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Supernote Nomad Review: My Go-To E-Ink Tablet for Notes & Reading
Review
Apr 26, 2026Digital Trends

Supernote Nomad Review: My Go-To E-Ink Tablet for Notes & Reading

The e-ink tablet market has quietly exploded, offering a bewildering array of choices that often come with a list of compromises. For many, navigating this landscape to find the perfect device can be a frustrating

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Govee Smart Lamp Transforms Tech Journalist's Home and Well-being
Tech
Apr 26, 2026The Verge

Govee Smart Lamp Transforms Tech Journalist's Home and Well-being

Tech journalist Sheena Vasani shares how replacing broken, neglected lamps with a Govee Uplighter Floor Lamp profoundly impacted her personal space and mental well-being amidst caregiving challenges. The smart lamp, praised for its ease of use and ambient features, offered an unexpected sense of control and calm, inspiring further home improvements despite a minor initial product glitch.

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Tech
Apr 18, 2026NYT Technology

analysis: Cerebras, an A.I. Chip Maker, Files to Go Public as Tech

AI chip maker Cerebras has refiled for an initial public offering (IPO), revealing a 75% revenue surge to $510 million and a $238 million profit last year. The move positions Cerebras amid a burgeoning wave of tech IPOs, including anticipated listings from SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic.

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regional: The $100-a-month workforce: How an entrepreneur uses AI
Tech
Apr 17, 2026GeekWire

regional: The $100-a-month workforce: How an entrepreneur uses AI

Portland, Oregon – Entrepreneur Taylor Marean has launched Fetchlist, a new delivery startup designed to streamline the notoriously awkward logistics of buying and selling secondhand items on platforms like Craigslist

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Build a Secure AI PR Reviewer with Claude, GitHub Actions, and JS
Programming
Apr 11, 2026freeCodeCamp

Build a Secure AI PR Reviewer with Claude, GitHub Actions, and JS

This article details how to build a secure AI-powered pull request reviewer using JavaScript, Claude, and GitHub Actions. It focuses on critical security aspects like sanitizing untrusted diff input, validating probabilistic LLM output with Zod, and employing fail-closed mechanisms to ensure robustness and prevent vulnerabilities.

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Exit 8 Review: A Masterful Cinematic Nightmare
Review
Apr 8, 2026Digital Trends

Exit 8 Review: A Masterful Cinematic Nightmare

Exit 8 offers a chilling, psychological horror experience, transforming a minimalist video game into a profound cinematic nightmare. Director Genki Kawamura's innovative practical filmmaking and deep thematic exploration make it a must-see for fans of unconventional horror.

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in-depth: My Blissful Week as a ‘Do Not Disturb’ Maximalist: Digital
Tech
Apr 7, 2026Wired

in-depth: My Blissful Week as a ‘Do Not Disturb’ Maximalist: Digital

A technology journalist embarked on a week-long experiment, embracing "Do Not Disturb" (DND) maximalism to silence all smartphone notifications. The experience, though challenging socially, revealed a path to greater focus and personal boundaries, highlighting a growing trend to reclaim attention in a constantly connected world.

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Post-Movie Power-Up: The 7 Must-Play Games After Super Mario Galaxy
Games
Apr 4, 2026Kotaku

Post-Movie Power-Up: The 7 Must-Play Games After Super Mario Galaxy

Just exited The Super Mario Galaxy Movie with stars in your eyes? We've got the ultimate game list to keep that Mushroom Kingdom buzz going! Dive into classics, space adventures, and modern marvels across your Nintendo Switch and beyond.

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Programming
Apr 1, 2026Hacker News

Dissecting Intel's BOT: Impact on Geekbench 6 Performance

Intel's Binary Optimization Tool (BOT) significantly boosts Geekbench 6.3 scores by up to 30%, primarily through aggressive instruction vectorization. However, BOT is opaque, supports only a handful of applications, and introduces a startup delay. This leads to concerns about fair benchmarking, as it measures peak rather than typical performance, creating an unrealistic advantage for Intel CPUs against competitors.

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Unlock a Free Phone Upgrade: Simply Change Your Keyboard
Tech
Mar 22, 2026Wired

Unlock a Free Phone Upgrade: Simply Change Your Keyboard

WIRED recently featured advice from tech journalist David Nield, suggesting that users can achieve a significant, free phone upgrade by simply switching their default keyboard on Android and iOS devices. This overlooked customization option can profoundly impact daily interactions, as the keyboard is essential for text, media, and voice input.

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iOS 26.4 Ambient Music Widgets: Convenient, but Exclusive
Review
Mar 21, 2026Digital Trends

iOS 26.4 Ambient Music Widgets: Convenient, but Exclusive

Quick Verdict iOS 26.4 introduces Ambient Music widgets, a genuinely convenient addition for Apple Music subscribers. These mood-based widgets offer one-tap access to curated or custom playlists directly from your

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Blocking Internet Archive: AI's Non-Solution, Web's Historical Cost
Programming
Mar 21, 2026Hacker News

Blocking Internet Archive: AI's Non-Solution, Web's Historical Cost

Major publishers are blocking the Internet Archive, citing concerns about AI scraping. This action, while intended to control content use by commercial AI, simultaneously erases the web's critical historical record, a resource relied upon by journalists, researchers, and courts for decades. The EFF argues that archiving and AI training for transformative purposes are often fair use, and sacrificing public digital history is a severe and irreversible mistake.

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Sleek Balmuda alarm clock uses lights and sounds for sleep, focus
Tech
Mar 20, 2026The Verge

Sleek Balmuda alarm clock uses lights and sounds for sleep, focus

Balmuda has launched "The Clock," a sleek, minimalist alarm clock that uses animated lights and custom sounds to aid sleep, focus, and waking. Crafted from aluminum, it features unique light-based time display and various sound modes, including white noise for concentration. Priced at $375, it's currently exclusive to Japan.

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PSN Bids Farewell: Sony Reportedly Retiring the Network Brand
Games
Mar 19, 2026Kotaku

PSN Bids Farewell: Sony Reportedly Retiring the Network Brand

Sony is reportedly retiring the 'PlayStation Network' and 'PSN' brands by September 2026, aiming to simplify and unify its branding. This is a "purely visual" change, meaning core features like friends lists, multiplayer, and trophies will remain unaffected. The move reflects the evolving, always-online gaming landscape where the 'Network' distinction has become redundant.

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GeekWire Awards Finalists Revealed: Vote Now for Pacific Northwest
Tech
Mar 19, 2026GeekWire

GeekWire Awards Finalists Revealed: Vote Now for Pacific Northwest

Voting is officially open for the 18th annual GeekWire Awards, celebrating the Pacific Northwest's top tech innovators and entrepreneurs. With 50 finalists across 10 categories, the community is invited to cast their ballots by April 10 ahead of the May 7 live event in Seattle.

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Switch 2 Gets a Massive Upgrade: Handheld Boost Mode is Here
Games
Mar 17, 2026Polygon

Switch 2 Gets a Massive Upgrade: Handheld Boost Mode is Here

Switch 2 Gets a Massive Upgrade: Handheld Boost Mode is Here! Alright, Switch 2 owners, listen up! Nintendo just dropped a bombshell system update (Ver. 22.0.0, released March 16, 2026) that's going to change how you

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Nvidia DLSS 5 Unveiled: Generative AI Powers Hyper-Realistic Gaming
Tech
Mar 17, 2026TechCrunch

Nvidia DLSS 5 Unveiled: Generative AI Powers Hyper-Realistic Gaming

Nvidia Revolutionizes Gaming Graphics with DLSS 5, Eyes Enterprise Expansion San Jose, CA – Nvidia unveiled its latest leap in graphics technology, DLSS 5, at CEO Jensen Huang's keynote during Nvidia GTC on Monday. This

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Data Oracles, Prediction Markets, and the Cost of Integrity
Programming
Mar 16, 2026Hacker News

Data Oracles, Prediction Markets, and the Cost of Integrity

A journalist faced death threats from Polymarket gamblers over a missile strike report, revealing critical vulnerabilities in prediction markets. The incident highlights the "oracle problem" where human-generated data, acting as an oracle, becomes a target for manipulation due to high financial stakes. This underscores the need for robust, decentralized data sources and ethical system design.

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Tiimo App Review: Your Daily Focus Finally Fixed
Review
Mar 16, 2026TechRadar

Tiimo App Review: Your Daily Focus Finally Fixed

Tiimo, the iPhone App of the Year 2025, effectively solves daily focus problems with its AI-powered visual planner. It simplifies task management, offers realistic time estimates, and dynamically adapts schedules, making it a powerful tool for enhanced productivity.

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Google's Maps Update Puts Gemini in the Passenger Seat
Tech
Mar 14, 2026The Next Web

Google's Maps Update Puts Gemini in the Passenger Seat

Google Maps introduces its biggest update in a decade with "Ask Maps," a Gemini-powered conversational AI feature, and "Immersive Navigation," which delivers photorealistic 3D turn-by-turn directions. This overhaul allows users to pose complex queries and experience a more visually intuitive journey, rolling out initially in the US and India.

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A writer is suing Grammarly for turning her and other authors into
Tech
Mar 12, 2026TechCrunch

A writer is suing Grammarly for turning her and other authors into

Journalist Julia Angwin has filed a class action lawsuit against Grammarly's parent company, Superhuman, alleging the AI writing assistant's 'Expert Review' feature used her and hundreds of other notable figures' names and likenesses without consent for AI-generated feedback. The controversial feature, which simulated advice from personalities like Kara Swisher and Stephen King, has since been disabled.

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Tech
Mar 10, 2026NYT Technology

analysis: YouTube Adds Tool to Help Public Figures Report Fake

YouTube has launched a pilot program on March 10, 2026, offering government officials, political candidates, and journalists a new AI deepfake detection tool. Users can verify their identity, access a dashboard to monitor AI-generated videos using their likeness, and report them for removal. This initiative addresses the growing challenge of synthetic media and strengthens content moderation efforts.

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Laid-Off Professionals Train AI That Stole Their Careers
Tech
Mar 10, 2026The Verge

Laid-Off Professionals Train AI That Stole Their Careers

Displaced by AI, a growing number of white-collar professionals, including lawyers, scientists, and journalists, are now reluctantly training the very AI models that rendered their jobs obsolete. This emerging gig economy reflects a bleak reality and a stark warning for the future of employment.

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How to Choose Your MacBook - Neo vs. M4 Air Comparison
How To
Mar 10, 2026Fossbytes

How to Choose Your MacBook - Neo vs. M4 Air Comparison

Are you on the hunt for a new MacBook but feeling a bit overwhelmed by the choices? Apple's lineup offers fantastic options, from budget-friendly workhorses to powerful machines for professionals. This guide is designed

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VR Pioneer nDreams Restructures: Two Studios Close, 78 Jobs at Risk
Games
Mar 6, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

VR Pioneer nDreams Restructures: Two Studios Close, 78 Jobs at Risk

VR Pioneer nDreams Restructures: Two Studios Close, 78 Jobs at Risk It’s a tough day in the world of virtual reality gaming, as news has emerged that UK-based VR specialist nDreams is undergoing a significant

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