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New Apple Smart Home Hub Reportedly Called HomeView and Will Ship in November
Silent Hill Townfall Is Real for Me: I’ve Been to the Actual St. Amelia
‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’: How to Stream the New Anime Today
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Nicolas Cage says he won’t work with Amazon again over AI dispute
IT mistake erases 11 years of viewing history for hospitals’ maternity records
A “human error” in the IT department led to Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) losing data from maternity records over an 11-year span. The data loss occurred on August…
I’ve Been Waiting for a Coffee Maker With No Plastic in the Brew Path. Caraway Just Delivered
Caraway launched its first appliance today, and we got our hands on it early.
Can Bambu Labs 3D Printer Success Translate to a Standalone Laser? I Believe It Can
While Bambu Labs has made laser cutters in the past, the R1 is the company’s first dedicated tool.
Adobe Brings Its Premiere Video Editing Mobile App to Android
As more creators edit on the go, Adobe is making Premiere compatible with more devices, including foldables.
How to Adjust Your iPhone’s Liquid Glass in iOS 27
The latest iOS update brings a new slider to your iPhone so you can adjust the design more.
Apple’s MLB Dodgers Live Broadcast Was Shot With iPhone 18 Pro Max
Around half of the cameras that shot the baseball game were new iPhone 18 Pro Max units, some of which sent footage over 5G.
I Visited the Real-Life Silent Hill Village in Scotland
Silent Hill: Townfall’s setting of St. Amelia is based on a real place. I went to visit.
Epson Expands Its Home Theater Projector Line
Epson’s new LS models are laser-lit and cheaper than the flagship LS11000.
How iPhone users can file to get up to $95 from a $250-million settlement
People who purchased certain iPhones can now start submitting claims to get money as part of a settlement.
A rainbow of iMac G3s? This ‘old tech’ party in L.A. is a balm for our isolated times
Welcome to Dead Internet Theory, a Y2K-era event that celebrates a time when social media meant AOL Instant Messenger and when tech evoked excitement rather than dread.