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Zelda Notes On Switch 2 Will Breathe New Life Into Tears of the Kingdom

Tears of the Kingdom's most important core mechanic, the Ultrahand ability, is confusing and unwieldy. The Switch 2 edition of the game aims to fix that. [...]

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Europe tries to force age verification onto Pornhub and other adult sites

Probe into lack of age verification targets Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, XVideos. [...]

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They said I could bring this TSA-approved multitool on a plane - here's how that went

I really missed having a multitool while traveling, so I was intrigued by the promise of one that claimed to be TSA-approved. [...]

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Cursor AI Rockets to $9.9 Billion Valuation with Massive $900 Million Raise

In a striking show of investor confidence in the future of AI-powered software development, Anysphere, the company behind the AI code editor Cursor, has announced a monumental $900 million funding round, pushing the startup’s valuation to $9.9 billion. The round was led by Thrive Capital, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, and DST Global — […]<br /> The post Cursor AI [...]

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This Google Chrome update could change the fundamentals of browsing - here's who gets to try it first

Google is using Gemini to turn '30-minute tasks into three-click journeys.' But will these browser pop-ups confuse users? [...]

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Honor matches Apple, Samsung, and Google with new update promise for its flagship phones – but how long is 'too long'?

Honor has announced plans to support its newest flagship smartphones with seven years of OS and security updates. [...]

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Apple appeals recent ruling against anticompetitive App Store practices

Last week a federal judge issued a scathing ruling over Apple’s handling of fees for in-app transactions. As promised, Apple has appealed the latest decision in the protracted lawsuit brought by Epic Games over the company’s anti-competitive App Store policies. The initial 2021 ruling attempting to loosen Apple’s grip on in-app sales was all but ignored, as the company went to great lengths [...]

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The 5 biggest MacOS features announced at WWDC 2025

Your Apple MacBook is getting a free upgrade - here are the five most impactful MacOS 26 features that were just announced. [...]

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Best Internet Providers in Boise, Idaho

The limited selection of high-speed broadband in Boise can make picking the best option tough. CNET's experts help you cut through the noise. [...]

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