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Samsung’s older Galaxy flagships could soon share files with iPhones the easy way

Samsung’s new iPhone-friendly file sharing feature may be arriving on more Galaxy devices very soon. The company recently brought AirDrop support to its latest Galaxy S26 flagships, which later got expanded to the latest Galaxy A lineup. Now, it appears that Samsung will bring the updated Quick Share experience to older flagship devices, including the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S24, Galaxy Z Fold 7, and Galaxy Z Flip 7. What’s coming with the new update? Galaxy Fam!The upcoming One UI 8.5 beta for the S25, Z Fold7 and S24 series will bring the AirDrop feature. It’s already working in the ZZD1…

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This mini PC is 26% off, and the spec sheet makes most full-size desktops at this price look wasteful

Mini PCs have gotten genuinely capable over the last couple of years, but most of them still ask you to accept meaningful connectivity compromises to get into a compact chassis. The GEEKOM A7 MAX doesn’t make that trade. It’s down to $699 at Amazon, a $250 saving off its $949 list price, and it pairs a Ryzen 9 7940HS with dual USB4 ports, dual 2.5G LAN, and DDR5 memory in a package that takes up less desk space than most monitors. What you’re getting The AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS is an 8-core, 16-thread processor that boosts up to 5.2GHz, which…

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Save 0 on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic: rotating bezel, sleep coaching, and running coach for 9

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is down to $369.99 at Amazon in a limited-time deal, a $130 saving off its $499.99 list price. That’s 26% off a smartwatch that brings back the physical rotating bezel, adds meaningful health tracking features, and packages it all in a 46mm cushion design that sits comfortably on the wrist. For Android users in the market for a serious daily watch, this is the deal to move on. What you’re getting The rotating bezel is the defining feature of the Classic line, and it’s worth being direct about why it matters. Navigating menus and…

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One of the best TV deals available right now: Samsung’s 65-inch QD-OLED S84F at 9 with ,050 off

QD-OLED TVs have been sitting at a price point that keeps them out of reach for most buyers since the technology launched. The Samsung S84F changes that calculus considerably: it’s down to $949.99 at Best Buy, a $1,050 saving off its $1,999.99 comp value, and it brings Samsung’s best panel technology to a price that’s genuinely difficult to argue with. What you’re getting QD-OLED is worth understanding before anything else, because it’s what separates the S84F from standard OLED options at this price. The technology layers quantum dot color filtering over an OLED panel, which pushes peak brightness and color…

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Netflix told by court to refund customers over repeated price hikes

Netflix may owe you money, at least if you’re in Italy. A court in Rome has ordered the company to repay customers for years of subscription increases, opening the door to payouts worth hundreds of euros and lower monthly bills. The decision covers changes made between 2017 and January 2024, and it goes further than repayments alone. Netflix is expected to roll back subscription rates and notify users about their eligibility for compensation. For affected subscribers, the potential returns are substantial. Premium users may receive around 500 euros, while Standard plan customers are estimated to get about 250 euros. It’s…

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iOS 26.5 public beta is here, but you can skip it for now

Apple has released the iOS 26.5 public beta, opening the door for anyone to try it early. It arrives just days after the developer version, but it doesn’t deliver the kind of upgrade most iPhone users have been waiting for. The bigger story here is what’s not included. There’s still no sign of the anticipated AI-driven Siri overhaul, which was expected to be a headline feature. Without that, the update feels more like a holding pattern than a meaningful step forward. What’s left is a set of smaller changes that don’t significantly alter how your iPhone works day to day.…

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McDonald’s made a cool controller hack for a universal gaming problem

There’s a very specific kind of frustration every gamer understands — you step away for a quick bite, come back, and your character is idle, your mission has failed, or worse, you’ve been kicked out of the session. It’s a small break with disproportionately large consequences. Despite all the advancements in gaming, this oddly universal problem has never really gone away. A fast-food fix for a fast-paced problem Leaning into how people actually live today, McDonald’s Türkiye is doing something thoughtful. As home-based entertainment and gaming continue to grow, convenience now means more than quick delivery. That insight has led…

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MIT experts come up with solution for a well-known 3D-printing fumble

3D printing is supposed to make prototyping easier, but anyone who’s used it knows the pain. You design something, hit print, wait hours… and then realize it looks nothing like what you imagined. Wrong texture, weird color shifts, or just an overall “this isn’t it” moment. Now, researchers at MIT think they’ve found a fix for that exact headache. MIT’s new tool tackles a classic 3D-printing frustration The team has developed a new preview system called VisiPrint, designed to show users what a 3D-printed object will actually look like before printing it. Unlike traditional tools that focus on structure and…

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Doctors came up with an app to save you from jumping to wrong conclusions

We have all been there. A delayed text reply suddenly means something is wrong. A neutral comment feels oddly critical. A small situation spirals into a full-blown worst-case scenario in seconds. That mental shortcut, where the brain jumps straight to a negative conclusion, is called interpretation bias. And for people dealing with anxiety or depression, it is not just occasional overthinking; it can shape how they feel, react, and function every single day.  It will soften the way you read the world Researchers at Mass General Brigham are trying to tackle exactly this problem with a new digital tool called HabitWorks.…

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Check out this stunning Earth shot as Artemis II crew edges toward new record

NASA has shared a stunning image (above) captured by the crew of the Artemis II mission as they head toward the moon. It shows a tiny Earth, mostly in darkness and surrounded by the inky blackness of space. The photo was taken on day four of the Artemis II mission that will see four astronauts fly around the moon before returning to Earth. On Monday, the crew — NASA’s Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, and Christina Koch, along with Jeremy Hansen of the Canadian Space Agency — will loop around our nearest neighbor, setting a new flight record in the process.…

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