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My old car just survived a 500-mile cross-country road trip – I have this gadget to thank for that

This Hulkman Alpha went above and beyond, jumpstarting a car with a dead battery multiple times on my journey across England.

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Why more consumers prefer AI-enhanced shopping – and still expect the human touch

Consumers are favoring brands that leverage AI agents to deliver transparency, confidence, and highly personalized assistance.

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Microsoft promises a big February patch – but will it fix what’s broken with Windows 11 today?

Microsoft’s February 2026 update will deliver an expanded Cross Device Resume, improved voice tools, and QOL fixes.

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How to get unlimited AI video and image generations in Adobe Firefly for free

Indulge all your AI content needs through March 16th. Here’s how.

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What is Bluetooth 6.0? Why the newest audio connectivity standard is worth getting excited about

Bluetooth 6 is gaining traction in audio, but its best features ultimately lie in new hardware.

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Hate your Windows 11 UI? Try a MacOS or Linux-like shell: My 3 picks

Are you tired of the Windows 11 UI? Are you jealous of your friends’ Linux desktops? If so, you might want to give one of these alternative shells a try.

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You’ve been using super glue all wrong – here’s how I really make it stick

Super glue is highly useful, but are you getting the most out of it? Try these 10 expert tips and tricks for results that stick.

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This game-changing tool gives you another pair of hands – here’s how I use it

Even after using the Stanley Maxsteel vice for so long, I’m still finding new ways to leverage its capabilities in my DIY workshop.

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LG is done with 8K TVs, and it’s about time we admitted the tech failed

If more resolution isn’t the answer, what advances can TV buyers expect? Here’s our take.

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How to turn ChatGPT into a scam detector using the new Malwarebytes integration – for free

Are you being scammed? This new ChatGPT trick scans suspicious numbers, emails, and links to keep you safe.

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You’ll be able to turn off Firefox’s AI features this month

Firefox 148 adds a new “AI Controls” panel to granularly disable or entirely block AI features with a kill-switch. Opt out of AI when the update drops in February.
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OpenAI’s Codex just got its own Mac app – and anyone can try it for free now

The new Mac app turns GPT-5.2-Codex into a multi-agent command center. Here’s how.

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This Debian-based Linux distro has one of the smartest security features I’ve tested in years

If you’re looking for a bit of extra security with an MX Linux-based distribution, iDeal OS might be an ideal solution.

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Sonos is back with new hardware – and it’s built for your most complex audio setup

The Amp Multi is built to accommodate a web of Sonos’ architectural speakers, and its functionality will rely entirely on the Sonos app.

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My proven way to speed up Linux when RAM upgrades aren’t worth it (and it’s free to do)

RAM prices are out of control. Here’s how to speed up Linux without buying more.

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I’ve tested all of Apple’s smart watches – I recommend this one in 2026 (and it’s $100 off)

Looking for a smartwatch to help you tackle your 2026 fitness goals? The Apple Watch Series 11 is on sale for the first time this year.

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Why I still recommend this Oura Ring alternative with no subscriptions in 2026

RingConn’s second-generation smart ring is competitively priced, and doesn’t lock your data behind subscription fees.

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Ouch – the Raspberry Pi just got more expensive (again)

Raspberry Pi announces new price hikes for 2026, blaming the “AI infrastructure roll-out” for rising RAM costs. Pi 4 and Pi 5 models get way more expensive.
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Massive 31.4 Tbps DDoS attack breaks records: How the ‘apex’ of botnets could be weaponizing your home devices

The “apex” botnet’s ongoing activities highlight how consumer devices are being weaponized to launch cyberattacks on the world stage.

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Samsung’s confirmed Galaxy S26 Ultra display upgrade fixes my long-standing annoyance

An upcoming privacy display feature on the Galaxy S26 Ultra lets the phone block parts of the screen to counter snooping. Here’s how.

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