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Why I recommend the Google TV Streamer over traditional streaming sticks - and it's on sale

Whether you're upgrading an older setup or transforming a regular TV into a smart one, the Google TV Streamer is the best streaming device Android users can get. [...]

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Lenovo's new Legion Go S gaming handheld might finally be the one to take down the Steam Deck

The new Lenovo Legion Go S might be the most exciting PC gaming handheld of 2025 so far, thanks to SteamOS and the new AMD Ryzen Z2 Go. [...]

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I loved the Whoop MG, but didn't love the price: that's why I'm excited about this mysterious new fitness band from a major Garmin rival

There's an unnamed Whoop-style band from Polar set to launch in September, but I'm really excited about the still-unannounced price. [...]

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Record-breaking graphics card was broken, until this YouTuber repaired the Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti — then used it to dominate this 8K GPU benchmark

An RTX 5070 Ti graphics card with a hole in it wasn't just brought back to life – a YouTuber broke a GPU world record with it, too. [...]

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OpenAI wants to retire the AI coding benchmark that everyone has been competing on

OpenAI says the popular SWE-bench Verified coding benchmark is broken: most tasks are flawed enough to reject correct solutions, and leading AI models have likely seen the answers during training. That means scores measure memorization, not real coding ability.<br /> The article OpenAI wants to retire the AI coding benchmark that everyone has been competing on appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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The 100 best Black Friday deals under $100 – AirPods, TVs, Kindle, Fitbit, and more

I've found today's 100 best Black Friday deals under $100 that are actually worth buying, featuring AirPods, TVs, Kindle, Lego, Air fryers, and more. [...]

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ZuriQ raises $25.5M to scale its 2D quantum architecture

ZuriQ, a Swiss quantum computing company spun out of ETH Zürich, has raised $25.5 million in a seed round to scale the trapped-ion processors it is building on a new two-dimensional architecture. The money builds on the $4.2 million pre-seed round the company closed in 2025, and it arrives as ZuriQ pushes to increase the number of qubits its […]<br /> This story continues at The Next [...]

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"Dangerous" AI models are coming no matter what

AI models with advanced hacking capabilities will soon be the norm. [...]

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You can lease an iPhone through Klarna now - but should you? I did the math

Apple Upgrade allows customers to lease their devices ahead of a future upgrade -- but does it make sense for you? [...]

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