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I just saved $180 a year on my Google AI plan without losing my Drive storage – here’s how

Google AI Plus just got cheaper, and it’s the easiest way to reduce my Google One bill without giving up cloud storage or AI.

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I tested the best MacOS alternative on Linux again – and it even mimics Liquid Glass now

PearOS has been promising to become the MacOS of Linux for some time now, and the latest release just might deliver.

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Anthropic’s new Claude Fable 5 is a nerfed Mythos with guardrails attached

Claude Fable 5 brings Mythos-class AI coding power to general users, but with cybersecurity guardrails, fallback models, and pricing that could make developers think twice.

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Last chance for the best Prime Day TV deals: Samsung, Sony, and more

Prime Day 2026 is almost over, but you still have time to save thousands on TV deals from LG, Samsung, and Sony all thoroughly vetted and tested by our experts.

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US workers are the world’s biggest AI skeptics – and it’s not just about job loss

More than half of US desk workers consider themselves AI skeptics, while emerging economies trust AI more, according to recent studies.

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ONLYOFFICE DocSpace 3.7 Lets You Generate Files Using AI

The update also adds DeepSeek, xAI, and Google AI support alongside a revamped form-filling experience.

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Amazon Prime members can buy a car online now – and get a $1,500 gift card

Amazon is now partnering with local dealerships to help you buy, sell, or lease your car – and Prime members can get a big gift card when they do.

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This silent Android feature scans your photos for ‘sensitive content’ – how to uninstall it

Google didn’t say much about Android System SafetyCore before it suddenly appeared on phones. Fortunately, you can disable it.

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I tested iOS 27’s new AI photo editing tools as a skeptic – and the results surprised me

The new developer beta of iOS 27 offers three AI-powered skills to tweak and enhance your photos. Are they worth using?

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I’ve spent years with immutable Linux – RakuOS fixed my biggest annoyance

Immutable Linux is the future of OS security, but the current distributions do have one particular limitation that RakuOS has overcome.

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Before you buy a smartwatch or smart ring, consider what you’re giving up

Health wearables are constantly collecting your personal information, but who owns that data, and what does it mean for your privacy?

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The wearable health boom is creating a data overload for doctors – what happens next

Patients have never had more information about their health, but much of it is unusable. Here’s why.

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I’m using these 7 Linux wellness apps to take better care of myself in 2026

If you’re on a mission to improve your health and wellness, and Linux is your OS of choice, there are plenty of apps to help you on your journey, and these are my favorites.

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I read the fine print on at-home DNA and health tests – watch out for these risks

What’s really in that DNA kit? It turns out, it’s not just a spit tube, but a whole lot of fine print.

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Our favorite health trackers are disappearing – and that’s the point

Tech companies are evolving their health trackers to make them smaller, thinner, and near-invisible. Here’s why.

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AI can identify intimate partner violence years before people disclose it, but is that safe?

Researchers at MIT and Mass General Brigham have built an AI model that can flag intimate partner violence risk in patients from their medical records.

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How I used Airtable to audit and fix my food habits for $12/month – and it paid off big time

I turned my daily meal planning into a simple database system, reducing food stress, grocery confusion, and last-minute takeout temptations without counting calories, macros, or points.

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This free Android app turned my phone into a 35-tool measuring tool – and I tested everything

Phyphox can do so much that explaining it all would take hours. The real fun starts once you begin testing the world around you.

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This Bluetooth tracker uses LoRa mesh networks to find things – and I couldn’t believe the accuracy

Seeed Studio’s SenseCAP T1000-E tracker card also doesn’t use cell towers or Wi-Fi. Here’s how it works in the real world.

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Transmission issues and workarounds on (K)Ubuntu 26.04

Transmission, the default BitTorrent client does not work properly in Ubuntu 26.04. Here are a few workarounds. Due to new version of the AppArmor security module, some features in the Transmission BitTorrent client do not work properly in Ubuntu since 25.04. It’s because AppArmor in new Ubuntu versions includes new profile that restricts file access, […]

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