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Embrace the Future of Pool Care: This Spring, the Beatbot Sora Series is Here to Simplify Your Routine 

The spring season is when pool owners all think alike – keeping a pool clean should not be this tiresome. Every Sunday morning, I’d head out to the backyard, dreading this sweaty routine of wrestling with heavy hoses and chasing to scoop the floating bugs from the pool with skimmer nets. The whole ordeal is a recipe for a sore back for the next few days.  It is during these moments that pool owners start taking stock of what needs to be fixed, changed, or upgraded, so the season is easier to manage and outdoor luxury is actually enjoyed. For…

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How to watch NASA launch first crewed moon mission in five decades

The countdown for the first crewed lunar flight in more than 50 years is underway, NASA announced on Monday. The onsite countdown clock started ticking down at 4:44 p.m. ET on Monday for the targeted launch of the Artemis II mission in just two days’ time. Read on for full details on how to watch a livestream of the liftoff. Artemis II will launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and will mark the first crewed launch of NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) rocket and Orion spacecraft. Aboard the Orion will be NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and…

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After Galaxy S26, Samsung is bringing iPhone AirDrop support to the budget Galaxy A phones

AirDrop has long been an iPhone exclusive — a seamless, quick, and efficient way to transfer files between iPhones, iPads, and Macs (unless it decides to stop doing that every now and then). Android users have watched from the sidelines for years, but that’s changing fast.  Last year, Google engineered AirDrop compatibility into its Quick Share platform. The feature debuted on the Pixel 10 series. The Galaxy S26 series became the first Samsung lineup to pick up on it. However, now, the company is pushing the feature further in its smartphone portfolio, and the affordable Galaxy A series phones are…

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Evernote finally brings back tabbed view, but are its rising prices pushing loyal users away?

If you are an Evernote power user, there’s good news! Evernote has officially brought back tabbed notes, a feature that Mac users loved and lost back in October 2020. When Evernote rebuilt its app from scratch for an identical cross-platform app for Windows, Mac, and desktop, tabs were scrapped entirely. Back then, tabs were a Mac-only perk that never existed on Windows; so it was dropped to keep things uniform across platforms. Five years later, they are back and this time available on both Mac and Windows. How do tabs actually work in Evernote now? Opening a note in a…

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The Beats Solo 4 is 40% off, and 50 hours of battery life at this price is hard to argue with

The Beats Solo 4 is down to $119.99 at Amazon as part of the Big Spring Sale, a $80 saving off its $199.95 list price. That’s 40% off a pair of on-ear Bluetooth headphones that offer 50 hours of battery life, a lightweight build, and a tuning that’s more balanced than anything Beats has put out at this price before. If you’ve been waiting for a good moment to pick these up, this is it. What you’re getting The Solo 4 is the most refined on-ear headphone that Beats has made, and the biggest change from previous Solo models is…

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Sony’s new open-back gaming headset could be a budget surprise

Sony might be expanding its Inzone gaming lineup, with a new model that focuses on affordability. The company is apparently working on a new pair of gaming headphones that feature an open-ear design that should come in at a lower price than Sony’s more premium gaming audio products. Open-back headphones are still relatively niche, and often priced higher than standard closed-back alternatives. So the new model might be worth watching for. What we know so far According to Notebookcheck, citing leaker billbil-kun, the upcoming gaming headset may be called Inzone H6 Air. Sony might be doing something a little different…

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Apple’s iMac could get a massive display upgrade, but not anytime soon

If you’ve been eyeing an iMac upgrade might want to get comfortable, because one of the most substantial updates isn’t coming anytime soon. According to a new report from ZDNet Korea, Apple is actively working with display suppliers to add OLED panels to the iMac, and when it does arrive, it might be the largest OLED display the company has ever shipped on a device.  What exactly is Apple asking for? The Cupertino giant has reportedly reached out to Samsung Display, LG Display, and a few other panel makers. Why? Well, for sourcing 24-inch OLED samples with a target peak…

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Wanderstop Developer Ivy Road Is Shutting Down Tomorrow

Ivy Road Studios, the team behind last year’s well-received narrative shop simulator Wanderstop, is closing its doors tomorrow, March 31. The team announced the news this past Friday.The studio was founded by Davey Wreden, known as the creator of The Stanley Parable and The Beginner’s Guide. In a website post, the team explains that it was unable to secure funding for its next project, known as Engine Angel. Because of this, the studio must shut down. “It’s a particularly tough time for raising game funds, so while we weren’t necessarily surprised, we are disappointed that we won’t be able to…

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Which software offers global accounting compliance?

Key takeaways Centralizes multi-entity accounting and international reporting Standardizes financial reporting across subsidiaries Automates compliance tasks to reduce regulatory risk Enhances financial governance and audit readiness within complex organizations What is global accounting compliance? Global accounting compliance involves an organization’s ability to adhere to financial reporting standards, tax regulations, and audit requirements across various countries or jurisdictions. For large companies operating internationally, compliance can be complex due to differing accounting frameworks, local financial reporting standards, tax obligations, and international governance requirements. Using cloud-based financial systems enables organizations to maintain accurate records, standardize reporting processes, and ensure compliance with regulatory obligations…

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Apple’s anonymous email feature isn’t nearly as anonymous as you might think

Apple’s Hide My Email feature has always been a pretty good quality-of-life privacy tool. iCloud+ subscribers can access randomly generated email addresses that forward messages to their real inbox. This helps users avoid any apps or websites from seeing their actual address. Apple also states that it doesn’t read the forwarded messages either. All of this makes it quite a handy tool that genuinely cuts down on spam, creating a distance between you and whatever sketchy service wants your email. But what it apparently does not do is hide your identity from law enforcement. What’s going on? According to court…

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