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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#719RT)
The site is still operational, but who knows for how long.
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| Updated | 2025-11-07 11:15 |
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#6J4TX)
Choose from a list of titles hand-picked by Amazon editors.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#719PC)
Nintendo is officially moving development resources to the Switch 2.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#70AZ0)
Keep up with all of our best deals, including laptops, speakers, TVs, security cameras, and more.
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by Jeff Somers on (#719K9)
Bluetooth-connected power tools offer several advantages that that would benefit even the most casual DIYer.
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by Emily Long on (#719GR)
Many iPhone and Pixel users already have this feature built into their devices.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#719GS)
See which days you played your games, and for how long-even going back in time.
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by Ross Johnson on (#719GT)
What, you don't like clowns?
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#703QX)
The best Apple laptop for most people drops to a record-low price after a $250 discount.
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by David Nield on (#719DP)
There's a lot to like about ChromeOS.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#719B2)
Clear video and powerful lighting in one setup.
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6J1V4)
The reward is time to watch an episode of your favorite show.
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6H8YZ)
It sounds like jargon, but it's actually helpful for staying organized.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#718Z3)
Who the heck is Anna?
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by Stephen Johnson on (#718Z4)
Your smart glasses are getting smarter.
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by Naima Karp on (#718WW)
A brighter, bigger display, impressive camera specs, and seven years of software support.
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#6QEG8)
This exercise metric matches up, more or less, with the U.S. exercise guidelines.
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by Stephen Johnson on (#718WX)
Your mom was wrong: Sitting too close to the TV doesn't hurt your eyes.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#718WY)
After years of testing, the feature is rolling out today.
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#718T0)
My favorite AI tool keeps getting better.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#718T1)
This is a great value for a premium OLED TV.
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by Naima Karp on (#718T2)
Powered by AI, designed for glare-free viewing.
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by Jeff Somers on (#718QP)
Because whether you're ready or not, winter is coming.
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by Emily Long on (#718QQ)
AI Mode is getting more personal assistant capabilities.
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by Meredith Dietz on (#718QR)
Ask a stranger to spot you today.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#718QS)
Change your route on the fly, or get directions based on landmarks.
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#718MD)
Or maybe Spelling Bee.
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by Jeff Somers on (#718ME)
Screw removal pliers, reversible wrenches, nail-eating bits, light bulb changers, and more.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#718MF)
The latest and most affordable Apple Watch offers more value-and it's at its lowest price right now.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#718MG)
It's simple, functional, and affordable.
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by David Nield on (#718HA)
You can now add em dashes and en dashes with ease, just like on a Mac.
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#718HB)
It keeps forgetting my goals, and can't do math well enough to keep a workout under 30 minutes.
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by Justin Pot on (#718HC)
Plus a simple tool that makes it better for laptops.
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by Emily Long on (#718HD)
Government employees will not call and demand that you hand over money or personal information.
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6G2SP)
You can work smarter. You just need to know which habits to change.
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6G3KE)
In case you need a better system for meeting all your goals.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#717YX)
But will you recognize any of the nominees?
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by Jake Peterson on (#717YY)
Apple is already working on the sequel to iOS 26.1.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#717YZ)
OpenAI's usage policies may look different now, but they mean the same thing as before.
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by Jake Peterson on (#717WG)
Just what the internet needed.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#717WH)
It's the latest Pixel series, now with Pixelsnap (Google's version of MagSafe), new AI features, and the new telephoto lens.
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by Stephen Johnson on (#717WJ)
"Is THIS your card?"
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by Jake Peterson on (#717S8)
The good news is, you can change it back.
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by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#717S9)
YouTube's pay-per-view rentals no longer include popular Disney movies.
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by David Nield on (#717SA)
Is this really the future of the internet?
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by Jake Peterson on (#70WQ7)
Do you prefer your UI clear or tinted?
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by Emily Long on (#717PB)
Past activity in private groups will remain private.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#717PC)
The Google TV device that killed the Chromecast just dropped to a record-low price.
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by Justin Pot on (#717K9)
This hidden setting lets you fill your house with music.
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