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This $56 Casio watch is a retro step tracking dream
Did I mention it’s only $56?! It doesn’t do anything other than track steps, but that’s all I want it to do. And at this…
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In search of the perfect movie recommendation
Image: Samar Haddad for The Verge It’s one of the most common low-stakes annoyances in modern life: you flop down on the couch at the…
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Ultimate Ears Everboom review: the right size
The smaller sibling to UE’s Epicboom offers plenty of punch for its size. But it’s a little thin on features to justify $250. Continue reading…
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The best way to watch the Olympics
Image: David Pierce / The Verge Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 47, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If…
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8BitDo’s first mechanical keyboard is down to its best price to date
The Western-style “N Edition,” which is inspired by the original NES controller, is on sale at Woot through July 30th. | Image: 8BitDo With all…
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Urgent Need For Global AI Literacy
Dear AI Enthusiast, Here is the latest AI news collection for you that we think you should read: LG’s AI slashes battery cell design time…
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Marvel is bringing the Russo Bros. back to direct the next two Avengers films
Photo by Tristan Fewings / Getty Images Following reports that the Russo brothers were in talks to helm more features for Marvel, the studio confirmed…
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Silo season 2 hits Apple TV Plus this November
Image: Apple The end of the world just got a little closer. Apple confirmed that the much-anticipated second season of its postapocalyptic series Silo will…
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Futurama’s new season struggles to make NFTs and AI funny
Image: Hulu It only takes a few minutes before Futurama’s new season starts explaining non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, a concept most people probably haven’t thought…
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How to find the reading mode built into your browser
Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Verge I’ve got a stack of bookmarked, favorited, and saved-for-later web articles that I’m going to get around to…
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