difference surprised me
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This tiny AMD PC just ran a massive 397B AI Model that required a server room full of GPUs a year ago
Longsys shows how far edge AI computing has come by running a mammoth 397-billion-parameter model on a customized AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395-based PC with 128GB of RAM.
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How I Learned to Cook: One Meal Kit at a Time
This meal kit service turned me into a confident cook.
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100 days after the Iran war started — Tehran-backed group breaches California Water Service but claims they 'chose not to disrupt water access'
Iranian-linked group Handala breached California Water Service, leaking 5GB of customer data and exposing critical GPS infrastructure across seven districts.
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The Best Espresso Machines of 2026 After Testing More Than 20 Models
If you're searching for an espresso machine for your dad this Father's Day, here are the best options, tested and reviewed by CNET editors.
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The US almost blacklisted DeepSeek for contributing to China’s military and intelligence — but the White House held back to avoid escalating tensions
Chinese firms were not added to the Entity List ahead of Trump's meeting with Chinese premier Xi Jinping.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Friday, June 19 (game #1104)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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Quordle hints and answers for Friday, June 19 (game #1607)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Friday, June 19 (game #838)
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Tesla sucks! Handy vacuum cleaners have been spotted at some European Tesla Supercharger stalls
Tesla helps kill EV charging time by providing handy on-site vacuum cleaners.
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Researchers Turn Old Junk Drawer Smartphones Into a Mini Cloud Computing Platform
Score one for effective e-waste recycling.
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MIT researchers adapted nuclear reactor cooling principles to reduce energy consumption and water use in rapidly expanding AI data centers.
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