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Bubsy 4D review: not a cat-astrophe but not purr-fect

A fun revival that's also paw-sitively messy in places.

Creative Bloq

Omega launches a new James Bond watch – fusing a dive watch with a chronograph

The model comes from a new video game – 007 First Light.

Microsoft Teams is retiring Together mode, and I'll miss the quirky feature

Microsoft will retire Teams Together mode on June 30, removing the shared views introduced during the remote‑work boom. The company says the change will simplify meetings and reduce cognitive load.

Windows Central

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I tried this potato peel hack to supercharge my garden — here's what happened and how to do it yourself

I'm all about saving money in my garden. Fortunately, I've just found a cheap hack that uses an item I already have in my kitchen to help my plants thrive. Here's how it works.

Tom’s Guide

Polestar Pauses Work On Its Electric Sports Car. But It’s Almost Done

The Polestar 6 is a dedicated electric sports car whose development is nearly complete and will still hit production, but it’s not clear when.

InsideEVs

3 new to Netflix thriller movies to stream this week — including a tense watch based on a shocking true story (May 21-27)

These thriller movies have just arrived on Netflix, and they pack plenty of tension, twists and exciting moments. Watch them now.

Tom’s Guide

Loewe's new premium LCD TVs save on space – but cost as much as an OLED

Small screen sizes, big price tags

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I'm a personal trainer: Here's why I use the 'floating pigeon' pose to relieve tight hips and sculpt a strong core

Floating pigeon stretch releases tension in your hips and glutes; here's how to do it and the benefits.

Tom’s Guide

AMD begins production ramp of 256-core EPYC Venice — first 2nm HPC chip claims 70% performance leap

AMD has announced that its 6th Gen EPYC processor, codenamed Venice, has entered production ramp on TSMC's N2 process in Taiwan.

Tom’s Hardware

007: First Light's global launch times have been announced — Here's exactly when you can play James Bond's latest adventure where you are

IO Interactive has announced the global launch times for 007: First Light, an upcoming action-adventure game that will tell the tale of James Bond from an upstart rookie into the iconic secret agent he is today.

Windows Central

Canva uses handcrafted animation to challenge polished design culture

Its new ads celebrate imperfection.

Creative Bloq

I just tested the next-generation of Android Auto, and it’s a huge leap forward that embarrasses Apple CarPlay

I went eyes-on with Google’s radical Android Auto redesign. From 3D Immersive Navigation to agentic Gemini car controls, it completely beats Apple CarPlay.

Tom’s Guide

Nothing's next affordable phone leaks – and the specs show big power upgrades

Nothing's next budget phone is in line for a refresh

Lenovo G02 retro handheld allegedly comes preloaded with thousands of copyrighted games, including Nintendo ROMs — company confirms that it’s an officially white-labeled device meant for the Chinese market [Updated]

Lenovo confirms that it partnered with a third-party manufacturer to build, sell, and market the G02 retro gaming handheld in China. However, it allegedly contained thousands of gaming ROMs, many from Nintendo, right out of the box, raising questions about the validity of the licenses of these titles.

Tom’s Hardware

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I just cut my monthly streaming bill by 60% — here's what I cancelled (and what I'm keeping)

I just discovered my monthly streaming bill has climbed way too high. So, here's the method I used to slash my spending by 60%.

Tom’s Hardware

Audi enthusiast upgrades 2001 A4 gear shift with old smartwatch in 3D-printed housing — vide-coded WearOS app displays gear selection, can be used to control in-car media

An electronics, automobile, and DIY enthusiast has turned an old smartwatch into an interactive gear shift display in his 2001 Audi.

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia no longer reports gaming GPU sales as a separate segment — posts eye-watering $81.6 billion Q1 profit thanks to AI boom

Nvidia to split its revenue streams based on deployment markets rather than product segments going forward.

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We're waiting on a small but important detail about the TV industry’s new “OLED killer”

I asked all the big names about RGB Mini LED on small TVs, and the responses left me concerned

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After a week with the reMarkable Paper Pure, I finally get digital notepads

The beauty is in the simplicity.

Arnold & Son brings back the dragon on its new Luna Magna watch – but you won’t get one

Arnold & Son debuts new Luna Magna watch – and the dragon is back!

Tom’s Guide

I checked out the world’s first 6K gaming monitor — and it's a sight to behold

The 32-inch Samsung Odyssey G8 (G80HS) impresses with its vibrant, sharp 6K resolution and fluid performance. Here are our initial hands-on thoughts.

Tom’s Guide

Not sit-ups or crunches: I saw real results in my core when I swapped them for this simple Pilates ab exercise

Here's why the Pilates dead bug is the ab exercise you should be focusing on, and the progressions to try.

International Business Times UK

Mark Zuckerberg Defends Massive Meta Layoffs as AI Overhaul Eliminates Thousands of Jobs

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg defends recent layoffs as part of a strategic shift towards AI, reallocating thousands of employees to AI roles while leaving many positions unfilled.

Tom’s Guide

Your iPhone is secretly ruining your video audio — here’s the fix

Turn off this one default iPhone setting for instantly better video audio.

GamesRadar

Herman Miller's first gaming desk is clearly targeting Secretlab and Flexispot with its design, but it has a secret weapon that could justify its absurd price

The Herman Miller Coyl is the luxury office furniture maker's first gaming desk, and it borrows from Secretlab and Flexispot while adding its own dial controls.

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