- Thu. Apr 23rd, 2026
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Trading Up to a New Smartphone or Tablet? How to Get Top Dollar for Your Old One
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Thursday, April 23
Ultrahuman Launched the First Smart Ring Integration for Expert-Led Workouts
Nintendo Customers Sue for Share of Trump Tariff Refunds
OpenAI unveils Workspace Agents, a successor to custom GPTs for enterprises that can plug directly into Slack, Salesforce and more
Microsoft moves Start button to the center of the screen – CNET
If you’re looking for the Start button, it’s now in the bottom middle of your screen.
Amazon launches AWS BugBust to spur adoption of AI-powered coding tools
Amazon’s new global competition, AWS BugBust, aims to realize $100 million in cost savings from 1 million busted bugs.Read More
Used car prices set for drop off in a reprieve for buyers – Roadshow
New data shows auction prices peaking, which should lead to lower prices in the coming weeks.
Apple Fitness Plus will launch new Time to Walk episodes starting June 28 – CNET
The first season of celebrity-packed workout episodes ended in April.
Dinosaurs not only lived in the freezing, dark Arctic — they also nested there – CNET
New research reveals that multiple dinosaurs — including Tyrannosaurs — lived and nested in the Arctic.
Electric Volvo XC90 will boast lidar, AI-driven safety technology – Roadshow
The autonomous driving computer will grow smarter over time via over-the-air updates, the company said.
This Dyson Tower for just $180 will be your new No. 1 fan – CNET
It’s factory reconditioned but less than half the price of a new model.
Windows 11 is here, with a more Mac-like look and new features – CNET
Microsoft unveiled Windows 10’s successor at a virtual event on Thursday. Here’s what to know.
Microsoft’s Windows 11 event marred by buffering and streaming disruptions – CNET
The live feed of Microsoft’s event on the company’s own website started struggling soon after its start.
Today’s top deals and a special note – CNET
It’s time for this Cheapskate to say goodbye, but not before a few final words — and deals, of course.