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Dying Light 2 Stay Human developer Techland has announced a new edition of its latest release, Dying Light: The Beast, which launched last year, and it’s coming soon. More specifically, Dying Light: The Beast – Restored Land Edition launches this week, on Thursday, March 26, and it will be free for anyone who already owns The Beast, as reported by IGN. This new edition of The Beast, which follows the base launch that happened last September, will include the full base game, all post-launch content, and the Restored Land Edition content, which features a new persistent survival mode. IGN reports that…
After a stint away from the American market, due to a patent infringement case, Ultrahuman has cleared US Customs and Border Protection and is officially back for sale in the country. It’s welcome news for US customers, and Ultrahuman is one of the few smart rings that gives you access to all tracking data without requiring a subscription. Even better news is that if you are one of the first buyers, you can get it at a steep discount. What makes Ring PRO worth your attention? Let’s start with the battery life. Ring PRO offers up to 15 days on…
TCL X11L MSRP $7,999.99 Released January 2026 “If you are in the market for a large, premium television and you want the best picture quality that Mini-LED can currently offer, then the TCL X11L deserves serious consideration.” Pros Jaw-dropping brightness and color accuracy Minimal blooming for a Mini-LED Best built-in audio from any TV Cons Very expensive by TCL standards Wide-set feet require a very large surface I’ve spent the better part of a year now telling anyone who will listen that TCL is coming for the premium TV market. The QM8K was the opening salvo, the QM9K was the…
A new leak offers an early glimpse at what your next smart ring could look like, even if it’s still years away. The details point to a more polished design, updated finishes, and a stronger push toward better health data. The images and information, first reported by Android Headlines, suggest Oura is keeping its slow and steady upgrade cycle. Instead of chasing big hardware changes, it’s refining the experience in ways you’ll notice over time. The most noticeable shift is the shape. The outer edge appears more rounded, giving it a profile closer to a traditional ring while also helping…
OpenClaw took the world by storm upon its launch, demonstrating that a true personal assistant capable of executing complex commands on a computer is possible. Despite its success, OpenClaw is not for everyone. It’s difficult to set up and has several safety concerns, making it viable for highly technical people. A better solution for the average consumer is Claude Cowork, which Anthropic launched recently. It can handle tasks on your computer like OpenClaw, doesn’t require a technical setup, and is secure. The feature is available now as a research preview for Claude Pro and Max subscribers on macOS and Windows…
A growing number of US car buyers are starting to look toward Chinese electric vehicles with a mix of curiosity and frustration. According to a new report, many Americans are being drawn to Chinese EVs due to their lower pricing, better feature set, and modern tech integration. All of these are aspects that are becoming harder to find in the US market for a similar price range. But even if the Chinese EVs look attractive to many, there’s just one problem: how do you even buy them? Why Chinese EVs are growing in popularity Major Chinese automakers like BYD, Geely,…
The FCC has officially added foreign-made routers to its Covered List, a list of equipment deemed a national security threat to the United States. This means no new foreign-produced routers can be sold in America, unless they are granted a special exemption. If you are wondering what that means for your current router sitting in your living room, don’t panic yet. For now, the ban only affects new router approvals. Why is the US government worried about your router? According to the National Security Determination issued on March 20, 2026, routers have become the target for hackers and state-sponsored cyber…
More than 2,400 Kaiser Permanente mental health providers in Northern California have just concluded a 24-hour strike. One of their central concerns resonates with anyone working in an industry being disrupted by AI: the fear that artificial intelligence could replace their jobs. Kaiser has reassured that AI is not taking away jobs from therapists. The company told NPR it does not use AI to make medical or care decisions. But workers say the changes they are already seeing tell a different story. Licensed clinical social workers are being pulled from triage and replaced by unlicensed staff following scripts or apps…
LG Display has begun mass production of a new LCD laptop panel featuring Oxide 1Hz technology, which automatically adjusts the refresh rate between 1Hz and 120Hz based on on-screen activity. This technology is being mass-produced for the first time in laptops, and the battery life gains are genuinely impressive. But we have had a 120Hz refresh rate display for a long time, so how can it be the first time, you might ask? Well, not all 120Hz displays are the same. Most laptop displays dynamically refresh the screen somewhere between 25Hz and 120Hz, depending on the content being displayed. This…
A powerful hacking toolkit capable of compromising millions of iPhones has reportedly been leaked online, raising fresh concerns about mobile security and the growing accessibility of advanced cyber weapons. Security researchers warn that the publicly available exploit kit could allow even low-skilled hackers to target vulnerable Apple devices at scale. A Dangerous Tool Now In The Open According to a Techcrunch report, a version of the “DarkSword” exploit kit – previously used in targeted cyberattacks – has now been published online, including on platforms like GitHub. The leaked files are relatively simple, consisting of basic web technologies like HTML and…