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Samsung's most daring folding phone to unexpectedly return in 2027

The big screen folding phone could make a comeback.

Intel closes out RAMP-C production pilot that paid Nvidia and others to run test chips on 18A — program helped lay a path for secure domestic chip production on advanced processes

Intel Foundry says that it has completed RAMP-C, the U.S. defense program awarded to the company in 2021 to stand up a domestic leading-edge chip ecosystem on its 18A process.

Tom’s Hardware

New on Netflix in August 2026: 5 best movies and shows to stream, plus full release list

Here are the new movies and shows you need to watch on Netflix in August 2026, including "Outer Banks" final season, "The Last House" and more.

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I finally let ChatGPT roast me — and it absolutely destroyed my personality, dating life and nerdy hobbies

I input a ton of information about my personality, (lack of a) dating life and the geeky hobbies I love the most—and told ChatGPT to brutally roast me.

Tom’s Guide

A bad logo could cost you your job

Cracker Barrel’s CEO steps down after facing tumultuous backlash.

Creative Bloq

Quote of the day by Phil Spencer: "A future where every screen is an Xbox" — Halo: Campaign Evolved on PS5 proves why Asha Sharma had to abandon a flawed plan

Phil Spencer once envisioned an Xbox on every screen. Here is why new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma had to abandon that multiplatform strategy and double down on dedicated console hardware.

Windows Central

Developer uses AI to bring a native version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to iOS — no emulation required to play one of gaming's all-time greats on an iPhone or iPad

A developer has used OpenAI's Codex and GPT-5.6 Sol to help port a native version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to iOS and iPadOS devices.

Tom’s Hardware

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People Are Selling Their Faces to AI for $15-$700 to Fuel China's Booming $2.3B Industry

People in China are selling access to their faces for AI-generated entertainment, creating a new income stream while raising concerns over identity rights, biometric data, and future misuse.

International Business Times UK

Pixel Watch 5 shows up again before launch, this time in one of Google's own apps

Google's Health app is already showing the Pixel Watch 5 in its device pairing list.

Android Central

I listened to the £50K UK speakers that could define the next few years, and it changed everything

Bowers & Wilkins' new lineup is quite something to behold

I got sick of buying cases for my phones, so I decided to 3D print them at home — here's what happened

3D printing a phone case could help you save money on buying them, but it probably isn't for everyone. Here's my experience.

Tom’s Guide

Let's get physical! The brands helping us fall in love with physical media all over again

The age of the collector is back — and we speak to one of the companies embracing physical media once more.

Google Pixel 11 Pro vs. Pixel 10 Pro: Should you bump your Pixel Pro to the newest one when it comes out?

We're right around the corner from the Pixel 11 Pro launch, prompting us to investigate whether Pixel 10 Pro users should upgrade.

Android Central

This indie developer is creating a woodcut-inspired 3D world with a free open-source game engine

A Peaceful Place looks like a children's picture book.

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How to watch 'Diarra From Detroit’ season 2 online — stream the wild mystery series from anywhere

More mysteries and wild developments await - here's how to watch "Diarra From Detroit" season 2 online from anywhere for just one dollar.

Tom’s Guide

I tested the Garmin Cirqa against a chest strap to see if its heart rate sensor is accurate — here’s the results

I’ve done a variety of runs and strength workouts with the Garmin Cirqa to test its heart rate accuracy against a chest strap monitor, widely considered the gold standard for accuracy.

Tom’s Guide

$300 vs $2,000 espresso machine — I ran a blind taste test to see if you need to spend $$$ for barista coffee at home

I ran a blind taste test to answer the age-old question: Does a more expensive espresso machine make better coffee?

What is Disney's Infinity Vision and where can I watch it? The IMAX rival cinema experience explained

Everything you need to know about Disney Infinity Vision

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'If this 22-year-old made $400,000 over the weekend, why can't I?' Inside the fake AI entrepreneur boom

AI-generated millionaire stories are flooding social media. Here's how they're made, why they're so convincing and the warning signs they're fake.

Creative Bloq

This Banjo-Kazooie Unreal Engine 5 fan remake looks stunningly realistic

(And Banjo is built like a fridge).

Tom’s Guide

Hisense TV report card 2026: 'One of the best ways to maximize your dollar'

We're handing our report cards for every major TV brand on the price, performance and software of its TVs. Here's how Hisense's QLEDs and RGB Mini-LED TVs grade.

Homey just became one of the few smart home platforms certified for Matter 1.5

It's a big step for Homey

I tried the NordicTrack Ultra 1 Reformer for my sciatica, and I finally understand Pilates

One carefully chosen workout was enough to make me reconsider reformer Pilates

Tom’s Guide

I fixed my 3 a.m. wake-ups and brain fog by syncing my sleep with the rising and setting of the sun, just like the Amish — doctors explain why this circadian living works

I swapped late-night scrolling and artificial lights for an early-to-bed, low-tech routine for two weeks — and, along the way, discovered that good sleep is mostly free.

Tom’s Guide

Netflix hopes you won't notice missing features, but this Tom's Guide reader found a hidden backdoor

Netflix stripped its search filters, but a Tom’s Guide reader shares a simple URL hack using category codes to skip the homepage algorithm.

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