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Turns out Samsung isn't king of the foldables – and you might be surprised by the brand that is

Latest figures reveal the phones that people are buying – and a surprising brand is ruling the market in many regions

Strava now works with AirPods Pro 3 for heart rate tracking as new training tools roll out

The fitness platform’s latest update adds AirPods-based heart-rate tracking, strength-training muscle maps and more

What is brand experience and why is it so crucial right now?

Spoiler: it's not the same as user experience or customer experience.

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Xreal axes its Nintendo Switch glasses adapter ‘indefinitely’ — so I've tested the best alternative you should use instead

Xreal has just put the Neo Nintendo Switch 2 dock on hold "indefinitely," so I tested the best alternative for AR glasses gaming. Spoiler alert: it's from the last company you'd expect.

Tom’s Guide

Gardeners are being urged to put toilet paper tubes in their yard in March — it’s not as strange as it sounds

Here’s why people are being urged to put old toilet rolls to use in their yard this month — and it’s so clever.

Tom’s Guide

Ex-Windows chief calls MacBook Neo "a paradigm shifting computer" — reflects on Surface failure and Windows on Arm while lamenting "we were early, but not wrong"

The mastermind behind Windows 8 and Surface RT has thoughts on Apple's new MacBook Neo, and says it validates his efforts from 2012 that the market originally rejected.

Windows Central

No planks or sit-ups: This 5-minute Pilates routine targets your deep core to build strength and stability

Here are the four exercises to try.

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"This is an Xbox" campaign vanishes overnight as Microsoft begins to "Build for What's Next"

Microsoft has scrubbed the "This is an Xbox" campaign from official sites, signaling a sharp pivot toward "Project Helix" and a return to console-first branding.

Windows Central

I got burnout on Netflix so I paused my membership — here's how to do it for your account

Learn how to pause your Netflix subscription temporarily without losing your profile, watchlist, or viewing history

Tom’s Guide

Your boss may owe you money — here's how to find out if you qualify for back pay

Millions of workers may be owed back pay for off-the-clock tasks. Here's what qualifies and how to find out if you're eligible.

Tom’s Guide

'Revolutionary for homemade bread': Why I can't wait to try Le Creuset's new oval bread oven

Le Creuset’s bread oven collection welcomes a new oval shape — and it’s a game-changer for homemade loaves.

Tom’s Guide

Pokopia sold 2.2 million copies in less than a week, already making it one of the best-selling Switch 2 games and Pokemon spin-offs ever

It needs just under 4 million more to be the Pokemon spin-off king

GamesRadar

Prime Video added 5 thrilling movies you can stream for free — and one is an overlooked war film based on a true story

Prime Video added more movies to its free lineup this month, and so here’s the 5 you should watch first.

Tom’s Guide

Oh, I'm afraid this Lego Death Star discount will be quite operational when you visit the Amazon Spring sale

The Lego Death Star just hit a record low price

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OpenAI must match Microsoft’s size in 4 years to hit a $1 trillion IPO valuation — but it's still losing ChatGPT users to "QuitGPT"

OpenAI’s trillion‑dollar dream is under pressure as Pentagon deals spark backlash and QuitGPT drains millions of users from ChatGPT.

GamesRadar

"It felt surreal": Overwatch co-creator allegedly left Blizzard after a former exec said he'd be responsible for 1,000 layoffs if the shooter didn't hit financial targets

Jeff Kaplan remembers "that was the biggest f**k you moment I had in my career"

Creative Bloq

This niche Adobe InDesign issue should be a warning to all creatives

Real-world experience

Windows Central

Is Microsoft's recent return-to-office policy ruining Seattle's traffic? Highway travel speeds slow to a crawl during rush hour

Microsoft’s return-to-office policy aligns with Seattle's gridlocked traffic, with commute speeds dropping to just 5% during rush hour.

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Tom’s Guide

Wasps are building nests right now — check these spots before it's too late

Learn where wasps build nests in early spring and how to spot them before colonies establish.

Patagonia hid a secret animal inside its latest print and now I can’t unsee it

Textile designer Sarah Lemos reveals the story behind “Moon Tripper,” a new Patagonia print inspired by watercolour paintings

Tom’s Hardware

Qatar helium shutdown puts chip supply chain on a two-week clock — SK hynix forced to diversify after 30% of global supply removed from the market

QatarEnergy has not restarted helium production at its Ras Laffan complex nine days after Iranian drone strikes forced the facility offline.

GamesRadar

The Arc in Arc Raiders have multiple "brains," and they all love pursuing you because Embark gives them "rewards" in real-time via machine learning: "I learned to walk on my own"

The Leaper just wants to say hello

Xbox confirms its Project Helix console will roll out in 2027 – but there's a Godzilla-sized catch

Xbox will start to get Project Helix consoles into people's hands from next year, just not consumers

The Independent UK

Google to start long-awaited move into Platform 37 London HQ this summer

The tech giant was originally due to move into the site in 2024, having first started construction in 2018.

Evening Standard

Google to start long-awaited move into Platform 37 London HQ this summer

The tech giant was originally due to move into the site in 2024, having first started construction in 2018.

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