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- The Polaroid Go Gen 3 is a palm-sized instant camera that produces lovely little prints — in the right conditions
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Jackery's Thinnest Power Station Fits Tight Corners and Keeps Your Fridge Running
Jackery's new ultra-thin FridgeGuard joins a growing market of portable power stations designed to keep your appliances powered. I tried it.
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Surfshark says its Dausos protocol will finally behave on the locked-down networks that trip up rival VPNs
Surfshark has updated its proprietary Dausos VPN protocol to connect more reliably on restricted school, university, and corporate networks, fixing connectivity issues some users had reported.
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Save $150 on the Asus ROG Strix 27-inch QHD OLED monitor in Newegg's unmissable FantasTech Father's Day sale
Newegg promises that if the price goes down while the sale is on, you'll pay the reduced amount.
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Don't wait for Amazon Prime Day — I'm a trained barista and I've scouted out 15 great deals on coffee-making essentials you can grab right now, from $4
Now's the time to restock your coffee corner with super cheap filter papers, cleaning solutions, barista towels, and much more.
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Hundreds of Android banking and crypto apps hit by dangerous new Rokarolla malware
A new Android trojan is capable of stealing data from 217 banking and cryptocurrency apps.
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Hellraiser: Revival isn't afraid to get its freak on in a pretty perfect adaptation of the films
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival seems to perfectly capture the essence of the films.
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5 great Garmin golf watches for every budget — all tried, tested, and approved by golfing fanatics
Trying to choose a new golf watch to help you up your game? These Garmin models all excelled in our tests.
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I Live in Massachusetts, and the Tartan Army Is the Best Thing to Hit My News Feed
Commentary: The Scottish fans bring bagpipes and party vibes to the Boston area for the World Cup, and it's all very welcome.
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Intelligence-in-Motion, the next logical step in the Agentic AI journey
How Intelligence-in-Motion and Agentic AI enables financial firms to boost customer loyalty.
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How to watch Las Culturistas Culture Awards online — stream the Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers comedy ceremony for FREE
Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers return for another edition of their bumper comedy and variety event — here's how to watch Las Culturistas Culture Awards
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I warn you, do not buy any laptop that says 'Intel Processor' for Prime Day — here's why
Prime Day is only a few days away and if you’re buying a laptop from Amazon, hear me out.
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Snap’s AR glasses cost $2,195 — and despite the high price, I think they could be the best XR gadget of 2026 if they live up to their prototype
Snap’s AR glasses cost $2,195, and after using their prototype I completely understand why
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How to watch Portugal vs DR Congo: Free Streams, TV Channels & Kick-Off time for Cristiano Ronaldo's FIFA World Cup 2026 opener
Find out how to watch Cristiano Ronaldo in Portugal vs DR Congo at FIFA World Cup 2026, including free live stream options, TV channel details, kick-off time.
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How AI is exposing enterprise operating models
Are you actually scaling AI? Why scattered tools and pilots are holding companies back.
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Americans Are Increasingly Skeptical of AI, but We're Using It More Than Ever
That lack of faith matters as AI becomes increasingly inescapable.
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Breaking down Verizon's new 'Simplicity' plan — is this new $30/mo unlimited data plan as good as it seems on paper?
Verizon has just debuted a brand new 'Simplicity' plan for new and existing customers alike — I'm breaking down the plan in detail right here.
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Pakistan ends 'luxury tax' on menstrual products, contraceptives. Will prices drop?
In Pakistan, taxes on menstrual products can add up. Activists have long worked to change this. Now a new budget wipes out the 18% sales tax. But questions remain about the impact on prices.
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Proton VPN aces independent no-logs audit for the fifth consecutive year
Proton VPN has successfully passed its fifth consecutive independent no-logs audit, with European security firm Securitum verifying that the provider doesn't track or store user activity.
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Microsoft Teams users beware — relays hit by ransomware hackers looking to hide malicious traffic
DragonForce is the first ransomware operator to use this technique that was discovered last year.
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The PC component crisis isn't going away: retail market for SSDs has 'almost disappeared' we're told, and DDR5 RAM prices refuse to drop
SSD prices remain sky-high alongside the cost of RAM — and a report suggests hard drives are getting more expensive too.
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