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Garmin Fenix 9 Pro review: The best gets better as we put Garmin's new flagship through its paces in the French Alps
The Garmin Fenix 9 pro lives up to the hype with incredible performance and accuracy
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How to watch Sydney vs Brisbane for FREE: Live streams & TV channels for AFL 2026 Qualifying Final
All the ways to watch Sydney vs Brisbane for free from anywhere, as the Swans host the Lions at the SCG in the AFL 2026 Qualifying Final.
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I just saw the renter-friendly dishwasher I've been dreaming of for the past decade
This TARDIS-like countertop dishwasher fits tons of crockery and doesn't need to be plumbed in.
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I didn’t think any analog keyboard could outperform my beloved SteelSeries — but then I tried Razer’s new magnetic Huntsman
Razer makes the Huntsman magnetic — but does it result in performance gains?
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Anker's S2000 is the smallest 2kWh home backup power station around — and it just dropped to $650 in Amazon's Labor Day sale
This 2,010Wh home backup unit delivers 1500W continuous output, 3000W peak, 10,000-cycle battery rating, and up to 35-hour fridge backup.
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9 best Labor Day laptop deals I've found this weekend — up to $900 off Dell, HP, Apple, Acer, Lenovo, and more
I've searched through all the biggest Labor Day weekend sales to find nine of the best laptop deals that I'd recommend buying from HP, Apple, Acer, Lenovo, and more.
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Nvidia unveils custom high-bandwidth memory promising higher bandwidth and lower power use - but who will actually get to use it?
Nvidia says its custom NVHBM beats HBM4E by 30% on bandwidth and 15% on power, but the standard has yet to be produced en masse.
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Google patches multiple browser bugs including one that was under active exploitation — so update now
Google did not share the details about the bug being actively used.
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I tried these stylish, futuristic-looking open earbuds, and although they boast sound by Bose, they're not as harsh on your wallet — here's everything you need to know
I tried Noise’s new open earbuds that pack in sound by Bose — here are my first impressions.
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iPhone Ultra will be the star of Apple's 'Surprise and Shine' event, but all eyes will be on John Ternus
Apple's "Surprise and Shine" event on September 9 is the moment you'll learn if Apple built a folding phone, but, more importantly, we'll finally learn about John Ternus' CEO style.
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Kingston's speedy NV3 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD is down to $157 at Newegg for Labor Day
If you're upgrading your PC or working a new build, don't sleep on this Kingston NV3 1TB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD with up to 6,000MB/s read speeds.
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OpenAI warns about how good Astra model is at cracking cybersecurity, releases it anyway because it took 'years of research and big bets'
GPT-6 Astra was paused a month ago for triggering safety protocols and now it's being slowly rolled out.
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Exclusive: Indian mobile brand Lava explains why now is the right time to take on Samsung and Google with its Agni 4N smartphone — ‘We’ve observed a degree of repetitiveness in product launches’
Indian mobile brand Lava just launched its first smartphone, the Agni 4N, in the UK — we asked it why.
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The Garmin deal to get this Labor Day isn't the brand-new Garmin Fenix 9 — it's this lowest-ever deal on the five-star 43mm Garmin Fenix 8 instead
Forget the Garmin Fenix 9 — I'm a Garmin expert, and you should pick up these Garmin Fenix 8 Labor Day deals instead.
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Amazon’s Labor Day sale has me ready for fall — fire pits, Crock-Pots, Halloween decor, patio furniture and more
Amazon's Labor Day sale has me excited for fall, with deals on essentials like fire pits, Halloween decor, coffee makers, TVs, and more.
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Lexar Muse claims world's thinnest portable SSD title at 3.8mm thick — but it swaps USB-C for a bespoke magnetic connector
The Lexar Muse takes a different approach to SSD storage, though the custom connector may not suit everyone.
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Texas Republicans are straying from the party line on data centers, and that's seriously worrying big tech and Trump
Republicans and Democrats are united on their stance against data centers, as they bid to win over candidates with community protections.
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Mullvad VPN axes its public encrypted DNS service to sponsor Quad9 instead
Mullvad has announced the impending shutdown of its public encrypted DNS servers, opting to financially back the Quad9 Foundation instead. Here is everything you need to know about the transition.
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Google Gemini error leaves California climbers stranded — Mount Shasta climbers admit ‘we relied too much on AI' after ascent went horribly wrong
Many of us are relying more and more on AI for answers, but it's always worth double-checking.
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What is the release date and launch time for Lanterns episode 4 on HBO Max?
Lanterns reaches it midpoint this week — here's when and where you'll be able to stream its fourth episode.
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TechRadar launches digital privacy newsletter — read Leave No Trace issue #1 now
Discover our new weekly email, and keep surveillance capitalism at bay
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NordVPN browser extension just got a quality-of-life update
NordVPN has just released an upgrade that brings revamped looks and a streamlined user experience. Here's all you need to know.
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Ugreen's six-bay DXP6800 Pro NAS has 10GbE networking, but I'd spend another $92 on this TRENDnet switch for faster transfers
If you're a small business buying Ugreen's DXP6800 Pro NAS, I recommend adding this TRENDnet 10GbE switch for maximum network speeds.
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I spent a very boring week with the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL — and I loved every second of it
I tested the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL, and it's a familiar-feeling phone that still offers the ultimate Pixel experience.
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I think I might have new favorite XR glasses as the RayNeo GT Max boast the best Xreal One Pro tech at almost a third off the price
I test smart glasses for a living, and the RayNeo GT Max could be the best I’ve seen in 2026 so far for one important reason.
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Amnezia VPN unveils new two-year plan to help you cut monthly costs
Amnezia VPN has launched a new two-year plan with launch discounts of up to 30%. Here's what's new, what it costs, and how to subscribe.
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ASRock 27-inch OLED monitor for content creators just dropped to under $300 in Newegg’s Labor Day sale
Photo and video editors can save $165 on this 27-inch OLED ASRock Phantom monitor in Newegg's Labor Day Sale.
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Corsair's 32GB Vengeance DDR5-6000 RAM is excellent, but this Patriot Viper Venom kit does the same thing, includes RGB lighting, and is $80 cheaper at Newegg
32GB of Patriot Viper Venom DDR5-6000 RAM costs $80 less than Corsair's Vengeance and even includes RGB lighting.
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LG has serious competition against its 45-inch 5K2K OD-OLED ultrawide — and that has seemingly led to its major 32% discount for Labor Day
I'm still craving a 5K2K OLED display for my gaming PC setup, and I've just found one of the best options this Labor Day.
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How to watch Women's Super League 2026/27: Free Streams, TV Channels & Fixtures
Here's our full guide for how to watch Women's Super League 2026/27 including live streams, broadcasters and TV channels around the world.
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Automakers Want Congress to Ban Chinese-Made Cars, Citing Data Privacy
Chinese cars are already blocked from the US market by high tariffs. But Congress is weighing an outright ban.
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MapQuest Acts Fast With Its Revived Fame, Adding Android Auto Support
The map navigator is the most downloaded app in the US after it refused to relabel Lake Ontario.
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Google Adds Voice Commands to Gmail, Docs and Keep for Some Users
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The Best of IFA 2026: An Instant Pot for Cats, Camera-Equipped Toothbrush and More
The IFA 2026 tech event has begun, and these are the coolest devices we’ve spotted at the expo.
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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Ultra Launch May Be Days Away, if You Can Get One
The iPhone 18 Pro could be upstaged by Apple’s first foldable this year, though the iPhone Ultra might be hard to get at launch.
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Tesla’s Cybercab Opened Up to Riders — and the Feds Opened an Investigation
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Withings’ ‘Thermometer of the Future’ Is Getting an AI Analysis Upgrade
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I Watched a Floor Washing Robot Mothership Deploy a Roomba Using a Mechnical Arm
My mind was blown watching the most interesting robot concept I’ve seen at IFA.
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This New Auto-Pet Feeder Is Basically an Instant Pot for Cats
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A Smart Innovation at IFA Wants to Light Your Home With All-New Sensor Combos
Aqara is expanding from the home security world into smart lighting, and the results could challenge popular brands like Govee.
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Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Are Losing a Big Perk This November
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GPT-6 Stole the Show, but Anthropic, Meta and Google Also Had New AI Models This Week
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The future of AI depends on the quality of the data behind It
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Nvidia acquires Hugging Face and becomes open platform provider
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New York City to ban children’s use of GenAI tools in school
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Oracle executive chairman Larry Ellison called to testify over US health system overspend
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