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Lumary Permanent Outdoor Lights Max review: Bright lights, bad app
At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Extremely bright, with excellent color presentation Remote control is good for quick adjustments, and saves you from the app Ample customizability if you invest the time Cons App is a bit of a mess Preloaded themes are too similar Quite expensive Our Verdict If you really need the extra brightness, Lumary’s Permanent Outdoor Lights...

Steam kills 32-bit support for Windows
Valve has rolled out a new version of Steam for Windows over the weekend. The big news this time around is that 32-bit support has been dropped, marking the end of an era. Most users won’t be affected by the change as 64-bit CPUs have been around since early this century,...

PC prices could rise by 8% in 2026 due to memory shortages
Research firm IDC predicts that the average price of computers could rise by up to 8% in 2026 due to a global shortage of memory chips (RAM and NAND). The background is the sharp increase in demand for HBM memory for AI data centers, which is prioritized over the production...

Hey Microsoft! You could print money with this holiday sweater idea
The holidays end in just a handful of days. In theory, I should no longer be looking for holiday sweaters, but in part due to more of my colleagues joining in on festive wear, I’ve been wanting to expand my collection. But I’m so dissatisfied with my options. Thing is,...

Captain Ekitike and triple Arsenal defence - FPL team of the week
Liverpool might score a hatful at home to Wolves this week and it would be rude not to get at least one attacking asset in your FPL team, writes Thomas Woods.

Isak facing two months out after 'reckless' tackle - Slot
Liverpool manager Arne Slot says Alexander Isak faces "a couple of months" out injured after a "reckless" challenge by Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven.

New year, new job? Ranger wanted for uninhabited Scottish island
The job comes with a few challenges - including weekly boat trips to mainland for washing and shopping.

As AI investors fret over ROI, these startups attracted serious cash from customers in 2025

US to impose tariffs on chips from China

Google started the year behind in the AI race. It ended 2025 on top.

Wondershare Filmora V15: Where professional power finally feels effortless
For today’s professionals, video editing is no longer a specialist craft reserved for post-production teams. It’s a daily tool—used by marketers shaping campaigns, educators building courses, founders pitching ideas, and creators publishing across platforms at speed. The challenge isn’t a lack of powerful tools. It’s finding software that delivers that...

ChatGPT rolls out a Spotify Unwrapped-like annual summary of your chats
Open AI announced that it is now in the process of rolling out a Spotify Unwrapped-like annual summary for ChatGPT, called “Your Year with ChatGPT”. The summary will show, among other things, how many messages you sent, the number of chats, your overall chat style, which day you chatted the most,...

The unexpected call that gave first-five a Hurricanes lifeline
Three months after saying his goodbyes to the Hurricanes, first five-eighth Lucas Cashmore received an unexpected call.

Slot frustrated as Liverpool set to lose Isak for 'long time'
Liverpool manager Arne Slot says he expects to lose Alexander Isak for "a couple of months" after the striker was injured in a tackle by Tottenham's Micky van de Ven - a challenge that Slot has called "reckless".

Australia's Cummins and Lyon out of rest of Ashes
Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon are out of Australia's squad for the fourth Ashes test, while Steve Smith returns to captain.

Five dead after plane carrying child burns victim crashes in Texas
The Mexican Navy plane was transporting a child to the US on behalf of a charity which cares for burns victims.