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Sony increases prices for refurbished PS5 slims by $100 — PS5 Fortnite bundle is out of stock, marking the end of new $399 consoles

Sony increased prices for refurbished PlayStation 5 Slim consoles, following its move last month to make brand-new models more expensive.

Tom’s Hardware

I’m officially saying goodbye to the salon and expensive professional treatments because this easy-to-use at-home IPL device from Ulike has completely transformed my hair removal routine in just three weeks.

I've been using the ULike Air 10 at-home IPL treatment for 3 months, and this is the hair removal method I'm going to be sticking with.

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I ran over 1,500 miles and completed the London Marathon with the Coros Pace 4 to see if this $249 sports watch could actually beat my Garmin, and its dual-band GPS accuracy and battery life left me seriously impressed

I trained for and ran the London Marathon while wearing the Coros Pace 4, and it’s proved a reliable running buddy that's great for other workouts.

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Stop spending a fortune on expensive lawn treatments: These 7 genius budget-friendly hacks will give you a stunning green yard using simple tricks like recycling kitchen coffee grounds and a 5-minute fix for bare patches

7 simple ways to get a perfect lawn this weekend without spending a dime (well, almost).

Tom’s Guide

45 years later, earliest DOS source code transcribed from a stack of old printouts found in a garage — code was open-sourced to mark 86-DOS 1.00’s anniversary

Microsoft continues to make some of the earliest chapters of its operating system history open-source and freely available. Here's 86-DOS 1.00, released on its 45th anniversary, for example.

Tom’s Hardware

Retailer selling broken RTX 5090 GPUs for as low as $1,760 — GPUs were damaged during transport, but include all components on the PCB

A French retailer is willing to sell you defective RTX 5090s for half of what they cost new, on the condition that you'll be able to repair or recycle them. You can either get a random 5090 variant, depending on stock, for around $1,760 or pay almost $2,000 specifically for…

Tom’s Hardware

FCC votes to ban all Chinese labs from certifying electronics sold in the US due to national security concerns — ruling would affect 75 percent of US-bound devices

The FCC estimates that roughly 75% of all U.S.-bound electronics are currently tested in Chinese facilities.

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“Xbox mode is easily the headline feature”: In May’s Windows 11 update, I walk through the 11 upgrades that change how we use the OS, and why some of them surprised me

The May 2026 Windows 11 update adds Xbox mode, AI Taskbar support, and security changes you shouldn't ignore. Here's all you need to know.

Windows Central

US Navy signs deal with AI firm for training underwater drones to detect mines in Strait of Hormuz — $100 million would allow drone minesweepers to update their detection algorithms in days instead of months

The U.S. Navy just signed a $99.7 million deal with Domino Data Lab to build software to monitor other AI mine detection systems, identify failures, and push corrections in the field.

Tom’s Hardware

Valve's Gabe Newell still plays at least one game of Dota 2 "every day" in his 60s, so hopefully he's past the noob phase he was stuck in even "after 800 hours"

Gabe Newell: semi-retired gamer

GamesRadar

Enthusiast creates Peltier thermoelectric cooler from scratch — impressive rig uses two 360mm AIOs, homemade DC controllers, and a custom loop

A YouTuber made his own Peltier liquid cooling system to see if GPUs benefit from thermoelectric cooling. Sadly, the cooler was barely capable of cooling an RTX 3070 below ambient temperatures despite consuming over 300 watts of power.

Tom’s Hardware

I'm a personal trainer, you can build 'liquid' mobility and stability after 50 with this 5-move, 15-minute routine

Increase stability and mobility as you age with this five-move routine that only takes 15 minutes.

Tom’s Guide

Former Dragon Quest director says JRPG icon Yuji Horii taught him the series is "not about the storyline, the experience is what matters"

A lesson that was "drilled" into Jin Fujisawa

GamesRadar

Microsoft highlights fan voting site as Xbox VP calls on players to choose which classic games should return via backwards compatibility

Jason Ronald directs fans to a community voting site for backward compatibility requests, hinting that player feedback could play a role in future Xbox game preservation efforts.

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Why Splatoon Raiders' single-player focus is a ray of sunshine in a sea of competitive shooters

This lower-priced spin-off could be the Switch 2's sleeper hit this summer.

Windows Central

Your Windows PC's security foundation could expire in 8 weeks — Here's how to check if you're eligible for a new Secure Boot certificate

Microsoft's original Secure Boot certificates, first issued in 2011, are set to expire in June 2026, effectively leaving your PC in a degraded security state. Here's what you can do to prevent any issues.

Your iPhone's camera could get a Siri-powered update – and you won't even need to upgrade to the 18 Pro

Apple's iOS 27 build could come with some intuitive camera upgrades for existing iPhone

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Valve wants to price Steam Machine as competitively as possible, but fears RAM shortages are "unavoidable" and "will impact anything we make"

"Obviously, we're bummed that this is the state of things"

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InsideEVs

EVs Slashed Global Fuel Consumption Massively In 2025

As EV sales grow, the future of gas and diesel isn’t looking all that great. Electric two- and three-wheelers were the biggest contributors.

GamesRadar

I asked Saros' art director about the game's obsession with hands, and got a fascinating insight into how games are made: "I didn't set out to put so many hands in!"

Interview | Saros has hands – but why so many?

Tom’s Guide

It’s International Harry Potter Day! Test your charms, broomsticks and magical knowledge with this spellbinding quiz

Gryffindors, Ravenclaws, Hufflepuffs and Slytherins assemble — time to play the International Harry Potter Day quiz

Tom’s Guide

Software feeling buggy lately? It’s not your device — it might be AI 'Slop'

Software bugs are rising fast — and the AI coding boom may be the reason. Here’s why your favorite apps suddenly feel more glitchy.

GamesRadar

Crimson Desert devs know combat "became less frequent" the more players progressed, so a new patch adds re-blockades and rematches for 69 bosses

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I love my PS5 more than any other gadget I own, and these 6 controllers take my gaming to the next level

There are some great PS5 controllers out there, and I've used and reviewed many of them. Here are my top picks for next-level console gaming.

InsideEVs

The BMW iX3 Just Beat Every Competitor In This 620-Mile Road Trip Challenge

With just two charging stops needed, the iX3 finished the real-world test at the top of the pack.

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