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This is the boring PC part you should actually get right, and it’s .99

A power supply is the least exciting part of a PC build, which is exactly why people underbuy it. Then they add a more power-hungry GPU later and wonder why things get weird. The Corsair RM850e is down to $99.99, a 31% discount from $144.99, and this is the kind of deal that makes it easy to do the sensible thing: buy a modern, properly specced PSU once and stop thinking about it. What you’re getting This is a fully modular 850W power supply built for modern builds, with ATX 3.1 support and PCIe 5.1 readiness. It includes a 12V-2×6…

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Porsche might shelve plans for electric Boxster and Cayman sports cars

Porsche’s commitment to 718 EVs hit potholes when the automaker announced plans to integrate its top models with internal combustion engines. Now, whispers from Stuttgart suggest that the company might axe the 718 Boxster and Cayman EV models; they might never hit showrooms after all. The all-electric 718 twins were initially supposed to hit roads in 2025, positioned as the next big thing in the company’s lineup. However, a new Bloomberg report suggests that Porsche’s new CEO, Michael Leiters, who took office on January 1, 2026, is considering scrapping the 718 line. A promising EV future hits a speed bump…

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Carmageddon: Rogue Shift Review – Lap After Explosive Lap

In the ’90s and ’00s, vehicular combat games were commonplace. Franchises like Twisted Metal, Burnout, and Carmageddon were instrumental in establishing the brand of high-octane, aggressive driving that is much rarer in 2026. Though Twisted Metal and Burnout have been dormant for years, Carmageddon: Rogue Shift introduces a roguelite right turn to the genre, proving that while the vehicular combat genre often feels like a relic from a bygone era, it still has some gas left in the tank.Rogue Shift is a post-apocalyptic, single-player racing game that takes the age-old formula of competing in crash-filled events and applies the roguelite…

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Xcode’s new AI agents don’t just suggest code, they get things done for you

Apple has quietly turned Xcode, its venerable app-building machine, into an AI-driven software that can now harness agentic coding. Last year, the Cupertino giant added basic AI-based features, such as code completion and suggestions to Xcode 26, but the new update changes everything. Xcode 26.3 includes powerful AI agents such as Anthropic’s Claude and OpenAI’s Codex, both of which can analyze your current project, update settings, search for relevant information, run tests, and interact with previews, all via text-based commands. Apple’s Xcode now has direct integration with the Claude Agent SDK, giving developers the full functionality of Claude Code for…

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ChatGPT is down for a ton of users (Update: It’s back online)

Update: As of 1:17 PM PST, ChatGPT seems to be back online, generating responses and reading uploaded files. The original report is as follows. If you’re struggling to access ChatGPT today, February 3, 2026, you’re not alone. OpenAI’s flagship chatbot is currently experiencing issues, flagged as “elevated error rates for ChatGPT users.” Users began reporting the outage on Down Detector at around 12:08 PM PST. At the time of writing this report, over 12,900 instances have been reported on the platform, 99% of which are related to ChatGPT. Over 13,000 service disruptions reported OpenAI has acknowledged the issue. “We have…

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AEKE K1 is a smart home gym that evolves with your family

Let’s be honest: trying to get an entire household to agree on a fitness routine is usually a recipe for disaster. It often feels like trying to solve a puzzle where the pieces keep changing shape. You have adults balancing the stress of work and the exhaustion of parenting, kids who are glued to their screens, and grandparents who need something gentle but effective. Everyone has a different schedule, a different body type, and a drastically different idea of what “fun” looks like. For years, the “home gym” solution to this problem was to buy a treadmill that eventually turned…

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Beats Studio Pro at 9.95 is the kind of headphone deal you don’t overthink

There are headphone deals that are “nice,” and then there are deals that land in the zone where you stop browsing and actually buy. Beats Studio Pro at $169.95 is that second kind. It’s down from $349.99, a 51% discount, and it checks the boxes most people care about for everyday listening: long battery life, noise cancelling, and a clean setup whether you’re on iPhone or Android. What you’re getting Beats Studio Pro are wireless over-ear headphones with active noise cancelling and up to 40 hours of battery life (depending on how you use them). They also support USB-C lossless…

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A crisp 2K touchscreen 2-in-1 drops to 9.99, and it’s a solid all-rounder

Some laptop deals are only good if you already know exactly what you want. This one is simpler: it covers a lot of use cases without asking you to compromise much. The Dell Plus Copilot+ 14-inch 2-in-1 is $499.99, saving you $350 off the $849.99 compared value. For a 2K touchscreen convertible with 16GB memory and 512GB storage, that’s the kind of price that makes it a very reasonable everyday upgrade in 2026. What you’re getting This is a 14-inch 2K 2-in-1 touchscreen laptop, meaning it can work as a standard laptop and flip into tablet mode when you want…

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This is a “set it and forget it” robot vacuum deal, and the discount is honestly wild

The robot vacuum category has two types of products: the ones you babysit, and the ones that actually remove work from your week. A self-empty model is the line between those two experiences. The bObsweep Bio Auto-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop is $239.99, saving you $890 off the $1,129.99 compared value. That is a huge price cut, and it turns a “premium convenience” category into something that’s suddenly realistic for a lot more homes. What you’re getting This is a robot vacuum and mop with an auto-empty dock designed for up to 100 days of capacity. That’s the key feature,…

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I Played The Virtual Boy Games On Switch 2, And It Was Actually Kind Of Cool

By all accounts, I am not the target audience for the Virtual Boy. The ancient VR console was launched and subsequently discontinued years before I was born. I’m extremely prone to motion sickness, and I wear glasses, which seldom fit in gaming headsets. Also, word on the street was that the console sucked, and that I wasn’t missing out on much.As such, I’ve never been interested in even trying it, and haven’t had many opportunities, but that changed last week. Nintendo flew me out to New York to play some upcoming Switch 2 titles, and I knew I had to…

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