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'It’s as if they hopped off the screen' — Disney World’s Frozen Ever After reopens with more immersive Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff animatronics that ‘gave chills’
When Frozen Ever After reopens at Walt Disney World’s Epcot on February 12, 2026, it will feature next-generation animatronics – and TechRadar spoke with Disney Imagineering to unpack the technology behind the upgrade and why it matters for riders.
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March's Full Blood Moon Will Feature a Total Lunar Eclipse: Here's When to See It
The eclipse will be visible across North America, but you'll need to stay up late to see it.
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Today's NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Feb. 12 #711
Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle for Feb. 12, No. 711.
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Anthropic Expands Claude's Free Tier With More Features
The Claude maker went after competitor OpenAI for putting ads in its free plan, and now it's adding more features to its own plan.
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Diablo Celebrates 30th Anniversary With New Warlock Class, Coming to 3 Games This Year
Players will get to see the class's beginnings in Diablo 2 today and its more destructive evolution in Diablo 4 this April.
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Cloud gaming on TVs suddenly looks like the future —2026 is the year the 'no console' world becomes realistic, thanks developments and hardware shortages
With 4K 120Hz arriving on TV cloud gaming and hardware prices rising, maybe you don't need an Xbox or PS5 any more.
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64GB of DDR5 RAM now costs more than a MacBook Air - memory prices have surged 300% in just six months
64GB of DDR5 RAM surges from the low $200s to over $1000 in six months, with prices still climbing.
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Apple could defy the RAM crisis with a rumored cheaper MacBook — which sounds like its biggest laptop launch for years
Apple could deploy its affordable MacBook with shipments of 5 to 8 million units – at a price that'll really shift these laptops.
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Amazon Pharmacy to Offer Same-Day Delivery to 2,000 More Communities in 2026
The e-commerce giant's pharmacy aims to reach 4,500 cities and towns by the end of the year.
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'SDUC cards in multi-terabyte capacities are already shipping': but where are these removable memory cards with 4TB or 8TB capacities that Sandisk launched almost two years ago?
The SD Association outlines a future of SD Express speeds and SDUC capacities up to 128TB, although where are the 4TB and 8TB cards announced years ago?
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Elon Musk Eyes Moon Facility, Plus Catapult to Send AI Satellites Into Orbit
According to The New York Times, Musk described a proposed facility that would include a massive catapult designed to launch satellites into space.
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Today's NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for Feb. 12, #977
Here are some hints and the answers for The New York Times Connections puzzle for Feb. 12 #977.
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Today's Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Feb. 12, #1699
Here are hints and the answer for today's Wordle for Feb. 12, No. 1,699.
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The HDD brand that brought you the 1.8-inch, 2.5-inch, and 3.5-inch hard drives is now back with a $19 pocket-sized personal cloud for your smartphones - just make sure you don't lose it
Conner introduces Pocket Cloud, a tiny device enabling phone backups, fast charging, 4K recording, expandable microSD storage, and multi-device compatibility.
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'Satisfying and great-tasting results' — this five-star De'Longhi coffee maker is a spectacular value, and it's $200 off at Best Buy
The De'Longhi La Specialista Arte Evo earned full marks in our 2024 review, and it's still an exceptional buy for beginner baristas.
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Segway Navimow CEO on why it won't be 'simply piling on features' in its robot lawn mowers
Exclusive: 'I have always hoped that technology can truly be applied to people's daily needs.'
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IKEA just released the smart sensor range I've been waiting for – simple, helpful gadgets from as little as $6
Take a look at my favorite picks from IKEA's new Matter-compatible smart sensor lineup.
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Watch out, Tesla – the early Rivian R2 verdicts suggest it's going to be a serious Model Y rival
World's top media get an early drive with Rivian's R2 and early reports suggest the company is on to a winner
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Dell XPS 14 Hands-On: The Long-Running Laptop Brand Goes Back to What Works
So far, so good with the first XPS laptop I've seen from Dell in a couple years.
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'A resounding home run' - the Nothing Ear (a) earbuds are some of the best we've tested and they even converted me from being an in-ear headphones skeptic
The Nothing Ear (a) are the earbuds that brought me back to the world of in-ear headphones - and they're not even pricey.
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