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One appliance, two seasons: Dyson’s Hot+Cool tower is 0 off right now

A lot of home gear gets bought for one moment, then shoved in a closet for nine months. A heater that also works as a fan avoids that problem. The Dyson Hot+Cool AM09 tower is down to $299.99, saving you $200 off the $499.99 compared value. If you’ve been thinking about a cleaner, less cluttered setup for your office, bedroom, or living room, this discount makes a premium year-round appliance much easier to justify. What you’re getting This is a tower-style heater and fan designed to do two jobs. You use it for warmth when temperatures drop, and then switch…

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Witchfire Is So Good It Has Me Rethinking Early Access Games

Early Access games have been around for a while now. The trend of launching a game into Early Access to allow curious of players to check out an in-progress game and get their feedback for 1.0 continues to grow. But knowing what I’d be playing is unfinished and could change has always kept me at an arm’s length from these games. I even skipped Hades II’s Early Access period, despite adoring the first game and knowing developer Supergiant Games is good for its in-development word. I’m starting to wonder if I’ve been throwing a wet blanket on this type of release…

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A 2K video doorbell for .99 is a simple home upgrade that pays off fast

A video doorbell is one of those upgrades you stop thinking about after you install it, and that’s the point. You get a clearer view of who’s at the door, better awareness when packages arrive, and fewer “did someone just knock?” moments. The Arlo Smart Wi-Fi Video Doorbell (2nd Generation) is $59.99, saving you $70 off the $129.99 compared value. For a 2K model that can run wired or on battery, this price is the kind of practical deal that’s worth grabbing. What you’re getting This is Arlo’s 2nd-generation smart video doorbell with 2K resolution and Wi-Fi connectivity. The flexibility…

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The “anywhere” PC: why your next console should be a handheld

In 2026, the lines between “console” and “PC” have finally dissolved. We’ve moved past the era of clunky, loud gaming laptops and entered the age of the “Anywhere PC.” These handhelds have matured from enthusiast prototypes into polished daily drivers that let you play Cyberpunk 2077 on the train and then instantly dock to a hotel TV for a desktop-like experience. If you’re ready to break free from the desk, here is the ultimate mobile loadout. The handhelds Valve – Steam Deck OLED 1TB (~$780) If you want the “it just works” factor, Valve is still the king. The OLED…

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Fresh Galaxy S26 series leak gives us our first realistic look at Samsung’s upcoming flagships

With just weeks to go until Samsung unveils its next-gen flagship lineup, leaks about the Galaxy S26 series are picking up pace. We recently learned that, contrary to earlier reports, the devices may not cost more than last year’s models, with the Galaxy S26 Ultra potentially arriving at a lower price point. Now, a fresh leak has given us our first real look at all three models in the lineup. Noted tipster Evan Blass has shared a few images in a recent post on X, offering an early look at the Galaxy S26 series’ largely familiar design. The images showcase…

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Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 4 series might bring a pleasant surprise for your wallet

Despite rising component costs, Samsung may keep prices steady for its upcoming devices. A recent leak suggests that the Galaxy S26 series could launch at the same price as last year’s models, with the Ultra variant even tipped to receive a potential price drop. Adding to the good news, another leak indicates Samsung’s next-generation wireless earbuds may also avoid a price hike. According to Dealabs, the Galaxy Buds 4 could launch at €179 in Europe, while the more premium Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are expected to cost around €249. That matches the launch price of the Galaxy Buds 3 and…

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Pixelmator Pro, one of the best image editing apps, finally lands on the iPad

Pixelmator Pro, one of the most highly regarded image editing apps on the Mac, has finally arrived on the iPad. The app, long regarded as one of the best Photoshop alternatives on the Mac, is now available on iPad as part of Apple’s new Creator Studio bundle. The launch also brings a quiet but important change. Pixelmator Photo, the previous iPad-only app, is being phased out. While existing users can continue to use it, Apple says Pixelmator Photo will no longer receive updates. Going forward, Pixelmator Pro will be the single, unified image editor across Mac and iPad, using the…

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Want pink earbuds? Sony may have you covered with the upcoming WF-1000XM6

Sony makes some of the best wireless earbuds you can buy, but its WF-1000XM5 are starting to show their age. Recent leaks suggest that the company could unveil its next-gen WF-1000XM6 as early as February, with updates like support for DSEE Ultimate upscaling. Now, a fresh leak hints that Sony may offer the earbuds in a cool new colorway. Sony offered two color options for the WF-1000XM5 at launch, before introducing a Smoky Pink colorway the following year. It appears that the company will continue this three-color strategy with the upcoming WF-1000XM6, with trusted tipster Roland Quandt claiming that it…

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Nothing says no to flagship phones in 2026, but confirms the 4a series is coming

After releasing the Nothing Phone 3 in 2025, its first flagship handset, the Carl Pei-led company will take a break from the top-end smartphone market in 2026. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any Nothing launches in the year. Hint: it’s going to be the Phone 4a series. In an interview-style promotional video on the company’s official YouTube channel, the company’s CEO confirms that the Phone 3 will remain its flagship for 2026. “We’re not just going to churn out a new flagship every year,” as “we want every upgrade to feel significant,” says Pei. A deliberate flagship pause So,…

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Cairn Review – The Price Of Persistence

There’s a popular trope in media that the lone hero who persists against all odds should be celebrated without limits, and that any amount of endurance and sacrifice is worth it to surpass and succeed, no matter the cost to self or others. Cairn is the rare narrative that says something more nuanced, simultaneously celebrating the triumph against seemingly impossible odds, while also painting the painful picture of obsession and selfishness that are often left unspoken. That would be noteworthy enough on its own, but with its mountain-climbing adventure, The Game Bakers team has also crafted a deeply engaging open…

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