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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 appears thinner in new CAD leak

Samsung’s upcoming clamshell foldable, the Galaxy Z Flip 8, has leaked in detailed 5K CAD renders and a 360-degree video, offering an early look at what the company is preparing for 2026. At first glance, the device looks polished and refined, but the more you look, the more it feels like a cautious update rather than a bold step forward. The biggest visible change is subtle. According to the leak, the Galaxy Z Flip 8 will be slightly slimmer when folded, measuring around 13.2 mm compared to the 13.7 mm thickness of its predecessor. While that half-millimetre reduction may not…

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3 underrated Amazon Prime Video movies you should watch this weekend (April 10-12)

This weekend’s watchlist covers three different genres of movies, so you can pick whatever you are in the mood for. We have a trio of hidden gems on Amazon Prime Video that deserve way more attention. There is a gritty Michael Caine revenge thriller you should not miss, a micro-budget 1950s sci-fi mystery that thrives on atmosphere and dialogue. For horror fans, we have a psychological horror bout a hospice nurse whose faith tips into something far more dangerous that gets inside your skin. We also have guides to the best new movies to stream, the best movies on Netflix,…

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Pokémon Champions And 40 Years Of Zelda | The Game Informer Show

This week on The Game Informer Show, the crew gets together to discuss their favorite games from the long-running The Legend of Zelda series, as it celebrates its 40th anniversary! Be sure to check out our upcoming magazine feature on reactions from around the industry, too.Before we get to the green caps and tunics, though, Charles has some early thoughts to share on Pokemon Champions, and we have a few other quick takes on some recent releases. Grab a cold drink and tune in!The Game Informer Show is a weekly podcast covering the video game industry. Join us every Friday for…

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You don’t want to trust Meta’s new Muse Spark AI with health advice

Meta‘s new Muse Spark may be pitched as a smarter AI model, but based on early testing, it sounds like the kind of AI you really do not want anywhere near serious medical decisions. The recent WIRED report talked about the experience with Muse Spark. Meta’s health-focused AI model inside the Meta AI app did not show promising results. The chatbot reportedly encouraged users to upload raw medical information like lab reports, glucose monitor readings, and blood pressure logs, then offered to help analyze patterns and trends. All of this sounds pretty useful till you realize two immediate concerns. You’re…

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Deadzone: Rogue Review – Rewarding Repetition

Science-fiction themed first-person shooters can feel a dime a dozen. I would bet anyone reading this review has long lost count of the number of times they’ve taken up heavy arms against an alien or robotic threat that outnumbered them multiple-hundreds-to-one. Deadzone: Rogue may look like an unassuming first-person shooter on the surface, but through superb gunplay and excellent utilization of the roguelite formula, I was left kicking myself for not discovering this game when it arrived on other platforms last year.As a man who awakens alone on a space station with no recollection of who he is or why…

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Sony just handed control of its TV business to TCL — what it actually means for you

Sony’s TV business is going through a major structural shift, but if you’re thinking about buying a Sony TV right now, very little is about to change. The company has created a new entity, Bravia, Inc., which will now handle its TV and home theater business. TCL owns 51% of this new company, while Sony holds 49%, giving TCL operational control over manufacturing, supply chain, and logistics. That sounds like a big deal, and it is. But the impact depends entirely on what part of the business you’re looking at. Sony isn’t stepping away from what defines its TVs Even…

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The Video Games You Should Play This Weekend – April 10

Pokémon Champions is an interesting, confusing game, because I’m having fun with it, but every decision it makes seems to be bad for one or both of its target audiences. It’s billed as the new hub for competitive Pokémon battling, but it’s also aiming to be an entry point for people interested in the scene. Its launch has limited the number of available Pokémon and held items, which is great if you don’t want to be overloaded with options, but disappointing if you’re hoping to use a specific team composition. You can build a team right there in the game,…

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The Beats Studio Buds+ drop to , and they’re the wireless earbuds I’d recommend for iPhone and Android users alike

The Beats Studio Buds+ are down to $99.95, a $70 saving off their $169.95 list price, and that gets you true wireless noise canceling, spatial audio, and sweat resistance at a price that most competing earbuds with this feature set can’t touch. For anyone using an iPhone or an Android device, these cover the bases better than most things at this price. What you’re getting The Studio Buds+ improved on the original Studio Buds in two meaningful ways: better ANC performance and the addition of spatial audio, which delivers a more immersive, three-dimensional listening experience on compatible content. The noise-canceling…

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The iPhone 5C is making a comeback, thanks to retro-loving Gen-Z

Apple’s iPhone 5C is apparently getting a second life, and this time it is not because it was a hidden gem that was slept on. In an NBC News segment, the network highlights a small but noticeable social media comeback for Apple’s old iPhone 5C. The sudden popularity is largely driven by Gen Z users who seem drawn to its colorful design, “throwback” camera quality, and overall retro charm. The story is less about raw utility and more about the vibes. So after the iPod, the colorful iPhone is the next to get a revival. Why Gen Z is suddenly…

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Amazon Leo satellite internet is nearing launch, and it already has big customers to rival Starlink

Amazon’s long-delayed satellite internet service is finally getting close to actually launching. In his latest letter to shareholders, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company is “on the verge” of launching Leo, Amazon’s low Earth orbit satellite internet service, and expects it to go live in mid-2026. This puts Amazon much closer to finally challenging SpaceX’s Starlink, even if it is still arriving years later than its biggest rival. When does the Starlink rival drop? Jassy said Amazon already has 200 low-orbit satellites in space and plans to add a “few thousand more” in the years ahead. But the first…

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