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PlayStation 30th Anniversary Products Are Being Restocked: How to Order

Nostalgic gamers, you know who you are. You can relive your childhood while gaming with this retro release, now restocked. [...]

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The 11 top-performing mini PCs that actually impressed us in 2025

As hardware editor for TechRadar Pro, I've hand-picked the most impressive performers as benchmarked by me and my team. [...]

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The iPhone 17 Pro Is Solidly Repairable, 'Scratchgate' Notwithstanding

iPhone testers find the batteries, ports and speakers are easily swapped, if you don't mind all the screws. [...]

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Phillips Hue lights get a free AI upgrade – and it's a feature that could take your smart home to the next level

There's big news this week if you have Philips Hue lights, with a free AI upgrade in the app, plus a new Wall Washer light [...]

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'Who wants to be a billionaire?': Millions will get app to 'build high compute AI applications' and get them deployed across India's largest phone network

Digital arm of India’s Reliance Industries is building a hardware-less cloud-based personal PC. [...]

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Moshers at a huge rock festival accidentally made over 700 emergency smartwatch calls, as the old ‘theme park’ problem rears its head again

Switch off your smartwatch's collision detection the next time you go to a theme park – or a moshpit. [...]

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Flesh-eating bacteria devour man's arm and leg in just three days

When doctors saw him, his limbs were discolored and crackling. [...]

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Today's NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Jan. 28, #331

Here are some hints -- and the answers -- for the Jan. 28 Strands puzzle, No. 331. [...]

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Pagaya just proved Wall Street will buy AI-underwritten auto loans twice

Three years ago, institutional investors took a leap of faith when they purchased bonds backed by auto loans that an algorithm had selected. Now Pagaya Technologies is asking them to do it again, with the very same loans. The Israeli-founded, New York-headquartered fintech announced on Monday that it has closed a $450 million auto resecuritization […]<br /> This story continues at The Next [...]

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