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RX 9070 GRE Leak Puts AMD’s US GPU Bet on Trial at Computex
Retail leaks suggest AMD may bring the RX 9070 GRE to the US, using Computex to revive Radeon’s midrange push.
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Garmin Update Drops 30 Changes on Venu 4, Vivoactive 6
Garmin’s 17.33 update sends 30 changes to Venu 4 and Vivoactive 6, targeting resets, calls, ECG and battery drain.
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Your RCS Chats May Not Be Encrypted—iOS 26.5 Knows
iOS 26.5 adds beta RCS encryption, but each green-bubble chat still depends on carrier support on both ends.
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Apple Wallet Digital ID Hits Arkansas—Plastic Still Wins
Arkansas adds Apple Wallet driver’s licenses, but mobile ID remains a companion—not a replacement—for plastic cards.
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Roku Home Screen Redesign Hits 100M Homes—No Opt-Out
Roku’s decade-defining Home Screen redesign hits 100M households, changing what viewers see first—and users can’t opt out.
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Case Leak Exposes Foldable iPhone Ultra Before Apple
Leaked cases suggest Apple’s foldable iPhone is already in the accessory pipeline, but one flashy design detail may be placeholder art.
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€429 Oura Ring 5 Leak Bets Smaller Beats Big Upgrades
Oura Ring 5 may launch Thursday at €429, pitching a smaller, comfier design over a major sensor overhaul.
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10GbE Hits Beelink's Budget Wildcat Lake Mini PCs
Beelink's Wildcat Lake trio uses one Core 3 chip, so storage, memory, and chassis decide the buy—not CPU tier.
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$1,049 Garmin Update Drops 30 Fixes Owners Need Now
Garmin’s 22.35 update adds 30+ fixes to premium watches, turning $1,049 hardware into a post-sale software bet.
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$1,999 HP Omen 16 Bets RTX 5070 Can Feel Cheap
HP’s Omen 16 lowers the RTX 5070 entry point, but its $1,999 start keeps “cheap” firmly in premium territory.
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Raspberry Pi 6 Delay Locks Makers Into Pi 5 Until 2028
Raspberry Pi 6 likely waits until 2028, leaving Pi 5 as the flagship far longer than many builders expected.
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Apple’s $695 iPhone Trade-In Quietly Cuts Upgrade Pain
Apple raised trade-in values to cut upgrade costs without cutting sticker prices—a quiet discount for hardware buyers.
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