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US demand grows for Chinese cars despite privacy and security fears

But they're still unlikely to go on sale in the US. [...]

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Sony’s Cooling Neck Device Is Coming to the US, and I Got a First Look

I spent a few days testing the Reon Pocket Pro Plus ahead of its US launch. Here's how it went. [...]

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Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller vs 8BitDo Ultimate 2: which is the best value this Black Friday?

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and 8BitDo Ultimate 2 go head to head in this versus comparison. [...]

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I bring this $14 USB-C cable with me whenever I commute or travel - here's why it's selling out

The Statik PowerPivot Pro features a 180-degree swivel mechanism and a pull-out Type-A port, making it a 2-in-1 wire. [...]

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From finance to human trafficking: how banks can protect customers during the World Cup

World Cup travel and spending create opportunities for fraudsters, traffickers, and financial crime networks. [...]

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Under Pressure From Roblox, Fortnite Allowing Creators to Sell In-Game Items

For one year, at least, creators will also get a larger cut of the revenue. [...]

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LG made up a new word for its next ultralight Gram laptops: 'Aerominum'

LG just announced some new Gram AI laptops ahead of CES 2026. These are incredibly portable laptops that the company says are the "lightest in their class." This is largely thanks to a proprietary material that LG has dubbed Aerominum.<br /> This material reportedly "reduces the laptop's weight while reinforcing" structural strength. In other words, these computers a [...]

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SK Hynix jumps 12% as Big Tech doubles down on AI memory

A $725bn hyperscaler capex ramp and a 20% HBM price rise have made the South Korean chipmaker the second-most valuable company on the KOSPI. The harder question is when supply catches demand. There is a small joke in semiconductor circles about which part of an AI server is most expensive. The graphics processor used to […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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“Awful”: Roku tests autoplaying ads loading before the home screen

Users are unimpressed, eager to toss devices if test sticks. [...]

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