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No Man's Sky Xeno Arena update feels like "a really great and simplified Pokemon clone," fans say, and is basically "a whole new game" to play within the survival gem

It's "much, much more fun" than expected

GamesRadar

You don't have to spend $1k on espresso — my pro setup is under $650 (trust me, I'm an ex-barista)

You don't need to spend $1k on a home coffee setup. My complete coffee station is $648, and I can make barista-quality coffee at home.

Tom’s Guide

Phantom Blade Zero lead knows "a profound technological revolution is unfolding" with AI, but doesn't really care: "Human artistry is not merely a means for creating value"

"Every single piece of content in our game has been crafted by the hands of real artists"

GamesRadar

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Artemis II's Earth photos taken with a 10-year-old Nikon DSLR –not an iPhone

You can't beat a classic DSLR –even from space

Your viral marketing stunts are cringe

The good, the bad, and how to make them work.

Creative Bloq

30 years of Lexar: What a look inside its R&D labs and factory reveals about its plans for an AI-ready future

Lexar toured us around its R&D labs and production facilities to see how it's building storage solutions for today and tomorrow.

Tom’s Hardware

Samsung and Motorola just raised prices of old phones — and that's a terrifying prospect

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and three of the newest Moto G phones have just had price hikes of $80 to $100. Which is a terrifying prospect.

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"Assassin's Creed Black Flag is the best pirate game of all time" according to Windrose devs, so of course they "took inspiration" from it for their viral open-world seafaring game

Windrose is "a combination of what we wanted to create and what we thought the players would want to play," producer says

GamesRadar

YouTube Premium just got a price hike, and it's not a small one

The Individual plan now costs $15.99 per month, with Family pricing also increasing.

Android Central

I just tested the MacBook Neo vs. the HP Omnibook 5 Flip — and this is the $600 laptop I’d choose

We compare the MacBook Neo against the HP Omnibook 5 Flip to see which $600 laptop is the better option.

Tom’s Guide

Move over Artemis II – these watches bring space material to your wrist

The Diatom Terra Meteorite collection offers a piece of something otherworldly.

"This genuinely puts what Microsoft makes to shame": Someone built the best-looking app for Xbox Cloud Gaming — on Apple TV

Xbox fans can now access their cloud library on Apple TV through Stratix, offering a promising but still early glimpse at what official support could look like.

Windows Central

What to do if you find termites in your yard: 5 DIY fixes

Stop termites before they destroy your yard — 5 ways to get rid of them without calling in a pro.

Tom’s Guide

Hyundai’s Ioniq Brand For China Debuts With Two Daring Concepts

The Hyundai Venus and Earth design studies look nothing like other models from the Ioniq line, and they will define the look of the Ioniq EV brand in China.

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A controversial design and a flash of spring take center stage in this week’s free online jigsaw puzzles

It’s time for the next crop of Tom's Guide virtual jigsaw puzzles — but will you love or hate number 3?

Tom’s Hardware

Embattled streamer goes viral after playing Red Dead Redemption 2 at 4 FPS — ‘i5-8300H and a 1050ti with 4GB’ setup takes 12 hours to play through the first chapter, would make the game 471 hours long

Prolific Danish YouTuber Mongo TV recently went viral, with his video series showing him ‘enjoying’ RDR2 at a glacial 4 FPS.

Windows Central

Microsoft says Windows 11's bugs are all "resolved": At least the ones it knows about — and new bugs are impossible to avoid

Microsoft's official documentation shows Windows 11 doesn't have any known issues, though users may still encounter glitches after updates.

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What Are the Latest Upgrades in Plasma Cutting Stainless Steel Technology?

Plasma cutting remains a staple for stainless steel fabrication, but the "good enough" standards of the past are quickly being replaced by a demand for extreme precision. As manufacturing schedules tighten, the focus has shifted from simply cutting through metal to achieving a finish that requires zero secondary grinding or…

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After jumping 2,200% over the last twelve months, DDR4 spot prices fall 5%, the first decline in nearly a year — DDR5 pricing sees some relief in China channel market

DDR4 16Gb spot prices fell about 5% over the past month to roughly $74.10, ending nearly a year of consecutive monthly gains.

Nominate your top products now for the T3 Awards 2026

What are the best products you've seen this year? The T3 Awards 2026 are open for nominations

3 reasons I’ll never use wired outdoor security cameras again after switching to solar

It's completely changed my smart home setup

Tom’s Guide

The 5 easy ways to keep pollen out of your home this spring

Learn how to pollen-proof your home this spring with simple decluttering, cleaning and ventilation tips that could ease your symptoms.

GamesRadar

10 years later, Overwatch co-creator Jeff Kaplan debunks the game's first controversy: "We actually didn't nerf Tracer's butt"

What year is it?

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft starts removing Copilot from Windows 11 — I’m saying that sarcastically because it's clearly just lip service

Is Microsoft finally fixing Windows 11 bloat? The new "Commitment to Windows Quality" update starts rolls back Copilot branding in favor of "Writing Tools," but the RAM-hungry AI might just be hiding in plain sight.

Tom’s Hardware

US cybersecurity agency issues an urgent alert as Iranian hackers attack critical infrastructure — CISA guidance warns organizations to immediately shield certain programmable logic controllers from the internet to thwart future attacks

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, in conjunction with the FBI and NSA, have issued an alert that Iranian-affiliated cyber attacks are threatening critical infrastructure, exploiting programmable logic controllers made by Rockwell Automation and Allen-Bradley to gain access.

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