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7 stories published this month.
The INIU Outdoor Rugged 20000 is a $76.99, IP67-rated power bank with 65W USB-C, flashlight modes, and a carabiner — shipping now for campers, hikers, and anyone who needs a portable charger that won’t quit.
Apple's iPhone Duo is suffering inner-display failures at the hinge crease, prompting swaps under AppleCare. Samsung has launched targeted ads echoing the crack pattern, highlighting its eight-year foldable experience with the Galaxy Fold 8.
Google Fi’s Pixel 11 Pro XL deal drops the phone to $1,100 off — but only if you commit to two years on its $65/month Unlimited Premium plan. That’s the headline grab, and it’s live now for US customers.
The PS5 disc drive supports Blu-rays, UHD Blu-rays, DVDs, and PS5 games — but not audio CDs, HD-DVDs, DualDisc audio sides, or most rewritable Blu-ray formats. Sony lists no exceptions.
Windows 11’s native GPU preference setting forces apps to use discrete graphics—overriding NVIDIA and AMD control panels—but only works reliably when power settings permit it.
Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 is live at $598.49 in the US — an 8.8-inch Android gaming tablet packing the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, a 3K 165Hz IPS display, 12GB LPDDR5 RAM, and 256GB UFS storage.
The 2018 Echo Dot 3 is now officially hackable via Claude-assisted reverse engineering — turning it into a privacy-first Home Assistant satellite with local wake-word detection and zero cloud telemetry.