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EA has finalized its $55 billion sale to a Saudi-led consortium, going private and delisting from NASDAQ in the largest leveraged buyout in history.

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Chrome for Android now lets users customize the New Tab page with colors, preset themes, and custom background images.

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Convert any email to PDF using built-in print features in Gmail, Outlook Web, or the Outlook desktop app — no third-party software needed.

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Running a few Windows commands revealed SSD health and filesystem issues that CrystalDiskMark benchmarks completely missed.

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Scammers use FaceTime video calls to impersonate banks and tech support. Here's how the scams work and how to protect yourself.

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New York becomes the first state to halt large data center permits. The pause covers facilities using 50MW or more while new rules are developed.

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Cat6 handles today's gigabit needs, but Cat6A is the smarter long-term choice for in-wall runs you can't easily replace later.

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Uninstally is a free, open-source Mac app that removes apps along with the support files, caches, and other leftovers they leave behind.

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Microsoft is cutting 3,200 Xbox jobs by July 2027 and spinning off four game studios in the division's largest restructuring to date.

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Sony will stop producing physical game discs for PlayStation consoles in January 2028. All new releases will be available in digital formats only.

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An old Android phone from 2019 or later can eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones in minutes. No hardware purchase needed.

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Google's Googlebook laptop targets premium Android users but works with iPhones too. It launches fall 2026 on the Android tech stack.

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The Mercedes-Benz G-Class comes with an 829-page manual. Claude AI was used to surface features most owners never knew existed.

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MX Linux 25.2 is out with an optional Liquorix kernel 7.0, init system improvements, and the first Raspberry Pi edition update since MX 22.

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Google is quietly offering to buy app code from Play Store developers. The program is linked to AI model training, though the outreach email never mentions AI.

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Valve's demand-based CS2 sticker pricing has pushed a full Cologne 2026 Major set to $19,447. Players and analysts are raising accessibility concerns.

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OpenAI is rolling out Dreaming V3, an upgraded ChatGPT memory system, starting with Plus and Pro users in the United States.

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Right-to-repair laws are expanding across the U.S. The real issue isn't environmentalism - it's whether owning a device means anything anymore.

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One writer switched from Google's DNS to a self-hosted Raspberry Pi DNS server. Here's why the change made sense for everyday home use.

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MIT researchers used a Battleship-style game to train smaller AI models to ask better questions, boosting one model's win rate from 8% to 82%.

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