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"Players using CryoTherm Palm felt 60% cooler, held 2.45% higher speeds and preserved sprint velocity 4.7% better" — I asked Therabody's Chief Science Officer how England's World Cup squad is using a new cooling device to combat heat and boost performanc

Therabody's Chief Science Officer tells us about the high-tech cooling gadgets his company supplied to England's World Cup squad — which work by cooling the user's palms. [...]

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This smart luggage lock is more secure than my AirTags (and it's 20% off)

KeySmart's luggage padlock has a built-in tracker, making it easy to keep tabs on your suitcase while ensuring it's locked up. [...]

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The Morning After: FCC’s attempt to restore net neutrality didn't work

The Sixth Circuit US Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that the FCC does not have the "statutory authority" to implement net neutrality rules.<br /> Since the rules were established in 2015, the FCC argued that classifying ISPs as "telecommunication services" gives it broad authority to regulate them. The decision to redefine ISPs as "information services" during [...]

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How to declutter your home before moving

Learn how to cut down on clutter before you move into a new home — including some pro tips like the four-box method [...]

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Tesla whistleblower describes dangerous understaffing while testing Full Self-Driving in Houston

Javier Medrano, a former Tesla fleet operations manager, filed a federal lawsuit alleging the company turned its Houston Full Self-Driving test fleet into 24/7 “rolling hazards” by aggressively scaling operations without adequate safety oversight. Medrano was the sole manager overseeing 38 vehicle operators across three shifts, a ratio of 38:1 that the suit says violated […]<br /> This [...]

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Finally, an ultraportable Windows laptop I'd confidently use at work (even though it's for gamers)

The Razer Blade 14 (2025) exchanges some raw power for a svelte, ultraportable form - one of the thinnest gaming laptops I've ever used. [...]

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Razer's Project Motoko is a concept gaming headset that doubles as an AI wearable

We see plenty of far-out ideas on the CES show floor, and this year Razer brought in a concept piece called Project Motoko. The device is Razer's take on blurring the line between a gaming headset and an AI-powered wearable for daily life. Or it's a way for Ghost in the Shell fans to feel affronted by Razer taking The Major's name in vain, take your pick. Project Motoko is powered [...]

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AWS looks to super-charge AI agents with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

AWS wants to take AI agents to the next level with its new Amazon Bedrock AgentCore suite. [...]

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Assassin's Creed series lead Marc-Alexis Côté leaves Ubisoft after 20 years following launch of Tencent-funded subsidiary – and it's made us a bit worried about the series' future

Assassin's Creed franchise lead Marc-Alexis Côté has departed Ubisoft after 20 years. [...]

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