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The delightful Keanu Reeves comedy you probably missed just landed on Prime Video — and it's what I'm watching this weekend

"Good Fortune" just landed on Prime Video, and I'm adding this fantasy comedy starring Aziz Ansari and Keanu Reeves to my watchlist.

Tom’s Guide

What to watch tonight: 18 new shows and movies added to HBO Max, Hulu, Paramount+ and more (Aug. 22)

Looking for what to watch? Here's your guide to every movie and show streaming tonight.

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Journey of the dark crystal stranger than fiction

Australian physicists are anxiously awaiting the arrival of precious crystals, which have been a decade in the making and will help solve an enduring mystery.

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DNA twist: Grisham fan cracks life-and-death case

A lawyer's campaign has culminated in a legal victory worthy of a Grisham novel with laws banning life insurers from using genetic test results to deny cover.

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3 best new to Prime Video shows to binge-watch this weekend (August 22-23)

Planning to binge-watch something new this weekend? Here's our weekly guide to the best new to Prime Video series you should be streaming right now.

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I wore the Pixel Watch 5, Galaxy Watch 9, and Garmin Cirqa during a 5K run and then walked 5,000 steps with each — Here's how they performed

How did the Pixel Watch 5, Galaxy Watch 9, and Garmin Cirqa measure up in my 5K run?

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GTA 6 and Red Dead Redemption 2 are "the north stars of gaming," says Gamescom chief, but they won't last forever because "most gamers aren't only interested in a single game"

Rockstar is very good at making games, but that doesn't mean they're for everyone

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Microsoft blames RGB peripherals for crashing Windows 11 — RGB software is causing blue screens, crashes, and game freezes

RGB software is reportedly wreaking havoc on Windows PCs. The drivers used by these applications can trip up anti-cheat software, causing your games or entire system to crash. For now, the only solution is to disable the driver until an official update.

Tom’s Hardware

Netflix top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching right now (August 22-23)

Our guide on the three best movies to watch on Netflix’s top 10, including a damning documentary, a heartwarming family drama, and a dazzling animated Spider-Man movie.

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25 years after the death of 3dfx, the Voodoo 3 gets a Linux driver update — classic Voodoo GPUs can now boot without a PC BIOS

It's been a quarter-century since the firm folded, but the graphics chips still have utility in esoteric use cases.

Tom’s Hardware

If you bought a Pixel 11 Pro, you should activate this free perk immediately

Google offers lots of freebies with every Pixel 11, but you have to know how to activate them. Here's how to get Google AI Pro for free for 6 months!

Android Central

Snap-on LCD brings mini displays to any 120mm PC fan — Thermalright's Fan Frame Vision-1 lets you display information and custom themes on your case fans

The Thermalright Fan Frame Vision-1 is a clip-on 3.69-inch screen that snaps directly in front of your PC case fans. These accessories let you display temperature, fan speed, and other information across your case, and even create a unified theme across all the screens in your PC.

Tom’s Hardware

Walk through a 3D cyberpunk city built purely from ASCII characters — a text-based metropolis runs on a 283KB Rust WebAssembly engine feeding a WebGL renderer

Solo developer Grow Now! Games has put a playable browser build of its walkable ASCII cyberpunk city online, powered by a 283KB Rust WebAssembly engine and rendered in WebGL.

Tom’s Hardware

Logitech faces lawsuit for withholding $61M in tariff refunds from customers — lawsuit claims company extracted up to $97M from consumers in 2026 through tariff-justified price increases

Consumers who bought products from Logitech after it increased its prices due to tariffs still haven't received their refunds, even after the U.S. government returned $61 million to the company. Now they're suing for their refunds, saying that 'Company extracted approximately $73 million to $97 million from consumers.'

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How to watch 'The Run For a Million' online — stream the Taylor Sheridan horse-reining competition from anywhere

Here's how to watch "The Run For a Million" online and from anywhere as Taylor Sheridan's horse-reining competition hits our screens.

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'Most Companies Are Struggling': Executive Shares An Uncomfortable Truth About Solid-State EV Batteries

Korean battery giant LG Energy Solution said key challenges in solid-state battery development remain.

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3 newly added Paramount+ shows you need to binge-watch this weekend (Aug. 21-23)

These three new Paramount+ shows are a must-watch this weekend. Here's what you need to add to your watchlist.

GamesRadar

GTA 6 leaks persist despite Take-Two taking action, and the hacker's now dangling strip club footage in front of Rockstar

The Netflix Extended Look is just days away

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US authorities say Siemens controllers used for water and other infrastructure are being targeted by hackers — agencies claim threat actors use AI tools to generate exploitation scripts

Siemens S7 PLCs, commonly used in critical infrastructure, are reportedly being targeted by hackers and could potentially lead to disruption of industrial processes, safety incidents, downtime or equipment damage, and more. U.S. agencies are telling operators to protect these systems by keeping them updated and ensuring that they're off the…

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This week on Tom's Hardware Premium: August 22, 2026 — foundries, supercomputers, China, and how to not overpay on a motherboard

We recap this week's Tom's Hardware Premium articles, including our latest advice on your next motherboard purchase, a look inside Samsung's Fab roadmaps, and much more.

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These '90s classics are brutally hard – but that's exactly why you should play them again

Disney Afternoon Collection and Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition remind us why challenging games are hard to put down.

Windows Central

I switched to the HyperDrive Next Thunderbolt 5 dock for a few weeks, and it could be the best accessory for productivity masters — here's why

Hyper's HyperDrive Next Thunderbolt 5 Dock pairs a built-in M.2 SSD slot with Thunderbolt Share certification, making it a great option for busy offices. There are, however, some drawbacks you need to know about before investing. Let me explain.

GamesRadar

"They don't make 'em like they used to": How flash player games defined an era of indie horror

From Hotel 626 to Arcane: Online Mystery Serial, indie horror devs reflect on the 2000s' most fascinating pieces of viral media

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Stuck in a dead zone? 3 free Google Maps alternatives that work with zero signal

Google Maps drops directions when your signal dies. These 3 free, privacy-focused offline apps keep you moving with zero mobile data.

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The Sinking City 2 is one of my biggest gaming surprises of the year — and it’s scratching that Resident Evil itch

I’ve spent a few hours playing The Sinking City 2, and this Lovecraftian survival horror sequel is already making me very happy. Here’s my honest thoughts on the game.

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