Marshall launches noise-cancelling Milton A.N.C. headphones for on-ear lineup
Marshall introduces noise-cancelling Milton A.N.C. headphones, bringing adaptive ANC to its on-ear lineup with 50-hour battery life and $229 price point.
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Light Phone teams up with Andrew Yang’s Noble Mobile, which pays you to stop doomscrolling
Light Phone III becomes available immediately through Noble Mobile's two-year plan, which pays users to reduce data usage, supporting a minimalist tech lifestyle.
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Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses see significant price cuts at major retailers
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are seeing discounts of up to 25% at Amazon and Best Buy through May 26, with Gen 2 models starting at $322.15.
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AT&T Samsung phones can’t make video calls after one ui 8.5 update
Samsung phones on AT&T are unable to make native video calls after the One UI 8.5 update, with errors affecting S25, S24, S23 and A‑series models, while third‑party apps remain functional.
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Samsung one ui 9 beta is a disappointingly small update
Samsung's One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S26 brings only minor UI tweaks like a redesigned media player and resizable quick settings, but the author advises waiting for the stable release due to limited new features and…
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Intel and Qualcomm circle Tenstorrent as the NVIDIA-alternative trade comes due
Intel and Qualcomm are in early takeover talks with Jim Keller's AI chip startup Tenstorrent, valued at $3.2bn, as the market for NVIDIA alternatives heats up.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide Fold leaks reveal key specs ahead of July launch
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide Fold leaks reveal 7.6-inch and 8-inch displays, 200MP and dual 50MP cameras, with July launch expected.
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Microsoft finally admits the Copilot key wasn't a great idea, and it'll let you change it back soon
Microsoft will let Windows 11 users remap the controversial Copilot key back to Right Ctrl or Context Menu in a future update, reversing a 2024 hardware change that disrupted workflows and assistive tech.
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LG Unveils 1000Hz, 1080p Gaming Monitor for Esports Competitors
LG's UltraGear 25G590B monitor boasts a 1000Hz refresh rate at 1080p resolution, making it a top choice for esports competitors and enthusiasts.
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Amazon's next Kindle upgrade might be a replaceable battery
Amazon's Kindle firmware hints at upcoming battery replacement support, aligning with EU push for repairable electronics and potentially benefiting long-term users.
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I stopped using motherboard audio after one cheap USB DAC solved every problem I had
A writer discovers that a cheap USB DAC eliminates years of audio interference and inconsistency, transforming his PC audio experience.
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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 and Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses hit first Amazon discounts
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 drops to $321.99 and Oakley Meta HSTN to $319.20 on Amazon — the first and deepest discounts yet for Meta's smart glasses lineup.
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Microsoft rolls out Xbox mode for Windows 11, turning PCs into console‑like hubs
Microsoft's Xbox Mode launches on Windows 11 desktops, unifying Steam, Epic, GOG and Game Pass libraries into a console‑style full‑screen dashboard.
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Google Pixel 10 is $299 in Mint Mobile deal with your first year of cellular service
Mint Mobile offers the Google Pixel 10 for $299 with a year of service, totaling $479 and saving over 60% on the phone. The deal is for new customers and includes various data plans.
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A new Intel laptop outperforms MacBook Neo, but does it matter?
Honor's new Intel-powered X14 laptop challenges Apple's MacBook Neo with better specs and competitive performance, raising questions about Intel's comeback in the PC market.
