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When we think of powerful apps, we normally think of massive, complex programs like Adobe Photoshop or Microsoft Office, but an app doesn’t have to be a heavyweight to pack a lot of power. These three open-source apps I always keep on my computers prove it.

I'm fairly selective about what I install on my Windows PC. There are plenty of popular apps I've consciously never installed, and a few I've tried and deliberately got rid of. In every case, though, the reason is the same: I don't see a good enough reason to give them space on my computer.

Google Pixel phones are jam-packed with useful features, and sometimes it's hard to keep track of everything. A prime example is the new Pixel "Screen Reactions" feature in Android 17, the first green screen tool for reaction videos built directly into a phone.

For years, if you wanted powerful and capable tools for any job, you needed a big 18V or 20V tool. Or at least that was the assumption. If you still think you need a massive 18V tool for big jobs, think again. Milwaukee's M12 Fuel (12V) ecosystem punches far above its weight class and can handle just about anything, whether that's in the shop or around the house.

I'm not going to lie; I was a massive fan of Windows Aero when it debuted with Windows Vista, and I continued to rave about the famous translucent glass UI in Windows 7, which is my favorite version of Windows to this day.

A rainy day means staying warm inside, unless you feel like catching a cold! However, it seems we all have the same hobbies these days when stuck inside. You'll probably end up watching TV, playing video games, or reading a book.

I'm willing to bet that you have dozens of USB-powered gadgets in your house. Be it USB-C or USB-A, we all have masses of random electronics, many of which often lie there for ages, unused. If they disappeared tomorrow, you might not even notice. (Or is that just me?)

Desktop pets are back, and this time they are not just nostalgic clutter. Between AI coding agents running unattended and a renewed appetite for low-effort personality on our screens, the tiny animated companions from decades past have found genuine, if unexpected, utility.

Many of you will remember that before Google had Pixel phones, there was the Nexus series. I was a huge Nexus fan and looked forward to every new release, but when Google killed the line in favor of Pixel, I gradually lost interest. I realize now it's never coming back.

Most Linux users learn basic commands like cd, mv, and ls pretty early on. You're going to use them often, but there are other short and useful commands that I like to teach my trainees and students right away. Here are 4 short commands that are not only useful, but they have names so short, you'll remember them forever.

The start of my Home Assistant journey was more of a stumble than a confident stride, and I’m still trying to right some of those wrongs years later. Here are some things I’d recommend that newcomers do right out of the gate.

What are the best noise-cancelling headphones for flying?

Anyone who's ever forgotten their pair of headphones on a travel day can attest to their utility, but not all noise-cancelling options are made the same. Plus, the pool to choose from is ever-expanding: plenty of headphones, from over-ear headphones to wireless earbuds, offer active noise cancellation.

So which ANC headphones are worth bringing on a plane in 2026? Plenty of budget models to premium options can do the job, but for the purposes of this guide, I've gathered a list of the best headphones for flying by prioritizing the best combination of comfort, portability, noise-cancelling power, battery life, and value. As a baseline, all of our picks feature above average sound quality and a solid build (to withstand any banging around in a carry-on).

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The final picks for the best headphones to use at 35,000 feet aren't just the most expensive options available. Case in point: The second-generation Bose QuietComfort headphones aren't the most premium option on this list, but they did just earn their spots as one of my favorites on a recent plane trip. Below, you can learn more about them and our other top seven headphones for flying.

How much should I spend on noise-cancelling headphones?

If you want to find the best noise-cancelling headphones for flying, you should be prepared to pay $200 to $450 for most options. Premium headphones offer improved active noise cancellation, customizable settings, and transparency modes that allow you to hear those all-important gate announcements.

Many cheap headphones claim to offer "noise-cancelling" features, but a random pair of $50 over-ear headphones with passive noise cancellation will let a lot of sound through. They'll also struggle to connect and switch between devices easily, or simply feel uncomfortable.

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At the end of the day, going for that good all-around pair is worth it, because on a flight, ANC on its own won't save the day — otherwise, we'd just direct you to our guide to the best noise-cancelling headphones. For long flights, comfort is also key. It won't matter if your headphones block sound if you only want to wear them for two out of five hours of your flight. And because this is a flying-focused roundup, we did give extra points to headphones with thoughtful design that makes storage easy.

If that $200-plus price range feels totally out of the question, we've included a couple of budget earbuds and headphones in the under-$100 category, but they come with tradeoffs. If you're okay with a mid-range pick, consider buying wireless earbuds with ANC instead of over-ear headphones.

If the cost of a pair of headphones is off-putting, you can always wait for a sale to start. We see headphones from Bose, Sony, and Apple get marked down year-round — if you don't want to keep your eyes peeled yourself, Mashable's deals coverage is a great place to find any noteworthy headphone deals.

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In most rom-coms, a romantic gesture looks like running through an airport to make one last declaration of love, or writing a yearning letter every day for a year. In Adults, it looks like saying "cunt" on every man-on-the-street interview show you can find.

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The gesture in question comes in Season 2, episode 7, titled "C Alert." In the episode, Anton (Owen Thiele) mistakenly talks to his co-workers the way he talks to his friends, saying "cunt alert!" in a company meeting. He doesn't mean it as an insult, drawing instead on its positive meaning rooted in the queer ballroom scene. That meaning has led to a wider resurgence of the term, including in online spaces, but it's still viewed as unforgivably rude in some places, including Anton's office, which skews older, and likely less queer.

In an effort to help save Anton's job, his housemate and yearning love interest Paul Baker (Jack Innanen) decides to try normalizing saying "cunt" in the workplace by dropping it into as many viral interview shows as he can.

It's a moment Adults co-creator Ben Kronengold describes as an "ugly sweet" step in Anton and Paul Baker's romance. While the pair obviously care about one another, any attempts to be together have stalled due to a house-wide rule forbidding dating within the friend group.

"What we tasked ourselves with in the writers' room was how could they show that care for each other in ways that feel really true to them and specific and platonic?" Kronengold told Mashable.

"It would be easy to have Paul Baker show up in the rain with a bouquet of flowers," added Adults co-creator Rebecca Shaw. "But it feels much more true to our ridiculous housemates that he would instead say the c-word — a word he hates more than anything in the world — on a series of talk shows for the whole world to see because he thinks there's a chance that it could make Anton's life a little easier."

"Paul Baker, thank you." Credit: FX

It's a clear escalation from the pair's prior romantic gestures, like Anton bringing glow sticks to Paul Baker's green card wedding, or Paul Baker waiting on a fancy meal for Anton and his sister Talia (Raven-Symoné). It's also the riskiest, social taboo-wise, even if it comes with sweeter intentions.

"Something that our executive producer Nick Kroll is so masterful at is making edgy, raunchy moments incredibly meaningful and sweet, and on the flip side, making sweet, emotional moments heightened and comedic," Shaw said. "We always try to follow in his footsteps. Never give a pure romantic moment, never give a pure comedic moment."

Paul Baker's reveal of his swear-y side quest does result in one of the most adorable Paul Baker and Anton moments of the season: a very heartfelt "Paul Baker, thank you" from Anton, complete with some seriously yearning eye contact that leaves everyone else in the scene knowing exactly how much the two care for one another.

Of course, there's one last little twist.

"We were really tickled by the idea that Paul Baker did this whole big gesture when, in fact, Anton's job was already saved," said Kronengold.

"Nobody had the heart to tell him," added Shaw.

But hey, it's the thought that counts, right?

Adults Season 2 is now streaming on Hulu.

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We're not in spring-cleaning mode, but back-to-school season and crisp fall air always evoke the feeling of a fresh start. If you've been looking around your home thinking a rug would really pull the room together, there's a fantastic Labor Day sale in store for you.

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Nowadays on Broadway, you've got to have a gimmick.

It's not enough to be beloved or even acclaimed. Just look at Cats: The Jellicle Ball, a bodacious revival that re-imagined Andrew Lloyd Webber's Broadway smash as a ballroom runway, bringing the audience into the experience and onto the stage. Critics cheered, audiences clacked their fans in appreciation, and the Tonys gave three awards, including Best Direction of a Musical. Yet, none of that stopped The Jellicle Ball from closing weeks after it received those Tony flowers.

Even a grateful community that loved Cats, Webber, or ballroom culture couldn't keep Jellicle Ball rolling. So, it's little surprise that Broadway producers are favoring a seemingly endless array of theatrical adaptations of movies, TV, and other popular IP. Just this year, Broadway saw The Lost Boys: A New Musical, Titanique, Schmigadoon, and Dog Day Afternoon competing for crowds, while Heated Rivalry got an off-Broadway unofficial parody faster than it got a vinyl soundtrack release. Some of these were marvelous, others interesting, and then there was Beaches.

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Now, Paranormal Activity joins the fray. The theatrical production that premiered in Leeds ahead of a West End debut in 2025 has been garnering praise along its path to Broadway, which included a sold-out run in Los Angeles. The buzz was so infectious that I entered the August Wilson Theatre giddy with anticipation.

Unfortunately, what Paranormal Activity has to offer is not a great night at the theater. It's a series of jump scares that falls short of the spectacle Broadway demands.

Paranormal Activity is not for fans of the franchise. Cher Alvarez and Travis A. Knight star in "Paranormal Activity" on Broadway. Credit: Matthew Murphy

Though the show's Playbill notes Oren Peli's 2007 film of the same name as an inspiration, the similarities between Broadway's Paranormal Activity and its source material is thinner than the veil between the living and the dead.

Written by Levi Holloway, this new story centers on an American married couple who've recently moved from Chicago to London for a fresh start. Why London? There is no why. As the whole show is set within the walls of a small house, Paranormal Activity could be set anywhere. The key thing is that the haunted couple at its center has nowhere to escape to. Being new in town means the ruthlessly rational James (Travis A. Knight) and his distraught wife Lou (Cher Álvarez) have no local support system as they face some paranormal anomalies.

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Like Katie from the first Paranormal Activity film, Lou is haunted by a dark incident in her past, and fears an entity that is stalking her. James is her Micah, a male partner who insists he's looking to help while he scoffs at the possibility of the supernatural, and even taunts the could-be creature. In this case, he proclaims, "Fuck the bogeyman." And yes, a jump scare follows.

Holloway's play rejects the lore of the Paranormal Activity franchise that grew across sequels and spinoffs. Plus, it pivots subgenres, leaving behind the found footage aspect and changes the taxonomy of the entity at its center. Individually, none of these things is a problem per se, but altogether they left this horror lover wondering why this production is even called Paranormal Activity when it's got nothing to do with the pre-established IP.

Paranormal Activity can't compare to the other horror treasures of Broadway (past and present). Cher Alvarez stars in "Paranormal Activity" on Broadway. Credit: Matthew Murphy

For starters, Paranormal Activity can't hold a candle to The Lost Boys, a musical that smartly cherry-picked the campiest bits of Joel Schumacher's vampire cult classic and then constructed a stronger emotional story, leaned into the queer subtext, and made cinema moments come alive onstage with intoxicating stunt spectacles. Nor does Paranormal Activity compare to the recently shuttered Death Becomes Her, where the memorable murderous mayhem was re-imagined for onstage comedy gags that had audiences rolling like Madeline Ashton down that long staircase.

Now, you could argue that Paranormal Activity shouldn't be compared to big, flashy musical adaptations of cult classics. In that case, I'll point to Grey House, which was also written by Holloway. On Broadway in 2023, that play was also a horror story set within a humble home, this one visited by an unsuspecting married couple, unsure what to make of the odd children and the old woman who live there.

Grey House was a show that oozed in dread. Cryptic conversations left the audience to scramble for understanding, binding us to the coupled visitors, who've made a fateful mistake by coming here. I still remember the feeling of chills creeping up my limbs as Laurie Metcalf grimaced or chided the children and grown-ups alike. Three years later, the specifics of the scares have faded. Something about a fridge, a couch that seemed to gobble up a full-grown man, a basement door, always ominous. What I recall clearly is how I screamed, so loud and often that I was actually pretty embarrassed.

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Did I scream at Paranormal Activity? Yes. But not often. For every jump scare that shook me to scream, there were scads that failed to even make me flinch. The audience around giggled throughout, perhaps out of nervousness from the scares, or over the caustic humor the couple slings at each other. But it was less the atmosphere of a horror movie, where everyone is sharing the experience of surrendering to the spooky story, and more like a theme-park presentation.

The laughter felt like an audience looking to be amused, not scared. And director Felix Barrett delivered with common haunted house tropes. Lights flicker. A shadowy figure races across the stage. A could-be nursery's door slams with force, and recurringly, a deafening blare of noise will explode to make the audience leap in their seats. But after the first few scares, the beats of terror become predictable.

In between grim gags, Paranormal Activity is a tale of a toxic love that's more gratingly one-note than great. Knight and Álvarez bring intensity, whether arguing about the advice from a ghost-hunting podcaster (Eva Kaminsky) or hiding the haunting from James' nosy mom (Shannon Cochran), who's always just a video call away. But the emotional thrust of their story becomes undermined once Paranormal Activity reveals the entity can mimic others. So, as a conversation grows electrically vulnerable, there's the nagging thought that it could a cruel ruse, and not an actual breakthrough between two loved ones who can't share their truth.

A similar device of doppelgängers and the fear of intimacy was explored in Leviticus this year. And so let me take the opportunity to say again: go see Leviticus. It's scary as hell and has something to say. Which can't be said for Paranormal Activity, where it makes already thinly sketched characters feel even less complex.

Paranormal Activity on Broadway is betting on the gimmick. Travis A. Knight stars in "Paranormal Activity" on Broadway. Credit: Matthew Murphy

This is a new story that doesn't require its audience to remember anything about Katie or Micah or their demon Tobi. Rather than using that as an opportunity to find fresh thrills in the horror-theater space, Holloway's play feels like a murky echo of Grey House. The house and the story appear similar, but the scares in the hands of Barrett don't hit as hard.

Barrett, who is a founder of the immersive British theater company Punchdrunk (Sleep No More), fails to bring the audience into the experience of being trapped in his haunted house. Where Titanique built out the stage to include the audience, or Jellicle Ball had cats running into the aisles and mezzanine, Paranormal Activity keeps the stage as a clear distinction. The home, traditionally built as if one wall was shorn away, has the look of a dollhouse. And the seats in the theater mean if you're close to the front, or off to the sides, your view will be obstructed by staunch interior walls. But even more irksome, Barrett doesn't make compelling use of the space.

In The Lost Boys, director/co-lighting designer Michael Arden used spotlights and other lighting effects to draw the audience's eye, guiding us to one scary spectacle, while setting up another in the shadows. It was a visual cue reminiscent of video games, giving our eye. Paranormal Activity doesn’t offer such guides. For large swaths, my eyes scanned the dimly lit house, desperate to see something spooky but unsure where I was supposed to look. Was I meant to follow James upstairs as he urinates in the bathroom? Was I meant to keep an eye on the light that flickered or on Lou approaching the back door?

In horror, a wide shot can be uniquely terrifying, because it invites you to look into the seeming stillness and shadows, where a slasher or creature might lurk, unseen by the hero. In Paranormal Activity, that looking too often led to nothing. And sometimes, it meant I was looking in the wrong place, confounded and frustrated as an audience member across the way let out a gasp of excitement. I yearned to feel that gasp. But this Paranormal Activity isn't as scary as a great horror movie or a great Broadway show.

Instead, it's betting on audiences who want a not-so-cheap thrill. Opening so far from Tony nominations, the show suggests little expectation of being remembered next summer. Instead, it opens in time for Halloween and runs 20 weeks as a higher-class alternative to a haunted hayride. For Christmas, it's a spooky kid alternative to the Radio City show.

But with a thin story and underwhelming spectacle, Paranormal Activity is bad omen for Broadway. It's another example of shallowly adapted IP taking the space for something daring that could actually give us chills.

Paranormal Activity is playing at New York City's August Wilson Theater until Jan. 3.

If you use social media, you've seen a man-on-the-street interview.

You know the type: punchy, short-form digital series where you get to know an interviewee in record time. Some shows, such as Track Star or Gaydar, use specific subjects like music or queer history as entry points. Others, like Are You Okay? or Subway Takes, invite guests to rant about a topic of their choosing. These series have taken over your feeds and Hollywood press tours alike, and for one episode, they take over FX's sitcom Adults.

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In Adults Season 2, episode 7, titled "C Alert," Paul Baker (Jack Innanen) laments having what he and his friends call "man-on-the-street face," a condition that makes him a target for New York City's street interview content creators. (Due to his Canadian politeness, he can never turn them down.)

However, by the episode's end, Paul Baker embraces his man-on-the-street face to help his housemate/will-they-won't-they love interest Anton (Owen Thiele), who's gotten in trouble at work for saying "cunt." While the word's positive connotations in queer ballroom culture have led to wider reclamation and resurgence, especially online, it still carries quite a bit of baggage in America; hence Paul Baker's quest to encourage its normalization through street interviews.

Tiff Baira and Jack Innanen in "Adults." Credit: FX

Cue a montage of Paul Baker fumbling his way through appearances on highly popular, real-life man-on-the-street shows, including Gaydar, hosted by Anania; Are You Okay?, then-hosted by Brianna "Bri" Morales; Recess Therapy, hosted by Julian Shapiro-Barnum; Street Hearts, hosted by Tiffany "Tiff" Baira; and Track Star, hosted by Jack Coyne. The sequence is a hysterical, cameo-filled conclusion to the episode, but also a tribute to the reach and influence of man-on-the-street content creators.

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According to Adults creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw, the idea to bring man-on-the-street interviewers into Season 2 started with the show's writers taking walks around New York City for inspiration. One day, in Washington Square Park, they noticed several interviewers pulling people aside for their own segments.

"One of the writers was like, 'isn't it funny that we haven't seen that on TV yet?'" Shaw recalled in a video interview with Mashable. "It feels like such a present part of New York culture right now."

To capture this aspect of New York culture — which, in turn, becomes digital culture when it's posted online — Adults reached out to several New York-based street-interview content creators about appearing as themselves in the show.

"To be honest, I was skeptical at first," Track Star host Jack Coyne told Mashable over the phone. "I thought Track Star sounded like it could be the butt of the joke."

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Coyne created Track Star as a "reaction" to the more aggressive, inappropriate type of man-on-the-street interviews that have gained notoriety online. Adults certainly pokes fun at this more confrontational style of content, with Paul Baker appearing on fake shows like Milk or Dare or Gay Granny's Trivia Crashout. (Adults executive producer Nick Kroll also makes a voiceover cameo as a sleazy host who wants Paul Baker to rank the women in his family by attractiveness.)

However, the episode's final montage flips the joke on Paul Baker and serves as more of an appreciative showcase for the creators making cameos.

"We're such fans of this genre, and we think it's so cool the way these younger creators have managed to really carve out these very funny, specific, voice-y names for themselves in this space," said Shaw.

Adults usually shoots in Toronto, but in order to capture the creators' voices, the series sent a small crew to New York City to film Innanen's segments on each show.

"We wanted to do it on their terms and on their territory, and we really let the hosts lead with their voice, their improv, their writing," Kronengold said.

Jack Innanen and Caleb Simpson in "Adults." Credit: FX

Hosts were given an outline to work from, but were also able to improvise and treat the fictional segment like any real shoot for their show. For internet personality and former Are You Okay? host Bri Morales, that meant deciding whether or not Paul Baker is, in fact, okay. (He's not.) For Gaydar host Anania, that meant determining if Paul Baker is gay, straight, or a homophobe. (In keeping with the show's lore, he's fluid.) For Street Hearts host Baira, that meant sitting down at the show's recognizable match-making table and getting to the root of why Paul Baker is single.

"Paul Baker was just a real person in that moment," Baira told Mashable over the phone.

Over the course of one day, the Adults crew zipped around New York, from just outside a Midtown Container Store to shoot Gaydar all the way to Prospect Park to shoot Recess Therapy. Segments were shot in accordance with each show's style, adhering to their specific cameras, lighting, framing, and even methods of mic-ing people up. In post-production, Adults also mimicked the shows' graphics and fast-paced editing.

"Being so onboard with having our format inside of the episode makes it a very valiant effort on the showrunners' part," Anania told Mashable in a phone interview.

"You don't often see that from brands," added Amelia Montooth, creator of Gaydar and CEO of Mutuals Media. "Usually, you're battling with them to try to keep your authenticity."

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Part of that authenticity meant acknowledging street-interview influencers as stars in their own right. Caleb Simpson, known for his house tour videos, originally auditioned to play one of Paul Baker's bro-y friends in the Season 2 premiere, before being brought back to play himself in a cameo in "C Alert," where he shoots a video about Samir's (Malik Elassal) home. For Simpson, the role reflects a changing attitude towards content creators.

"I started making content on the internet 11 years ago, and the industry didn't take it seriously," Simpson told Mashable over Zoom. "About three or four years ago, I started taking acting and stand up and improv seriously, and then you get cast to play yourself in a show, and you do exactly what you would do when you film your content."

Adults' embrace of content creators speaks to their rise in Hollywood. (In addition to these street interviewers, Season 2 also guest stars internet personalities like Jake Shane. Innanen himself started as a content creator.) It's also a savvy way to make its target Gen Z audience feel seen by meeting them where they're at: online. As Shaw said, these series are "generational access points."

"What is the Maddy quote from Euphoria, where she's like, 'is this fucking play about us'? That is the goal for these young adult shows to really ring true to their target audience," Morales told Mashable over the phone. "It would maybe be funny if [Paul Baker] went on The Today Show, but it's so native to the demographic that of course he's going to do Are You Okay?, or course he's going to do man-on-the-street shows, because that's where everything is right now."

"Everything" includes the Adults press tour. For Season 1, Innanen appeared on Are You Okay? and Amita Rao and Owen Thiele appeared on Gaydar. For Season 2, Paul Baker's many stints on man-on-the-street shows also doubled as opportunities for Innanen to film appearances on these shows as himself. Art mimics life, the show reflects the marketing, and it all comes full circle in just a brief montage.

"The fact that Adults is putting a show like [Track Star] in their script and on TV and understanding it's a big part of the cultural conversation is just the beginning, honestly," Coyne said. "I think you're going to start to see a lot more of this stuff in culture broadly, because people are spending as much time watching content on the internet and on their phones as they are watching Netflix and Amazon and Hulu and FX."

"It is the future," said Baira. "Short form and traditional, the future is going to be blending the two."

Adults Season 2 is now streaming on Hulu.

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Apple's most important software platform is about to get a big upgrade.

In a couple weeks, Apple will finally launch the iOS 27. Yes, we've seen and tried out the developer betas and the public betas. Right now, we're at Developer Beta 7 and Public Beta 5; this late in the game, we don't expect to see any major new features when iOS 27 launches properly, though surprises are always possible. The keynote event is called "Surprise and shine," after all.

For most users, however, the iOS 27 that launches next month is the new version, as most folks don't bother (and they shouldn't) installing the public beta. So, here's everything we've learned from testing iOS 27, which includes the Siri AI beta, and a list of the hottest new features to try out when it launches.

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When is iOS 27 arriving? The tagline for Apple's September event is "Surprise and shine." Credit: Apple

The final version of iOS 27 is likely to arrive mid-September. More precisely, given that Apple is launching new iPhones on Sept. 9, we'll probably get iOS 27 a week later, on Sept. 16 (give or take a day or two).

If you're still eager to try out the latest beta (which is bound to be very similar to the final release), here's how to do that and what you can expect from it.

Who gets to install iOS 27?

Apple's iOS 27 will be available for iPhone 11 and later, as well as iPhone SE (2nd generation and later). Also, Apple's upcoming iPhones, which are reportedly iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, and the foldable iPhone Ultra, will almost certainly run iOS 27 out of the box.

How to install iOS 27?

If you have a compatible device (see above), the process will consist merely of going to your iPhone's Settings, General, Software Update, and choosing to install the new OS. The process should take roughly 10 minutes (depending on your internet connection).

It's always wise to back up your phone before updating your software, though in this case, we don't expect any major problems; Apple's final, major software releases tend to be fairly polished.

What's new in iOS 27

There are a lot of new features in iOS 27, with the crown jewel among them being improved Siri (which is now called Siri AI), as well as Apple Intelligence, both of which permeate the device's many features and built-in apps, offering new, simpler ways to achieve everyday tasks.

Besides that, the Liquid Glass interface has been updated with more customizability, numerous apps, including Safari, Reminders, Notes, Photos, and Health, have gotten new features, and the iPhone, overall, should perform better.

The new features range from major changes to tiny aesthetic improvements. Apple's got an overview here; below, here's our choice of the best new features you should try after installing iOS 27.

A word of caution: Some of the AI features aren't available in the EU due to Apple's dispute over AI with European regulators. There's currently no timeline as to when this could be resolved. With that out of the way, here are the best 7 iOS 27 features you should try after installing it.

Siri AI Siri AI will bring a ton of new capabilities to your iPhone, with an assist from Gemini. Credit: Apple

If you're in the U.S., Siri AI will work for you, and you can access it by either uttering the "Hey Siri" voice command, pressing and holding the iPhone's side button, or swiping down from the Dynamic Island on top of your screen.

Once it's activated, you can use it to search for documents, emails, and photos on your device, ask it questions about a website on your screen (or any sort of general questions), get recommendations for places and activities, and easily create home automations.

Siri understands you, personally, as it can draw context from your emails and other documents. It also knows a lot about the world, making it similar to LLMs such as OpenAI, so you can ask it questions or give it tasks related to you, personally, or just ask it about any topic you like.

For a detailed overview of Siri's new features, go here and here.

Visual Intelligence Point your camera at things, and Apple's Visual Intelligence will give you some details about those things. Credit: Apple

Unfortunately, the same caveat goes for this one: It's not available in the EU at launch.

It's a pity, because it's a cool feature that lets you point your camera at things and get information about them from Siri. This includes splitting a restaurant bill, getting working hours for a business, figuring out which plant or animal you're looking at, and more.

You can access Visual Intelligence by clicking and holding the Camera Control button, or (if you have an iPhone that doesn't have the Camera Control button) either through Control Center or by customizing the Action button or Lock Screen.

Child Safety

Every parent knows what a nightmare the parental control features can be. You think you've set up everything right, only to discover that your kid still has unlimited access to YouTube (and is using it without any limits whatsoever).

In iOS 27, Apple has overhauled the Child Safety features with an easier setup, more granular control over apps and websites, and better screen time management. The Communication Safety feature can even intervene before a child sees gore or violence in videos and images shared over Messages and FaceTime.

There are detailed options for time allowances across several categories, including Entertainment, Games, and Social Media. Perhaps most importantly, there are now simple controls to either fully pause device use, or allow unlimited use of a device.

Updates to Messages, Mail, Calendar, Safari Less chaotic Safari tabs? We're down for that! Credit: Apple

Siri's new smarts extend over a number of Apple's built-in apps.

For example, in Messages as well as Mail, Siri can write things for you based on a description, and the result will match your style. Both those apps will also offer suggestions based on your conversations, such as adding events to your Calendar or a reminder to your Reminders app.

Safari has also gotten smarter. It will automatically group your tabs into topics, and a particularly cool new feature called Notify Me can monitor a webpage for changes, sending you an alert when it detects something new on the page.

Better photo editing Reframe is one of the three new, AI-enhanced photo editing tools in iOS 27. Credit: Apple

Apple has been way behind when it comes to AI-assited photo editing. Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones have a full suite of image editing tools that work really well. With iOS 27, Apple is finally catching up to its Android competition.

The new, AI-enhanced photo editing tools are a pretty cool way to fix your photos, even some of the ones that came out quite poorly. The three new tools, available under "Tools" when you start editing a photo, include Clean Up, which lets you remove unwanted objects with a tap or a gesture. The Extend tool will automagically add content around the borders using AI, and Reframe lets you adjust the perspective of a photo.

Smarter Shortcuts

I don't know a lot of people who use Shortcuts on iPhone, probably because the idea of manually setting up a chain of actions for your phone sounds pretty tricky to do.

In iOS 27, however, Apple has simplified this by adding the option to describe the shortcut and have it created automatically. To access it, open Shortcuts and tap New Shortcut, and just describe what you want the Shortcut to do. Stuff like "Turn the lights on, turn on Do Not Disturb, and start playing my favorite album" should work.

New Image Playground Apple's new Image Playground can now create photorealistic images. Credit: Apple

Yeah, another thing that's absent in the EU. If you have it, it's a cool one. Image Playground was actually there before, in iOS 26, but the images it could generate were mostly cartoons or simple illustrations. Now, you can get photorealistic images, too.

If you don't like your result, you can fine-tune it by adding additional prompts, with the option to precisely mark the part of the image that you want changed.

Liquid Glass adjustments

This is a small one, but it's important to a lot of folks. Under Settings and Appearances, you can now set exactly how clear or tinted you want your "liquified" apps and UI elements in iOS 27 to be.

Personally, I push the slider to the left for a maximum-clear look, but folks who want more readability over visual pizzaz might want to push it the other way for a more tinted appearance.

SEE ALSO: Everything we expect at Apple's September iPhone launch event AirPods EQ

How long have we been waiting for this one? In iOS 27, Apple finally added detailed equalizer settings for AirPods.

Finding those settings is a little tricky, though. When your AirPods are connected to your phone, go to Settings, Bluetooth, navigate to the AirPods, and then tap the little "i" to the right. Then go to Audio and Routing, Equalizer, Custom. From there, you can adjust the bass, midrange, and treble to whatever your heart desires.

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While not as established as its contemporary, All Elite Wrestling, or AEW, is perhaps the best showcase of professional wrestling in the United States and the wider world. It's why AEW is "Where the best wrestle."

For that simple reason, it's a no-brainer that AEW's biggest event of the year, All In, is must-watch TV. The fourth annual event is the culmination of years and years worth of television on the company's weekly shows, AEW Dynamite and Collison and the showcase of the company's future pillars. The big issue, though, is that unlike the WWE, which has decades of insular storytelling to rely on, making it easy for fans to follow rivalries and feuds, AEW does not have that. In fact, its roster comprises wrestlers with decades of experience and ties elsewhere in the independent scene, to the point that these ties bleed into the storylines told in AEW.

That makes it hard to get into some storylines, because, if you weren't watching CHIKARA in the late 2010s, you'd have no idea why Eddie Kingston really, really hates Claudio Castagnoli (fka Cesaro in WWE). For the most part, as the company is now 7 years old, that problem is mostly faded away, but for those who don't watch pro wrestling as much or are used to the mainstays and tropes of WWE, getting to know and care about AEW's cast of athletes and genetic freaks can be a challenge.

That's what this guide is for. I've done lapsed fan guides for WrestleMania in the past; however, given the WWE's moral and financial proclivities over the past few years, those guides are buried for the time being.

If you've found yourself curious to watch the new blood or are being forced to by your friend, below you'll find out everything you need to know about this weekend's proceedings on Aug. 30 at 1 p.m. EST, live on PPV on HBO Max, Prime Video, and more.

What is All Elite Wrestling?

All Elite Wrestling is the second-largest pro wrestling company in the world, formed in 2019 by Tony Khan and wrestlers Kenny Omega, Cody Rhodes (yes, that one), and Nick and Matt Jackson (The Young Bucks). The group was wrestling on the independent scene, most notably in Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling as part of a subgroup called The Elite within the larger Bullet Club faction.

The genesis of the company was a 2017 tweet from wrestling historian Dave Meltzer claiming that ROH (one of the bigger wrestling promotions pre-AEW) couldn't sell a 10,000-seat show in the US — something no non-WWE company had done before. The response to that was 2018's All In, an independent wrestling event promoted by Rhodes and the Bucks in collaboration with ROH. The final gate of the show was a sell-out, with 11,263, plus a 50,000 buy rate, proving there was an appetite in the US for non-WWE wrestling.

The success of All In impressed TV execs, and eventually The Elite partnered with longtime wrestling fan Tony Khan, who was the son of billionaire and Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan. That led to the formation of All Elite Wrestling and the company's first PPV, Double or Nothing, in May 2019. Then came the TV deal with WarnerMedia, marking Warner's first foray into wrestling since the closing of WCW in 2001.

It's been 7 years since then, and AEW has become one of the biggest companies in the world. Early on, because the initial All In event was a collab with ROH, the parent company, Sinclair Broadcast Group, owned the trademark for the name. That changed in 2021, when Khan bought ROH from Sinclair, thus grabbing the All In trademark for AEW and using ROH as a developmental company for the promotion. 2023 marked the second-ever All In event, and it is the company's biggest show on the calendar.

AEW presents a different style and philosophy compared to WWE. One of the biggest differences is the pacing and intensity of the wrestling itself, which are more individualized and vary from wrestler to wrestler (e.g., brawlers, strong-style, PWG, lucha libre, etc.). It's a big buffet of wrestling, serving as the ultimate melting pot of styles and traditions.

That's compared to WWE, which uses a slower style that combines all forms of pro wrestling and emphasizes big moments while protecting the workers due to the company's grueling travel schedule.

Additionally, AEW's roster places a great deal of focus on promoting its factions and stables. Almost every wrestler in the company is in some large group that's then split between the various divisions. There are about 21 factions and stables in AEW, with the most notable ones being The Don Callis Family, The Death Riders, Bullet Club Gold, and The Conglomeration. These groups serve as the main vehicle for setting up rivalries and feuds throughout the year, as one person's beef will suddenly become everyone else's before too long.

Within the Men's division, AEW has 5 singles titles: the AEW Men's World Championship, International, Continental, National, and TNT. There's also the World Trios Championship (defended in a group of three) and the Men's World Tag-Team Championship. Within the Women's division, there's the Women's World Championship, TBS, and the Women's World Tag-Team Championship.

How to watch AEW All In 2026?

AEW's biggest show of the year, All In: London, takes place Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, from Wembley Stadium in London. The card gets underway at 6 p.m. BST / 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT.

For US viewers, the event streams on HBO Max for $39.99. It's also available for $49.99 through Prime Video (US, Canada, and select international markets including France, Germany, and the UK), DAZN (available in over 180 countries), PPV.com, and YouTube.

Fans in Canada and other international markets can also order the show through MyAEW.com for $49.99.

Traditional cable and satellite subscribers in the US and Canada can order the pay-per-view through their provider, and it's also available via DIRECTV, Sling TV, and DISH Network for viewers in the US, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. US fans can also catch the show live at any Dave & Buster's location nationwide.

No matter which platform you choose, the Buy-In preshow airs free ahead of the main card.

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The AEW Men's World Championship, the ultimate grand prize in AEW, is on the line as Will Ospreay challenges Kenny Omega in a fight that's more about pride than the title. Casual and non-wrestling fans may best know Ospreay from this viral video with fellow AEW wrestler Ricochet at the 2016 Best of the Super Juniors.

When the two first clashed in 2023 at NJPW's Wrestle Kingdom 17 event for the IWGP US Heavyweight Championship, the match was framed as a homecoming for Omega, who had left New Japan to start AEW. Mainly, Omega, once the top foreigner in New Japan, believed that Ospreay was an insufficient replacement for that spot. His coming back served as a correction to this injustice. Ospreay, obviously insulted by this, argued that he was the one who stayed and that he didn't need Omega's respect, but instead wanted his spot and to surpass his legacy. Omega would win that first match overwhelmingly, proving to himself at least that Ospreay wasn't ready.

Fast forward to later that year, Ospreay got his revenge at Forbidden Door, AEW's cross-promotional event with New Japan. Ospreay would regain his US title, but with the help of Don Callis, who had (in story) replaced Omega with Ospreay within the Callis family. Despite the win, it only proved to Omega that Ospreay still wasn't ready and couldn't beat him on his own.

Now, years later, Ospreay had a falling out with Callis, then suffered a major neck injury, and then embarked on a journey of self-discovery as he didn't feel he could meet the moment placed upon him. Omega, now the AEW champion, is older and on his last legs, but the allure of the championship is all intoxicating. He's not letting it go without a fight, least of all to Ospreay, who has spent years trying to prove himself better than Omega.

And that's the main crux of this year's long feud. Can Ospreay, who's lost several big matches in the past, overcome and have his moment, especially in his home nation? If it's up to Omega, the answer is never.

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The co-main event will feature a fated clash for the AEW Women's World Championship as Willow Nightingale defends against Mercedes Moné (fka Sasha Banks in WWE).

Compared to Moné, Willow is a bit of a newcomer on the scene, having debuted as a wrestler in 2015 (Moné debuted in 2010). Willow, the world's happiest nihilist, has finally become World Champion, years after scrapping for a spot on AEW: Dark Elevation, a YouTube preshow spinoff that showcased indie talent during the pandemic. Willow transformed that brief appearance into multiple titles and tournament wins, including becoming the inaugural AEW Women's Tag Team champion w/ Harley Cameron and the company's first Woman and third-ever Triple Crown winner (wrestlers who have won three different titles within a single promotion).

However, that's all chump change to Moné, who trailblazed through WWE and then the world afterward, at one point holding 13 championship belts across various promotions. Moné would then lose all those belts and disappear for a bit after an understandable crash-out following the loss of her championships.

Upon return, she won the Owen Hart Cup for the second time in a row, earning herself a championship main event at All In against Willow. For Moné, not only has she desired the grand prize of AEW, the Women's World Championship, ever since joining the company, but she also feels that Willow has been in the way of every major accolade she's pursued.

Willow and Moné first faced off in the main event of NJPW Resurgence in 2023 in the tournament final for the inaugural NJPW Strong Women's Championship. Out of kayfabe, Moné was booked to win, but an in-match injury forced an audible, with Willow winning. While not the plan, that win would propel Willow's career, leading to her winning the Owen Hart Cup in 2023.

Moné believes that without her, there would be no Willow. Within AEW, they're tied 1-1 with each other, with All In being the rubber match to prove just how legit Willow is compared to Moné.

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You can tell that AEW really loves a young future star versus certified legend storyline.

For starters, all three men involved, Kyle Fletcher (c), Kazuchika Okada, and Konosuke Takeshita, were all at one point involved in the Don Callis Family. While Fletcher was the up-and-coming star within the faction, Takeshita was, for a time, the bona fide stud within the family. That was until Okada was added to the family, a far more successful wrestler, especially in Japan, compared to Takeshita. And not to undersell Okada in that sentence, as "The Rainmaker" is considered one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time.

This created a years-long animosity between the two as Takeshita hated the lack of respect Okada showed him, while Okada perhaps feared that "The Alpha" would take his spot as the top Japanese wrestler back home. Caught in the middle was Flecther, who was both a good friend and tag-partner to Takeshita and fiercely loyal to the Callis Family. At this year's Double or Nothing PPV, Takeshita would finally get a win over Okada to win the International title. Unfortunately, Fletcher would choose the family as he felt Takeshita was going into business for himself. Even though Fletcher himself isn't Okada's biggest fan, he felt that he was still being a good soldier for the group.

Fletcher would then beat Takeshita for the title at AEW Dynamite: Beach Break, with the latter going back to Japan after his loss to compete in New Japan's G1 Climax tournament. Meanwhile, Okada began disrespecting Fletcher in much the same ways he had with Takeshita, leading to even more animosity within the group.

This will now culminate in a three-way for the title at All In as Don Callis has arranged for Okada to join the match, much to the chagrin of Fletcher. In Callis' eyes, two faction members in the match will stack the odds in favor of the family to retain the title. So Fletcher now has a big choice at All In: Do what's best for the family or bet on himself.

For Takeshita, this is an opportunity to regain the International title while getting some just desserts and bragging rights over his former faction-mates.

Best of the Rest

The co-main events are stacked with years' worth of story, but the rest of the card is just as thrilling.

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To start, "The Jet" Kevin Knight will defend his TNT title against Darby Allin in a Falls Count Anywhere match. For Allin, he mostly wants revenge after being attacked by Knight at Double or Nothing after losing the Men's World Championship to MJF. That match was the culmination of a 39-day reign where Allin defended the title 7 times, week after week, including a match against Knight. Apparently, Knight took that loss personally, which led to his attack on Allin and his subsequent joining the Callis Family.

Knight thinks that by doing so, he'll gain the "darker edge" necessary for him to rise to the top. Allin just wants to humble the young upstart after his show of disrespect.

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Next is a dream match for the Men's World Tag Team Championships, as Christian Cage and Adam Copeland defend against The Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson). Cage and Cope are considered tag team legends, having established themselves in WWE in the '90s and 2000s as Edge and Christian. Like most tag teams, they'd eventually split, creating their own legacies, Copeland in WWE and Christian in TNA, and elsewhere. They'd eventually reunite in AEW, years after returning to wrestling after being told they couldn't do so again. It took a bit of soul-searching on Christian's part, as he'd always felt overshadowed by Copeland, but the two would win the World Tag Team titles and have held them since May.

Now they defend those titles against The Young Bucks, an accomplished tag team in their own right, who believe that by beating Cage and Cope, they'll further solidify their legacies as one of the best teams of all-time.

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Big events like these are more than just feud enders, but they're also feud starters. Case in point is the Men's Casino Gauntlet match. It's one of several "Casino" themed matches, including the Casino Ladder and Casino Battle Royale. They're named that way since AEW was the "ultimate gamble" in the pro wrestling industry. That's why their first official event was called Double or Nothing — the company's next big gamble following the success of All In.

Anyways, the Casino Gauntlet is a 21-man match where participants enter the ring one by one until the ring is full or someone pins. So, theoretically, the match could be over before all participants enter the ring, making the spot you choose extremely important. It's also a way to surprise fans with returns and debuts. The winner of the match will gain a future title opportunity at a time of their choosing (within one week's notice). At All In, AEW National Champion Andrade El Ídolo and 3x Men's World Champion MJF will enter from the #1 and #2 spots, respectively.

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In addition to the Casino Gauntlet, there will be the final of the Continental Cup Challenge (C3). This is a new 16-man single-elimination tournament from AEW, with the winner gaining the Continental Championship. According to AEW, the C3 is the company's version of the FA Cup, a prestigious mid-season soccer tournament in England. It also serves as another tournament for the Continental Championship to be defended, with the grand prize of the Continental Classic (a round-robin tournament AEW runs in November-December). So it's technically a tournament belt, but it gets defended outside the C2. It was also at one point combined with the International Championship to create the Unified Championship. It's a mess, to be quite honest.

Anyways, after the go-home show of Dynamite, Death Riders leader and current Continental Champion Jon Moxley (fka Dean Ambrose in WWE) and Nigel McGuinness won their respective semi-finals' matchups and will face off at Wembley. For Mox, winning would just be more proof that many in AEW's midcard are not at his level or the company's level. For McGuiness, it would be the ultimate triumph, considering he spent a lot of time retired due to injury and now works mostly as a ringside commentator for AEW and previously with WWE.

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Finally, there's the AEW Women's Tag Team Championship between champions Divine Dominion (Lena Kross & Megan Bayne) and The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor & Jaime Hayter).

The build to this match has kind of taken the back seat to everything else, a sad but common occurrence for the women's division in AEW (and WWE, too). Basically, though, Divine Dominion continues to dominate the women's tag division and wants to embarrass the Birds on their home turf. For their part, the Brawling Birds also just want to beat up Divine Dominion.

AEW All In: London takes place Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, at Wembley Stadium in London.

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La Liga continues with a string of interesting fixtures this weekend.

Today's games include one of the most intriguing fixtures of the season so far, as Sevilla host Atlético Madrid. Both are unbeaten so far. Sevilla won their first two games while Atlético Madrid secured a win and a draw. But which team will maintain the momentum and remain unbeaten?

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When is Sevilla vs. Atlético Madrid?

Sevilla vs. Atlético Madrid in La Liga kicks off at 3.30 p.m. ET on Aug. 29. This fixture takes place at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium.

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