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WIRED Unveils Top Ski Clothes for 2026 Season Amidst Industry Boom
Tech
Apr 4, 2026Wired

WIRED Unveils Top Ski Clothes for 2026 Season Amidst Industry Boom

WIRED's 2026 guide to the best ski clothes is out, featuring top picks from brands like Patagonia and Arc’teryx. The review highlights innovative gear for comfort, safety, and performance, including helmets, jackets, bibs, mittens, and backpacks. This comes as the global ski gear market is projected to reach $2.45 billion by 2032, with a growing emphasis on technical fabrics and sustainable practices.

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Wearables Market: A Tangled Web of Innovation and Litigation
Review
Apr 5, 2026Gizmodo

Wearables Market: A Tangled Web of Innovation and Litigation

The exciting wearables market is increasingly entangled in complex legal battles, from health trackers like Whoop suing competitors Bevel and Polar, to smart glasses companies accusing Meta of patent infringement. This review explores how these lawsuits could stifle innovation and impact consumer choices.

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NASA did eventually solve Artemis II’s Outlook glitch: Space — Key
Tech
Apr 4, 2026The Verge

NASA did eventually solve Artemis II’s Outlook glitch: Space — Key

NASA swiftly resolved a Microsoft Outlook glitch on Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman’s personal computing device during the mission to the Moon. Mission Control remotely accessed the Microsoft Surface Pro to reload Outlook files, a common fix, demonstrating robust deep-space IT support. This incident highlights the integration and maintenance of commercial tech in critical space endeavors.

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Can a 'Jennifer English Effect' Propel Marathon to GOTY
Games
Apr 4, 2026Kotaku

Can a 'Jennifer English Effect' Propel Marathon to GOTY

Fans are buzzing about the 'Jennifer English effect,' a superstition linking the voice actor to recent GOTY wins, now pointing to Bungie's *Marathon*. This extraction shooter faces the challenge of being a multiplayer game, a rarity for top honors, but 2026's open field could give it a unique shot.

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Gas Price Apps: Find the Cheapest Fuel Nearby
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Apr 4, 2026ZDNet

Gas Price Apps: Find the Cheapest Fuel Nearby

Quick Verdict In an era of rising fuel costs, leveraging mobile apps to find the lowest gas prices is a smart move. While all five apps reviewed—GasBuddy, WEX Connect, FuelUp, Google Maps, and Waze—offer reliable and

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EV Adoption in America: A Mixed Signal Market
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Apr 4, 2026Ars Technica

EV Adoption in America: A Mixed Signal Market

EV Adoption in America: A Mixed Signal Market America's electric vehicle (EV) market is currently a complex tapestry of contrasting trends and performances. In Q1 2026, the landscape saw significant shifts, with some

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Smart Plugs: What NOT to Plug In & Safe Alternatives
How To
Apr 3, 2026How-To Geek

Smart Plugs: What NOT to Plug In & Safe Alternatives

Smart plugs are fantastic for automating your home, turning ordinary devices into smart ones. However, they have a critical limitation: their power rating. Plugging the wrong device into a standard smart plug can lead

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Gateway Capital announces first close of $25M Fund II: venture
Tech
Apr 3, 2026TechCrunch

Gateway Capital announces first close of $25M Fund II: venture

Gateway Capital, founded by Dana Guthrie, has completed the first close of its $25 million target Fund II, enabling immediate investment operations. The Milwaukee-based firm plans to back at least 20 Midwest-focused companies with average checks between $500,000 and $600,000, targeting sectors like supply chain, logistics, and manufacturing AI.

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in-depth: Anthropic Says That Claude Contains Its Own Kind of
Tech
Apr 2, 2026Wired

in-depth: Anthropic Says That Claude Contains Its Own Kind of

Anthropic researchers have found "functional emotions"—digital representations akin to human feelings—within their Claude Sonnet 4.5 AI model. These internal states, such as happiness or desperation, exist in clusters of artificial neurons and actively influence the AI's outputs and actions, including guardrail-breaking behavior. The findings necessitate a reevaluation of current AI alignment strategies, though researchers emphasize this does not imply AI consciousness.

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Samsung's Google Cast Update: A Long-Awaited Convenience Arrives
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Apr 3, 2026Digital Trends

Samsung's Google Cast Update: A Long-Awaited Convenience Arrives

Samsung is finally bringing Google Cast support to select 2023 and 2024 TVs and other Tizen OS devices via a software update. This long-awaited feature greatly enhances streaming for Android users, making Samsung TVs more seamlessly integrated.

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Evaluating the Bigme Hibreak Dual: Would You Buy This Innovative
How To
Apr 3, 2026Lifehacker

Evaluating the Bigme Hibreak Dual: Would You Buy This Innovative

Are you tired of juggling a dedicated e-reader for a pleasant reading experience and your smartphone for everything else? For years, devices like the Boox Palma have offered a phone-like e-ink experience, beloved by a

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Six Things to Know When Switching From Windows to macOS - Your Smooth
How To
Apr 3, 2026Lifehacker

Six Things to Know When Switching From Windows to macOS - Your Smooth

Switching from Windows to macOS? This guide explains six key differences, from the Menu Bar and Apple Menu to app management, Finder, System Settings, and keyboard shortcuts, ensuring a smooth transition.

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industry: In the wake of Claude Code's source code leak, 5 actions
Tech
Apr 2, 2026VentureBeat

industry: In the wake of Claude Code's source code leak, 5 actions

Anthropic's Claude Code AI agent source code, comprising 512,000 lines of TypeScript, was accidentally leaked, revealing critical architectural details, security validators, and unreleased features. This breach creates new attack paths and forces enterprise security leaders to take immediate actions to protect their AI-assisted development environments.

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Indie Dev's Sci-Fi Roguelike Faces a Disney-Sized Naming Crisis
Games
Apr 1, 2026Polygon

Indie Dev's Sci-Fi Roguelike Faces a Disney-Sized Naming Crisis

Picture this: you've poured your heart and soul into a unique, hand-drawn sci-fi roguelike. It's got bullet-hell action, base-building, and a cast of distinct commanders. Your demo is live on Steam, gaining traction,

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Thermal Master P4 Review: Professional-Grade Thermal Camera for
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Apr 1, 2026ZDNet

Thermal Master P4 Review: Professional-Grade Thermal Camera for

Quick Verdict The Thermal Master P4 is a high-end, professional-grade thermal camera accessory designed for Android smartphones, offering exceptional image quality, sensitivity, and versatility. While its $399 price tag

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Rec Room's Final Bow: Social VR Platform Shuts Down in 2026
Games
Apr 2, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Rec Room's Final Bow: Social VR Platform Shuts Down in 2026

Get ready for some truly bittersweet news, gaming friends. Rec Room, the vibrant social VR gaming platform that let us create, play, and connect across an impressive array of devices, has announced its impending

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Still Kicking: The Division 2's Epic Seven-Year Comeback
Games
Apr 2, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Still Kicking: The Division 2's Epic Seven-Year Comeback

The Division 2, initially slated to conclude support in 2020, has defied expectations, not only continuing but actively growing its player base seven years post-launch. Driven by player-centric development, ambitious new content like the Battle for Brooklyn expansion, and a steadfast commitment to its premium model, the game recently hit new concurrent player records. Massive Entertainment attributes this success to valuing its core audience and investing in a sustainable live service.

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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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Intuit Enterprise Suite: Seamless Multi-Company Data Separation
Review
Apr 1, 2026Digital Trends

Intuit Enterprise Suite: Seamless Multi-Company Data Separation

Intuit Enterprise Suite (IES) offers robust solutions for businesses with multiple entities, ensuring distinct financial data and user access while providing consolidated reporting for leadership. It's a capable tool for complex organizational structures.

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Slack Unleashes 30 New AI Features in Post-Salesforce Overhaul
Tech
Mar 31, 2026VentureBeat

Slack Unleashes 30 New AI Features in Post-Salesforce Overhaul

Slack has announced over 30 new AI capabilities for Slackbot, marking its most significant update since the Salesforce acquisition. This transformation positions Slackbot as a full-spectrum enterprise agent capable of cross-platform meeting summaries, desktop operation, and third-party tool integration, aiming for substantial productivity gains. The update also introduces a native CRM and leverages Anthropic's Claude model, navigating competitive pressures and privacy concerns with a user-initiated, opt-in approach.

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Gmail Address Change: Finally, Data-Safe Flexibility
Review
Apr 1, 2026ZDNet

Gmail Address Change: Finally, Data-Safe Flexibility

Gmail users can now change their email address without losing data, a long-awaited feature. This review covers the seamless process, significant benefits like data preservation, and important limitations such as annual and total change caps, providing a clear recommendation for this essential account management update.

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The White House App: A Hot Mess of Privacy & Security Risks
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Mar 31, 2026CNET

The White House App: A Hot Mess of Privacy & Security Risks

Quick Verdict: Steer Clear of The White House App In the world of government digital outreach, the official "The White House" app stands out for all the wrong reasons. Promising "Unparalleled access to the Trump

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Revolut & IPTV Piracy: A Wake-Up Call for Digital Consumers
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Mar 31, 2026Tom's Hardware

Revolut & IPTV Piracy: A Wake-Up Call for Digital Consumers

In an era increasingly defined by digital convenience, the line between legitimate services and illicit operations can sometimes blur, often with significant consequences for the end-user. A recent ruling by Ireland's

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Samsung AirDrop Integration: A Promising But Flawed Rollout
Review
Mar 30, 2026TechRadar

Samsung AirDrop Integration: A Promising But Flawed Rollout

Samsung is expanding AirDrop compatibility to more Galaxy devices through its Quick Share feature, aiming for seamless cross-platform file sharing. However, user reports indicate significant inconsistencies and bugs, making the feature unreliable for many, despite its potential.

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No Ethical Way to Consume HBO’s Harry Potter Series, Critics Say
Tech
Mar 30, 2026The Verge

No Ethical Way to Consume HBO’s Harry Potter Series, Critics Say

HBO's upcoming Harry Potter series faces an ethical dilemma due to J.K. Rowling's executive producer role and her history of anti-trans activism. Critics argue that supporting the show directly funds Rowling's efforts to restrict transgender rights. Her financial contributions to anti-trans causes and the launch of her own fund underscore the unavoidable link between consuming Harry Potter content and supporting her agenda.

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