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Has The Pitt season 2 episode 1 already let slip its biggest mystery yet? I’m convinced the answer is right under our noses
I'm beside myself that The Pitt season 2 is back with episode 1, and I'm convinced I've already cracked one of the HBO Max show's biggest new mysteries.
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Amazon’s AI is shopping on your behalf where it's not supposed to — and retailers aren’t happy
Amazon’s AI-powered Buy for Me service is stirring controversy by placing orders from retailers who say they never agreed to be part of the program
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Dreame is a victim of its own robovac success – the new X60 Max Ultra looks amazing, but I'm struggling to get excited
Features include a super-slim build and a dock that boils the mop pads clean.
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Getting to Know the Oli Humanoid Robot (by Dancing)
I got an exclusive hands-on demo of the latest humanoid robot from LimX Dynamics, Oli, and put it through its paces with an epic dance battle.
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I Got Up Close and Personal With Boston Dynamics' New Atlas Robot
Before Atlas takes its first steps into the world of work later this year, I found myself face-to-face with CES 2026's most talked-about robot on the show floor.
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What is the release date for Landman season 2 episode 9 on Paramount+?
If episode 8 was the calm before the storm, I'm almost dreading what's coming next. But when is Landman season 2 episode 9 on Paramount+?
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This Star Wars Dartboard Has a Secret That Will Stop You From Using the Force to Win
This cool dartboard has cameras to track your score and keep you honest
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This Lenovo Display Concept Told Me I Looked Tired, and I Need It in My Life
Lenovo also showed off a new rollable laptop concept with a mini display on the back at CES.
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I Watched a Robot Slowly and Inefficiently Load Laundry at CES
The Switchbot Onero H1 may become available for purchase in the future.
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People We Meet on Vacation review: Netflix changes key details from the hit book, but it’s still their best rom-com yet
Fans of the original novel will spot some major differences, but People We Meet on Vacation lands on Netflix with all the feel-good romance we could want.
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This Home Air Quality Monitor Tracks Everything, Including the Risk of Flu
The upcoming Caeli monitor is becoming even smarter, with a flu index that predicts how likely you are to get sick. And I got to see it at CES.
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Satechi unveils Thunderbolt 5 docking station that doubles as external SSD — shame it doesn't take HDDs, and why doesn't it have video outputs anyway?
Satechi CubeDock combines Thunderbolt 5, integrated NVMe SSD, high-wattage charging, and multiple ports into a compact desktop hub.
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I Watched a Drone Pick Up a Robot Vacuum and (Sort Of) Carry It Up the Stairs at CES 2026
It was only a matter of time before someone strapped a robot vacuum to a drone and tried to fly it up the stairs. I saw Mova's attempt at CES 2026.
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I flew the Star Wars Death Star trench run on the Sphere in a Lego X-Wing — and nothing else comes close
Lego turned the Sphere into a brick-built Death Star, and I got to fly the iconic Star Wars trench run across its massive exterior screen from a life-size, partially brick-built X-Wing parked nearby
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Nvidia partner wants to 'beautify' data centers with the Infinity Cube concept — plans to cram 86TB DDR5 and 224 B200 GPU in a liquid-cooled 14ft cube
Infinity Cube consolidates multiple Omnia AI supercomputers into a 14ft liquid-cooled cube with extreme GPU, CPU, and memory density.
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The TCL Note A1 NxtPaper Is a Notes-First Tablet With a 120Hz Display
The productivity tablet offers a stripped down Android to keep you focused on what matters most
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How to watch A Thousand Blows — stream Stephen Graham boxing drama online from anywhere
Want to watch A Thousand Blows from anywhere? Stream every brutal showdown as Hezekiah navigates the fight to survive London’s bare-knuckle underworld.
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At CES 2026, Gbrain's Phin Stim Signals a New Era for Implantable Brain Therapy
I spoke with neuroscientists from an Incheon, Korea-based startup that's looking to minimize the symptoms of epilepsy or Parkinson's disease.
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Dell unveils 52-inch pseudo-6K monitor that's bound to give you a neck torticollis — but if you want a true 6K experience, don't buy it
Dell’s 52-inch UltraSharp monitor offers four virtual desktops, a wide IPS Black panel, extensive ports, and ergonomic adjustments, but lacks true 6K resolution.
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2026 could well be the year of the $500 32GB DDR5 memory module — experts predict DDR will go up by 60% in Q1 2026 alone
2026 could see 32GB DDR5 memory costing $500 as analysts warn of steep DRAM price rises driven by server demand.
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