Blue Origin successfully reused its New Glenn rocket
Blue Origin successfully reused its New Glenn rocket for the second time, but AST SpaceMobile's satellite was deployed to a lower orbit than expected, rendering it useless.
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Google's Pixel Glow Lights: What Users Want to See
Google's new Pixel Glow feature aims to enhance user interaction through subtle lighting on devices, with potential applications in notifications and charging status. The update is part of Android 17 Beta 4, signaling…
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nothing’s cmf headphone pro hit all‑time low price of $69
Nothing’s CMF Headphone Pro drop to $69 on Amazon, offering 100 hours of battery life, physical buttons and an Energy Slider for on‑the‑fly EQ adjustments.
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Dymesty AI Glasses: The Worst Smart Glasses Tested
Dymesty AI Glasses are the worst smart glasses tested, with broken features, poor audio, and unreliable performance despite a long battery life.
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Sudokoo sk620v and sk700v review: silent, stylish am5 cooling with built-in display
Sudokoo's SK620V and SK700V air coolers deliver sub‑70 °C temps on Ryzen 9 9950X3D while staying under 30 dBA, but require a custom AM5 frame and carry a premium price.
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Keychron ultra 8k keyboards deliver marathon battery life and 8k polling
Keychron’s new Ultra 8K keyboards boast up to 660 hours of battery life, 8,000 Hz wireless polling, and upgraded Silk POM switches, with prices starting at $119.99 for the V5 Ultra and $229.99 for the Q1 Ultra.
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Forty years ago, IBM ushered in the megabit memory era with a DRAM breakthrough
Four decades ago, IBM's introduction of 1-megabit DRAM chips signaled a massive leap in memory density, sparking a high-stakes competition with Japanese semiconductor giants.
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New HUDIMM memory specification debuts with goal of slashing DDR5 prices during RAM shortages
ASRock, Intel, and TeamGroup are introducing HUDIMM, a new DDR5 memory standard designed to lower costs through a single 32-bit sub-channel architecture.
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Roborock's Qrevo Curv 2 Flow is the ultimate robot mop—if you don't have corners or walls
Roborock's Qrevo Curv 2 Flow brings powerful roller mopping to mid-tier robot vacuums, though edge performance remains inconsistent.
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A $10 Magnetic Phone Ring Holder Redefines Pixel 10 Pro Accessory Standards
A $10 magnetic ring holder enhances Pixel 10 Pro usability with secure, adjustable phone mounting and improved photography stability.
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After a decade on Android tablets, a family switches to iPad mini
After years of using Android tablets, a family switches to the 2024 iPad Mini, citing its flagship performance, long software support, and compact size, while noting missed Android features like multi‑user profiles and…
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Why Zip drives dominated the 90s, then vanished almost overnight
Once a 90s storage revolution, Zip drives were hampered by reliability issues and ultimately eclipsed by CDs and USB drives.
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Beyond the recovery disk: how to create a persistent Windows 11 USB with Rufus
Learn how to use Rufus to create a persistent Windows 11 USB drive, allowing you to run a full, portable OS with saved data on any PC.
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MSI Vector 16 gaming laptop with RTX 5070 Ti drops to $1,529 on Newegg
MSI's Vector 16 gaming laptop with Nvidia's RTX 5070 Ti is now $1,529 on Newegg, a 19% discount that includes a free copy of Pragmata worth $60.
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Nvidia RTX 3060 Return in 2026: A Potential Solution to GPU Price Hikes and Memory Shortages
Nvidia's rumored RTX 3060 return in 2026 aims to address GPU price hikes and memory shortages, offering a budget-friendly alternative to newer models.
