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If you’ve ever thought about making your own stickers for Etsy or just for fun but don’t know where to begin, I’d recommend taking a look at the Cricut Joy 2. I’ve been testing one for a couple of weeks now, and as someone completely new to the Cricut ecosystem, I’ve found it to be … Read More “Cricut’s Joy 2 makes creating stickers easier for beginners, and it’s on sale” »
Think about the difference between leaving a housemate a to-do list and writing them a contract. The to-do list says “buy bread on Monday, take out the bins Tuesday, water the plants Wednesday.” It’s a sequence of instructions, and if any step fails or gets skipped, the whole thing fails. The contract says something different. … Read More “A Beginner’s Guide to Kubernetes” »
TL;DR The ANBERNIC RG Rotate will release on May 11 at 6:00 AM ET. The handheld will feature a Unisoc Tiger T618 Octa-core CPU, Mali G52 GPU, 3GB RAM, 32GB of storage, and a 2,000mAh battery. The Polar Black and Aurora Silver models will cost $87.99 and $107.99, respectively. Since mid-March, ANBERNIC has been teasing … Read More “Here’s when you’ll be able to get ANBERNIC’s next handheld” »
Netflix has given its mobile app a fresh redesign, adding vertical video and an updated home screen geared toward viewers who regularly stream while away from their TV screens. On Thursday, the streaming service unveiled a new look for the home page and introduced Clips, the interactive vertical video feature with a TikTok feel aimed … Read More “Netflix Launches Vertical Videos on the Mobile App. Here’s How It Works” »
A new report coming from South Korea suggests Samsung Foundry has reached an important milestone in its 4nm FinFET process production. According to SEDaily, Samsung Foundry has surpassed the 80% yield rate for its 4nm process, which means it is now firmly in the process maturity stage. Samsung Foundry process technology roadmap This development positions … Read More “Report: Samsung Foundry surpasses 80% yield on 4nm chips” »
This is all very exciting. A new light-based hardware addition would be an awesome differentiator for Pixel phones. However, some of our findings leave me scratching my head a little bit. Gemini? AI? Why? What would you prefer Google uses Pixel Glow light notifications for? 82 votes Specific contact calls. 11% Unread messages from specific … Read More “Google may ruin the Pixel 11’s coolest new feature with AI” »
Editor’s note, April 30: This list reflects my current choices for Best VR headsets in light of Meta’s price increases and removal of some key services for Quest headsets in 2026. The Meta Quest 3S (Meta’s replacement to my longstanding Editor’s Choice headset, the Quest 2) is still super-affordable, even at its new higher price … Read More “Best VR Headsets of 2026: My Favorite Hardware Right Now” »
Joe Maring / Android Authority TL;DR T-Mobile is reportedly planning to overhaul its fiber home internet plans, potentially introducing a new 300Mbps entry-level plan for $45/month. The reshuffle may involve removing the 500Mbps “middle ground” plan and reducing the 1Gbps plan price to $60/month. New plans might no longer include the five-year price guarantee, potentially … Read More “T-Mobile Fiber plans could get a cheaper tier, but with a major catch” »
An exercise bike is one of the most effective tools for building endurance and burning calories, but it’s also one of the easiest to use incorrectly. Just because the motion feels repetitive doesn’t mean it’s foolproof; whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned cyclist, small errors in setup or form can stall your progress. Instead … Read More “You’re Using Your Exercise Bike Wrong if You Do These 9 Things” »
Kalshi, Polymarket’s major rival, has heavily promoted its own efforts, including a partnership with market surveillance company Solidus Labs, as it seeks to distance itself from Polymarket and emphasize its credentials as the largest regulated platform in the US. Kalshi bans what it calls “violent markets, including war and kidnapping”—although it does allow markets on … Read More “More than half of all Polymarket “long shot” bets on military action pay off” »
