Bartender Pro brings widgets, clipboard, and file storage to MacBook notch
Bartender Pro introduces Top Shelf, transforming the Mac notch into a versatile hub for widgets, clipboard, file storage, and system controls.
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Qualcomm's next Snapdragon chip could push phone prices over the edge
Qualcomm's rumored Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro may exceed $300 per chip, marking a sharp price escalation and a new two-tier flagship strategy for Android's premium segment.
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Samsung's One UI 9 Beta Will Roll Out For Galaxy S26 Owners This Week
Samsung's One UI 9 beta launches this week for Galaxy S26 owners in select markets, featuring security enhancements, Text Spotlight, and UI refinements before the final release later this year.
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Panasonic marks 25 years of Lumix with the new L10 compact camera
Panasonic celebrates 25 years of Lumix with the L10, a premium compact featuring a Leica lens, 5.6K video, and multi-aspect ratio switching — priced from $1,499.
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An rtx 3070 is living proof that software now matters more than hardware
The GeForce RTX 3070's enduring ability to run modern AAA games at 1440p in 2026 is a direct result of AI upscaling and frame generation, proving software now dictates GPU lifespan more than raw hardware power.
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Android 17 leaks reveal a shift toward a blur-heavy design aesthetic
Leaked screenshots of Android 17 show Google doubling down on a blur-heavy UI aesthetic, despite denying claims that the look mimics Apple's Liquid Glass.
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Microsoft defends Windows 11 Low Latency Profile after backlash, noting other operating systems use similar CPU boosts
Microsoft defends Windows 11 Low Latency Profile after backlash, noting similar CPU boosting is standard in other operating systems to improve responsiveness.
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Google's aluminium OS for PC revealed in leaked video
Leaked video reveals Google's Android for PC operating system, "Aluminium OS," with desktop interface and potential companion laptops.
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Moto Tag 2 Now Available with UWB Support in Android Find Hub and Extended Battery Life
Moto Tag 2 launches with UWB tracking and 600-day battery life, available in UK/Germany at £29.99/€40 and $119.99 (4-pack) on Amazon.
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Sony partners with TSMC to build power-efficient smartphone camera sensors
Sony teams up with TSMC to develop next-gen image sensors for smartphones, promising more power-efficient phone cameras and longer battery life.
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Samsung launches One UI 9 beta for Galaxy S26 based on Android 17 this week
Samsung begins beta testing of One UI 9, its Android 17-based interface, for Galaxy S26 users in select regions, highlighting new creative tools, accessibility features, and security upgrades.
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Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus projector review: Google Gemini makes a surprising difference
Epson's $3,800 Lifestudio Grand Plus pairs a 4,000-lumen ultrashort-throw projector with Google Gemini voice control, but setup quirks and keystoning issues temper the experience.
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Walmart's $60 Onn 4K Pro streaming box is being scalped for double the price
Walmart's $60 Onn 4K Pro streaming box is out of stock and being scalped for double its price on eBay and Facebook Marketplace, highlighting supply shortages and growing demand for budget Google TV hardware.
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iRobot Introduces New, Smaller, and Cheaper Roomba Lineup
iRobot introduces new, smaller, and cheaper Roomba line with hot spot mopping and improved navigation.
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Sony upgrades its wearable air conditioner for better cooling and comfort
Sony launches upgraded wearable AC with improved cooling performance and enhanced design for discreet wear
