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• Netflix finally opens to proper theatrical releases, starting with the next “Narnia” film
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• Yes, you should probably be nicer to your AI — here’s why that’s not as ridiculous as it sounds
• Google finally explains why Android AICore keeps eating your storage — and it actually makes a lot of sense
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• OpenAI’s Codex now has a tiny AI pet that keeps you updated while you code
• ASUS launches ProArt PZ14 with 144Hz OLED and Snapdragon X2 Elite
• Razer upgrades Blade 16 with 64GB RAM and RTX 5090 options
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• Plex is getting a steep price hike for remote streaming
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• Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 8 might finally fix a huge display problem
• The legendary Oak Ridge lab just developed a portable device that detects GPS-spoofing live
• AI chatbots continue feeding into our worst delusions, finds worrying report on ChatGPT and Grok
• iPhone 18 might put some serious hurt on your wallet, after all
• GameStop shocks with a hefty multi-billion dollar bid to buy eBay
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• Microsoft says it’s prepping a fix for Outlook bug that blanked out documents
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• Walmart leak shows an expanding Onn lineup with a Gemini-ready smart speaker
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• Scientists have found a hidden galaxy inside the Milky Way, and they’re calling it Loki
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• Harvard launched an open-source wallet that stores biometric data on your phone instead of servers
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• OpenAI could launch its first AI agent smartphone in 2027
• Samsung shows off insanely bright smartphone OLED display that doesn’t sacrifice colors
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• Next-gen DDR6 memory with insane speeds has entered development, but there’s a long wait
• Samsung reveals sharp stretchable display that’s ready for your car’s dashboard
• iOS 26.5 adding encryption to RCS messages exchanged between Androids and iPhones
• Sony’s upcoming WH-1000XX headphones spotted in the wild ahead of its official launch
• Xteink’s latest e-reader brings Android to a pocket-sized screen that snaps to your phone
• Schools are using VR headsets to relieve student stress and fix attention issues
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• Bose turns up the volume on home audio with its sleekest and smartest Lifestyle Collection
• Amazon’s Alexa+ just moved into your Bose speaker, if you’re willing to pay the rent
• RingConn’s Gen 3 smart ring launches with haptic alerts and 14-day battery life
• Meta’s AI scans photos for bone structure to catch underage users on Instagram and Facebook
• Samsung’s next foldables may have leaked straight from its own software
• 32GB RAM for Windows 11? Hey Microsoft, that sounds like a you problem!
• You can now trust Perplexity with medical tips, or at least a tad more than ChatGPT or Gemini
• Xbox Game Pass May 2026 lineup is here and it’s massive with Forza Horizon 6 and DOOM leading the way
• iOS 27 could let users pick an AI model of their choice for text and image tasks
• ChatGPT’s new default model is half as likely to mislead you on medical and financial questions
• The next Call of Duty title will test the loyalty (and wallet) of PS4 players
• You can now win back a shred of privacy with approximate location sharing in Chrome
• This Google Home update is all about smarter automation
• Xbox CEO scraps Copilot AI for consoles to refocus the platform on gameplay-first experiences
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• Apple’s iPhone 20 may finally ditch the design we’ve known for years
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• Google is adopting a new framework to stop shady Android apps from raising hell
• Microsoft Copilot Cowork goes mobile and it’s ready to take tasks off your plate
• Samsung’s next smart ring is running late, but you’ll appreciate the planned upgrades
• ChatGPT for Excel and Google Sheets is now out of beta, and it’s kind of a big deal
• Apple coughs up $250 million to pay iPhone users because Siri just wasn’t smart enough
• Infamous “Apple copycat” offers an ingenious smartphone battery upgrade that Apple must copy
• Valve’s sold-out Steam Controller just became a modder’s playground
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• Windows 11’s most important update may be the least exciting
• Windows 11 File Explorer is getting the fix it should’ve had years ago
• LG’s next-gen Tandem OLED display tech is fixing some long-standing consumer problems
• Edge browser has a serious password safety problem, but Microsoft says it’s by design
• Character.AI is being sued for allegedly letting a chatbot play doctor in Pennsylvania
• ReMarkable Paper Pure wants to be the only notebook you’ll ever need
• Google is working on a “24/7 personal agent” that sounds a lot like its answer to OpenClaw
• Google Search updates hope to turn AI answers into a starting point for you, not a dead end
• Apple TV scores a dozen Tony nods, and it’s about to win a rare honor that I didn’t see coming
• Asus Zenbook S16 OLED review: A balanced ultrabook that I think plays it too safe
• Dreame wants to kit you out with a smartphone, a smart ring, and a rocket-powered sports car
• This compact SSD enclosure has active cooling to sustain 80Gbps speeds for as long as you need
• Intel’s future CPU roadmap leaks reveal a company in attack mode
• iOS 27 could treat AI models like default apps, and that may finally get me to use Apple Intelligence
• The Desktop Paradox: I finally understand why gamers hesitate before going OLED
• Samsung patent shows a laptop with a clever touch-sensitive palmrest for shortcuts
• Apple could serve an unexpected repairability surprise atop its foldable iPhone
• Samsung’s One UI 8.5 update finally rolls out with new AI features for these Galaxy oldies
• Your Galaxy Watch can now warn you before you faint
• Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon chips unlock AI cameras, 90FPS gaming, and faster connectivity for budget phones
• Anthropic just taught Claude to dream between tasks, and it makes agents meaningfully smarter
• Even brief AI use could hurt your ability to think, a new study finds
• Google responds to Chrome’s silent Gemini Nano install, stops short of addressing consent
• Sketchy iPhone 18 Pro leak shows a smaller Face ID cutout on the screen 
• Google pulls the plug on Project Mariner, the AI agent that browsed the web like a human