Apple has officially taken the wraps off iOS 26, and while it’s tempting to roll your eyes at another numbered update, this one actually feels different. Not because it’s flashy or packed with gimmicks—but because it’s cleaner, smarter, and weirdly calming. There’s a noticeable shift in how things look, move, and interact with you. And […]
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Apple’s back at it with the iPhone 17 lineup, and this year’s big story is thinness—literally. The new iPhone 17 Air is one of the slimmest smartphones I’ve ever held, and yes, it feels fantastic in the hand. But once you look past the glassy shimmer and whisper-thin profile, you start to realize that the
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I’ve had my hands on the Nintendo Switch 2 since launch day. No early access, no corporate gift box – just a pre-order, a queue, and a cold coffee outside a game shop at 6 AM. Worth it? Surprisingly, yeah. Here’s everything you need to know about Nintendo’s latest hybrid console, with none of the
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In 1999, Hugo Weaving introduced the world to Agent Smith, a suit-wearing software sentience with one job: eliminate anything that didn’t belong. He wasn’t a hacker, a virus, or a rogue line of code. He was an agent – the cold, calculated face of a system that had no interest in human survival. And back
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Chances are, if you’re on a Windows machine in 2025, you’re still using the same browser you downloaded years ago—maybe even the one that came preinstalled. It might feel familiar, reliable, just there. But here’s the thing: that trusty browser might be dragging you down. Sluggish tabs, relentless tracking, memory spikes, endless update prompts… Sound
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Some trade shows promise the future. CES 2025 delivered things you can plug in right now. The Las Vegas strip smelled like ozone, carpet glue, and corporate optimism last week, and the halls of the convention center buzzed with the faint, constant whirr of LiDAR-equipped coffee tables and AI-powered litter boxes. Amid all the noise,
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