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Elden Ring Smithing Stones: How to Find Every Bell Bearing – CNET
Here’s how to get all the Smithing Miner’s Bell Bearings and Somberstone Miner’s Bell Bearings, which you’ll need for the Elden Ring DLC.
What We Want Apple to Announce at WWDC 2024 (but It Won’t) – CNET
Commentary: Rumor has it that Apple won’t unveil any new hardware at its World Wide Developers Conference this year. But we still have a list of products we wish it…
Adobe Defends Terms-of-Service Changes Amid Gen AI ‘Explosion’ – CNET
Adobe says it won’t scan every file, but it could still cause an issue for creators.
Tetris turns 40 with a grand old party | The DeanBeat
At 40 years old, Tetris is one of those games you never get tired of. You grow up with it and pass it on as tradition to bring joy to…
Civilization 7 Appears to Leak Ahead of Summer Game Fest – CNET
Other potential surprises from 2K Games might include Borderlands, BioShock or Mafia.
Hate Your CPAP Machine? A New Sleep Apnea Drug May Help You Get Rid of It – CNET
There is currently no drug that treats sleep apnea. However, the third clinical trial of AD109 suggests there could be one in the future.
Grab This Handy Anker MagSafe 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand With 30% Off – CNET
This convenient charger can handle multiple Apple devices at once.
This Company Says Its Solar Cell is 33% Efficient, But Don’t Expect to See It on Your House – CNET
While manufacturers are pushing the limits of solar efficiency, that doesn’t really matter for your home solar system.
This AI Startup Wants to Reinvent How We Interact With Devices – CNET
Rabbit’s AI-powered assistant responds to verbal commands.
VMware customers may stay, but Broadcom could face backlash “for years to come”
Enlarge (credit: Getty) After acquiring VMware, Broadcom swiftly enacted widespread changes that resulted in strong public backlash. A new survey of 300 director-level IT workers at companies that are customers…