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  • LORNA

    Nothing in Tyler Owens’ background could prepare him for the maelstrom of Lorna Eads. The son of “Sawdust Republicans who nonetheless spoke cordially of FDR and Carter,” he grew up in Guthrie, Oklahoma, and moved to California to study economics at USC. Although he was raised to have practical plans for the future, Tyler drops…

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  • STICK

    Stick begins with Eddigan, an elderly one-eyed wizard with diminished powers who lives alone in a forest with a raven. Eddigan’s hermit-like existence delays his inevitable surrender to the Arcansil, “the abandonment of magic, […] a process that strips the arcane from all magical beings” which is tearing its way through Eddigan’s Draywood Forest and…

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  • Lacaton & Vassal wins Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027

    The Créateurs Design Association & Awards has named Pritzker Prize-winning French studio Lacaton & Vassal Architectes the recipient of the Le Prix Charlotte Perriand 2027. Lacaton & Vassal Architectes, which is led by architects Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal and known for its social housing designs, was recognised for contributing to contemporary architecture by transforming…

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  • DEALS: Nothing’s Affordable Ear (a) Earbuds are on Sale with up to 25% OFF

    Nowadays, there’s no shortage of wireless earbuds to go all around, with different brands and manufacturers each trying their hand at bringing portable wireless audio to more buyers. That in mind, folks looking for a pair of wireless earbuds which manage to combine an interesting design and lower prices might want to check out the Nothing…

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  • Strava Links up with Google Gemini for AI Training Insights

    Tech and fitness brand Strava recently announced that it’s partnered with Google to bring Gemini connectivity to its software, which essentially lets users connect their activity data directly to the AI assistant for personalized training insights. The new feature is optional, and Strava promises that Gemini will only give feedback based on whatever information and…

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  • Google’s Project “Suncatcher” Successfully Runs AI in Orbit

    Earlier this month, Google announced that it kicked off “Project Suncatcher,” a prototype satellite which is designed to explore and study compute AI operations in space. Following a multi-week commissioning phase, it looks like company reached a key milestone this week by generating the first-ever AI response from an orbit-based, data-center-class TPU. Travis Beals, Senior…

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  • Toyota & Waymo to Launch Self-Driving Fleet in 2027

    Toyota and Waymo have announced that they’ve entered into a partnership to test a self-driving Toyota bZ4X fleet in Japan in 2027, followed by launches in the United Kingdom and other international markets. Building on their initial agreement from April of last year, the collaboration will establish Japan’s first fully autonomous ride-hailing service via high-volume,…

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  • Sony Reveals its New Line of Transparent PS5 Controllers and Covers

    If there’s anything that we miss from the 90s and 2000s, it’s the arrival of transparent and colourful tech, a trend which has slowly returned over the past couple of years. That being said, Sony and PlayStation recently announced the Prism Collection, a new lineup of transparent accessories featuring DualSense wireless controllers and PS5 console covers.…

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  • Best camera phones you can buy in 2026

    There was a time when cameras were seen as just one part of the smartphone, but not anymore. Smartphone brands have started releasing phones with a sole focus on camera performance. We also have phones that offer a complete package, including high-end camera output. These cameras offer exceptional low-light photos, long-range zoom, and wide-angle shots…

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