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Samsung Galaxy phones are some of the best around, with endless customization options and packed with underrated features. Unfortunately, many of those aren't enabled by default and go unnoticed. It's easy to overlook the best Galaxy phone features, including one that I use every single day.

Though new appliances often boast of “smart” features, the execution is often disappointing. The truth is that you can bring actually useful smart features to your trusty old appliances with some cheap upgrades and a few minutes of your time.

I'm not a fan of renting your router from your ISP, but I'm also not a fan of advising people to waste their money. If you already have your own router and you're unhappy with your Wi-Fi, you might be tempted to buy one of these useless networking upgrades, but I'm here to say: wait a bit. You may be able to fix the problem without spending a penny instead.

It's a sad fact of life that, when it comes to tech, things often get worse rather than better. Google Search used to be good and is now horrific, streaming services used to be simple and are now horribly fragmented, and printers have become actively hostile. Google's and Amazon's smart speakers are no different, but thankfully there is an alternative that bucks the trend.

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Chaos Rising Booster Display Box is on sale for $219.55 at Amazon, down from its $279.99 list price.

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Chaos Rising has already seen its Booster Display Box tumble through several price points, but Amazon has now made it so you can grab the expansion’s biggest sealed product for under $220, while stocks last.

As of July 15, the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Chaos Rising Booster Display Box is available at Amazon for $219.55. That cuts $60.44 from its original $279.99 list price, taking 13% off the complete 36-pack display. Although it is being shipped and sold by a third-party seller, this box still comes with Amazon’s 30-day refund or replacement window. At the time of writing, free delivery is currently listed for July 17-21.

At $219.55, each of those 36 Chaos Rising boosters will cost you roughly $6.09 before tax, and Walmart’s lowest listing has matched that as well — also $219.55 with free shipping.

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TCGplayer sellers have gone even lower, with unopened boxes available for $206.94 shipped from Health Points TCG. That’s even under the current $208.03 market price. 

Like other Booster Display Boxes, Chaos Rising's contains 36 booster packs from the Mega Evolution expansion. The set has more than 120 cards to collect, over 25 Trainer cards, and more than 35 Pokémon and Trainer cards featuring special illustrations.

If it’s the high-value chase cards you’re looking to pull, you can also buy them individually from TCGplayer — including SIR Mega Greninja ex, Mega Hyper Rare Mega Greninja ex, SIR Cinccino ex, Mega Dragalage ex, and Mega Floette ex. 

Christopher Nolan is a tier above the rest. Few filmmakers wield more power and influence in today's Hollywood than Nolan. His name alone can sell a movie. A "Christopher Nolan movie" is now an event, and his latest offering, The Odyssey, will be one of 2026's lasting memories.

If you've been on a dating app, your friend has likely stolen your phone to swipe for you or change your profile. Now, a new Hinge feature lets them officially do the latter.

Today, Hinge launches Friend's Take, a feature where users can invite their loved ones to add a text prompt, voice note, or image to users' profiles. The point is for your friends (or co-worker, family members — whomever) to reflect and share their thoughts about you that potential matches can see.

SEE ALSO: All your Hinge questions, answered

According to internal Hinge data, 79 percent of users rely on friends and family for advice about their dating lives. Now, there's a way for them to literally add their opinion to daters' profiles.

"Until now, there hasn't been an easy way for the people who know you best to be part of creating your Hinge profile," Hinge's chief product and technology officer, Ben Celebicic, said in a press release shared with Mashable. "Friend's Take makes room for those who are always alongside you as you date and gives potential matches a richer, more authentic sense of who someone is before they meet."

Users can send a unique link to anyone to add a Friend's Take. No Hinge account is required on the other person's end, but they do have up to 72 hours to add their take before the link expires (or, until up to 10 people add a take).

The user can then pick and choose which takes to add to their profile, and have up to three displayed at one time.

Credit: Hinge

In a preview of Friend's Take attended by Mashable, Hinge representatives discussed how a dater's friends may be able to speak to their positive qualities better than the person themselves. In response to a question of whether someone can technically add their own take, pretending to be someone else, they said yes. (Though, like any dating profile fakery, the buck would stop when you meet someone IRL and realize their profile wasn't truly representative of them.)

"Your friends see you clearly, often more clearly than you see yourself," Hinge's lead relationship scientist, Logan Ury, said in the press release. "They know the qualities you'd never think to mention, like 'She's the sweetest dog mom' or 'He’d never admit this, but he's the person everyone calls in a crisis.'"

Hinge is introducing Friend's Take shortly after the official launch of the purple heartbeat feature, Signals, a literal signal of "thoughtful" dating behavior of the app. Hinge also recently released Date Ideas to make planning a meetup easier.

Friend's Take launches globally today, excluding India.

How to add a Friend's Take to your Hinge profile Total Time

• 5-10 minutes

What You Need

• Smartphone
• Hinge account

Step 1: Tap to add a "Friend's Take" in the Edit Profile section of your Hinge account

Step 2: Send the link to whomever you want to add a Take to your profile.

Step 3: Your loved one adds a text, video, or photo response.

They have 72 hours to do so before the link expires, or until up to 10 people submit one.

Step 4: Review the takes and choose up to three to add to your profile at one time.

Spooky season starts now — at least according to the Home Depot. Today, the hardware superstore unveiled nearly 30 new Halloween decorations and animatronics for 2026, including an app-controlled version of "Skelly," its iconic 12-foot skeleton prop.

The full Home Depot Halloween collection will be available online and on the Home Depot app this Thursday, July 16, while supplies last. There's no set start time, but past drops have gone live between 6 and 7 a.m. ET. Select products will arrive in stores sometime in August.

The new 12-foot App-Controlled Skelly costs $100 more than the 6.5-foot Ultra Skelly, which has similar smart features. Credit: The Home Depot

The new 12-foot Giant-Sized Animated LED App-Controlled Skelly marks the biggest update to the oversized lawn decoration since its viral debut in 2020. You can talk to trick-or-treaters through it in real time using a voice modulator on a companion mobile app. You can also record up to 30 voice lines for it to play. Servo motors make its head and jaw move, and LED lights inside of its ribcage produce a colorful glow. Additionally, its LCD LifeEyes can cycle through 20 different effects.

The Home Depot has introduced smaller upgrades and new accessories for Skelly over the years, but the big guy has never been this interactive or high-tech before. Last year, the retailer released a prototype of sorts with the 6.5-foot Ultra Skelly, which also had app-controlled voice effects, movements, and lighting. It will return this year as a web exclusive at the same price of $279.

The 12-foot app-controlled Skelly will cost $379 and also be sold online only. For those who don't want to splurge, the Home Depot will continue to sell the standard Skelly in stores and online at its usual price of $299. It has eight eye settings but is otherwise a static prop.

Skelly is getting some new giant-sized friends The Home Depot's 11-foot mummy is $50 cheaper than its 12-foot counterpart at Lowe's. Credit: The Home Depot

The Home Depot's 2026 Halloween collection features five more new giant animatronics. An 11-foot Mummy ($299) has motion-activated lights, posable shoulders, and removable cloth wrappings. It's a clear answer to the popular 12-foot mummy sold by competitor Lowe's for $349.

Ah!!! Credit: The Home Depot

The new eight-foot Perilous Plant Monster ($299) is a viny, tricephalous beast with motion-activated head movements and sound effects. It joins the Home Depot's "Wicked Woods" decor line, along with an evil nine-foot tree named Dry Rot Dennis ($299).

The 8-foot Perilous Plant Monster and 9-foot Dry Rot Dennis animatronics are both embedded with bones. Credit: The Home Depot Dry Rot Dennis has color-changing lights inside of his eyes, mouth, and chest. Credit: The Home Depot

The new eight-foot-long, motion-activated Zombie Velociraptor ($299) is tailor-made for a Jurassic Park-themed display.

Clever girl. Credit: The Home Depot

Finally, the 8.5-foot Knight Frostbane is a headless horseman with a skeletal steed. It has three different animations and five preset voice lines. At $399, it's the most expensive new giant in the Home Depot's 2026 Halloween lineup, and you can only buy it online.

Knight Frostbane's noble steed has a moving head and a light-up ribcage. Credit: The Home Depot

Other fresh additions to this year's Home Depot Halloween collection include a five-foot Rotwing Parrot ($179) that answers yes or no questions, a 7.5-foot Soul-Stealing Reaper ($199), a six-foot Creeping Spider ($249), and an app-controlled version of the seven-foot "Lethal Lily" witch animatronic ($299) it sold in 2023 and 2024.

A few of these props were briefly up for grabs in April during the Home Depot's annual Halfway to Halloween sale. Most others will be available for purchase for the first time this week, and they'll probably sell out fast. The retailer's Halloween animatronics have a zealous fandom on Facebook, where users discuss new releases and flag annual restocks with "Code Orange" alerts.

The new five-foot Rotwing Parrot responds to yes or no questions. Credit: The Home Depot Check out the full list of the Home Depot's new Halloween decorations below:

• 12-Foot Giant-Sized Animated LED App-Controlled Skelly — $379, online only

• 11-Foot Grave & Bones Giant-Sized LED Mummy — $299

• 9-Foot Wicked Woods Giant-Sized LED Dry Rot Dennis — $299

• 8.5-Foot Grave & Bones Giant-Sized Animated LED Knight Frostbane — $399, online only

• 8-Foot Wicked Woods Giant-Sized Animated LED Perilous Plant Monster — $299

• 8-Foot-long Grave & Bones Giant-Sized Animated LED Zombie Velociraptor — $299

• 7.5-Foot Grave & Bones Animated LED Soul Stealing Reaper — $199

• 7-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED App-Controlled Lethal Lily — $299

• 7-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Macabre Witch — $159

• 2-Piece Dead Water Animated LED Duo — $199

• 6.5-Foot Grave & Bones Animated LED Grave Robber — $199

• 6.5-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Stalking Scarecrow — $159

• 6-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Creeping Spider — $249

• 6-Foot Grave & Bones Animated LED John the Last Call Mixologist — $179

• 6-Foot Wicked Woods Color Changing LED Scowling Sapling — $179

• 5.5-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Evil Pixie — $199

• 5.5-Foot Grave & Bones LED Gargoyle — $129

• Animated LED Gremlins 3-Piece — $249

• 5-Foot Dead Water Animated LED Rotwing Parrot — $179

• 5-Foot Wicked Woods LED Wishing Well — $149

• 4.5-Foot Grave & Bones Color Changing LED Groundbreaker — $199

• 4-Foot Animated LED Flying Monkey — $199

• 3.5-Foot Animated LED Mohawk — $179

• 3.5-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Hell Hound — $159

• 3.5-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Plague Rat — $129

• 3.5-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Baby Troll — $119

• 3-Foot Animated LED Stitch — $199

• 2-Piece Grave & Bones Animated LED 'Til Death Duo — $99

• 2-Piece Wicked Woods Animated LED Burlap Twins — $99

SAVE OVER $10: As of July 15, the Lego Botanicals Succulents have hit a new low price of $36.49 at Amazon. That's $13.50 off its full price of $49.99.

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The Lego Botanicals Succulents are a fun pick-up if you're someone who wants plants in your home, but aren't exactly an expert at caring for the live kind. That's the beauty of Lego's Botanicals line, after all. If this brick-built display has caught your attention, now is actually an excellent time to grab it. You can now buy for a new low price at Amazon.

The Lego Succulents are usually listed for $49.99, you can pick it up for $36.49 right now at the retailer. That's a discount of $13.50 on list price.

SEE ALSO: Lego's Olivia Rodrigo collab just dropped: Where to buy, preorder details, price

This Lego Succulents display is sure to add a nice little pop of color into your home. It's a 771-piece set, recommended for adults ages 18 and over. That creates nine little plant models that you can arrange however you like. Since they each come in their own container, you can move them around for different displays, whether you want them bunched together or to show them off individually.

This is an excellent offer to jump on, so don't miss out on the Lego Botanicals Succulents on sale right now at Amazon.

If you're hoping to find even more Lego sets to piece together this summer, check out our rundown of the 10 best Lego sets of 2026 so far.

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Windows 11 is fairly customizable even without reaching for external solutions. It's just that Microsoft scattered many of its customization options all over the place instead of keeping them together in the Personalization tab. You can find some in other sections of Windows Settings, some are hidden away in places you have to go out of your way to access, and others can only be enabled via PowerShell.

The solar revolution is in full swing, and for good reason. Making free energy while the sun shines is good for you and good for the planet, and a home battery system seems like the next logical step.

We're always looking for new and inventive ways to hit you with big savings on popular items. We cover hundreds of deals every month. You can find these deals on site, on socials, and on our newsletter. We've also launched a Mashable Deals text group. The daily deals that we send to this group are researched and assessed by the team with the same level of care that we dedicate to the rest of our shopping content.

You can find a live hub for those deals right here.

TL;DR: The new Motorola Razr is free with T-Mobile. Activate a new line on an Experience More plan to qualify for this limited-time promo.

Opens in a new window Credit: Motorola Motorola Razr Free when you activate a new line on an Experience More plan. Shop Now

Foldable phones are all anyone can talk about. Samsung has confirmed that new foldables will be announced in the upcoming Samsung Unpacked, Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra is on track for a September release, and Motorola has edged ahead of the competition by launching a range of nostalgia-inducing flip phones.

If you simply can't for Samsung and Apple to get involved, Motorola is your best bet. And better yet, mobile carriers like T-Mobile are giving away some of the best foldables from Motorola for free.

For a limited time, T-Mobile is giving away the new Motorola Razr for free. You don't need to trade anything in to qualify. You simply need to activate a new line on T-Mobile's Experience More plan. It's that easy.

It's important to note that T-Mobile isn't simply handing you the phone without a few strings attached.

Each month, your statement will display a standard finance charge for the phone, immediately followed by an equal promotional credit that balances that charge. What's happening here is you are entering a two-year commitment with the network. If you decide to cancel your service, move to a competing carrier, or upgrade to something else before the end of the 24-month period, the remaining unpaid balance on the phone's retail value will become due immediately.

So why the Motorola Razr? It offers a massive 3.6-inch Extreme AMOLED cover screen with a 90Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 1,700 nits. It also packs a massive 50-megapixel main sensor alongside a highly capable 50-megapixel ultrawide lens. It's all powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7450X processor, with 8GB of RAM, 256GB of built-in storage, and a robust 4,800mAh battery.

Score the new Motorola Razr for free with T-Mobile.

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Pitch Black Booster Display Box is available to pre-order for $254.95 at Amazon, down from its $279.99 list price.

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Pitch Black is almost ready to bring Mega Darkrai ex out of the shadows, and Amazon has cut the expansion’s biggest sealed booster product by more than $20 just before launch.

As of July 15, the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Pitch Black Booster Display Box is available to pre-order at Amazon for $254.95. That’s $25 off its $279.99 list price, taking around 9% off the full 36-pack box ahead of the Mega Evolution expansion’s July 17 release. At that price, you’re paying roughly $7.08 per booster pack before tax. While that’s still a sizeable upfront spend, the per-pack cost here is far lower than either buying six-pack Booster Bundles or buying individual booster packs. 

This Amazon listing is sold and shipped by third-party seller CCGCastle rather than Amazon directly. However, it still includes free delivery, currently listed for July 22, alongside Amazon’s 30-day refund or replacement window. 

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Each Pitch Black Booster Display Box contains 36 packs, with 10 random trading cards inside each. The expansion has more than 115 cards to collect, including over 20 Trainer cards and more than 35 Pokémon and Trainer cards featuring special illustrations.

Mega Darkrai ex leads the set, with Mega Zeraora ex, Mega Chandelure ex, and Mega Excadrill ex also joining the lineup. Special Illustration Rare and gold Mega Hyper Rare versions of Mega Darkrai ex are among the major pulls collectors will be looking for when the expansion arrives.

You can buy individual Pitch Black cards right now on TCGplayer. To get even more out of the expansion, you can also pre-order the Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box for around $100 on Amazon.

Excel's SUMIF and SUMIFS functions both let you add up values that match criteria you specify. The problem is that many people treat them as separate tools: SUMIF for one condition, SUMIFS for multiple conditions.

The best ice cream maker deals at a glance: Best Chefman Deal Iceman by Chefman Trio Ice Cream Maker $169.99 (save $80) Get Deal Best Ninja Deal Ninja CREAMi Scoop & Swirl Soft Serve Ice Cream Machine $279.99 (save $70) Get Deal Best BLACK+DECKER Deal BLACK+DECKER Ice Cream Maker $149.99 (save $70) Get Deal

This summer is a hot one, but the good news is National Ice Cream Day is right around the corner on Sunday, July 19. And honestly, what better time to enjoy some tasty, chilly treats?

Better yet, why bother going out for ice cream when you can whip it up right at home? That's where an ice cream maker comes in handy, and thankfully, there are some great models on sale right now at select retailers.

To help you bring the Ice Cream Day festivities into your home, we've gathered up some of the best ice cream maker deals available at the moment. These include the Ninja CREAMi Scoop and Swirl Soft Serve machine, the Iceman by Chefman Trio ice cream maker, and a few more that you can see below.

We'll be keeping an eye out for any more offers that pop up, but if there's something below that catches your eye, now is the time to shop.

Best ice cream maker deal Opens in a new window Credit: Chefman Iceman by Chefman Trio Ice Cream Maker $169.99 at Amazon
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The Iceman by Chefman Trio Ice Cream Maker has received a huge $80 price drop at Amazon. This has brought its price down from $249.99 to $169.99. It's actually not terribly far away from its lowest-ever price at the retailer, either. According to price tracker camelcamelcamel, that was $149.99. There's also two colors available at this price right now, so you can choose between the delightful aqua model or the pistachio model.

As for its ice cream making capabilities, this machine can whip up ice cream, frozen yogurt, or Italian ice without needing to pre-freeze ingredients. It features a sleek touch panel with presets, so you can easily get it started churning your favorites.

More ice cream maker deals

• Cuisinart FastFreeze Ice Cream Maker — $79.95 $99.95 (save $20)

• NutriBullet Chill Ice Cream Maker — $149.62 $199.99 (save $50.37)

• Ninja CREAMi 7-in-1 Ice Cream Maker — $199.99 $229.99 (save $30)

• Instant Pot InstantChill Ice Cream Maker — $219.99 $249.99 (save $30)

• Ninja CREAMi Deluxe Ice Cream Maker Pint Bundle — $259.99 $277.96 (save $17.97)

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The Mini is a bite-sized version of The New York Times' revered daily crossword. While the crossword is a lengthier experience that requires both knowledge and patience to complete, The Mini is an entirely different vibe.

With only a handful of clues to answer, the daily puzzle doubles as a speed-running test for many who play it.

So, when a tricky clue disrupts a player's flow, it can be frustrating! If you find yourself stumped playing The Mini — much like with Wordle and Connections — we have you covered.

SEE ALSO: Mahjong, Sudoku, free crossword, and more: Play games on Mashable SEE ALSO: How to play Pips, the newest NYT game

Here are the clues and answers to NYT's The Mini for Wednesday, July 15, 2026:

Across___ shrimp (classic oxymoron)

• The answer is Jumbo.

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Love, to a Frenchman

• The answer is Amour.

Tale from Aesop

• The answer is Fable.

Friend, to a Spaniard

• The answer is Amigo.

Provokes, with "up"

• The answer is Riles.

DownDisney villain between Gaston and Scar

• The answer is Jafar.

The so-called "fifth taste"

• The answer is Umami.

Gas brand that merged with Exxon

• The answer is Mobil.

Stick out noticeably

• The answer is Bulge.

Milkshake mix-ins that might get stuck in your straw

• The answer is Oreos.

If you're looking for more puzzles, Mashable's got games now! Check out our games hub for Mahjong, Sudoku, free crossword, and more.

Are you also playing NYT Strands? See hints and answers for today's Strands.

Not the day you're after? Here's the solution to yesterday's Mini Crossword.

HP's OmniBook 3 might not pack the latest-and-greatest processor, but it still delivers solid performance for the price. I was actually quite impressed by the IPS display and performance of this mid-range laptop, and I think you will be, too.

Donald Trump has already shared his rambling and confusing response to the death of Lindsey Graham, but now he's also given his thoughts on the senator's cause of death too — and they're just as bizarre.

"According to President Trump, Lindsey died from a specific medical— you know what, let's let the president just delicately explain it," says Daily Show host Michael Kosta in the monologue above, before playing a clip of Trump telling Newsmaxx's Greg Kelly that "a certain part of his body literally blew up."

"That's right, part of his body blew up," says a deadpan Kosta. "The New England Journal of Medicine calls it 'Spontaneous Kablooey Syndrome.'"

For what it's worth, Graham died of a tear in his main artery, according to a Washington DC medical examiner's preliminary findings.

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TL;DR: IKEA’s Kompishäng collection includes 11 lightweight furniture pieces designed for frequent movers, from college students to renters. Made with materials like solid pine, powder-coated steel, and canvas, the lineup arrives in IKEA U.S. stores July 31 and online Aug. 15.

Moving into a new apartment is exciting. Moving all your stuff? Less so. IKEA’s new Kompishäng collection is designed for those who are constantly in-between spaces — whether that’s a college student moving into a dorm, a renter switching apartments, or a young professional relocating for work.

The 11-piece collection focuses on lightweight, easy-to-carry furniture that can move with you rather than be left behind. Made with materials like solid pine, powder-coated steel, and durable canvas, the pieces are designed to fit into smaller spaces, assemble quickly, and adapt as your living situation changes.

Credit: Ikea Credit: Ikea

IKEA says the collection was shaped by spending time with young adults from 20 to 28 living in central London, where designers saw the realities of rental life: moving boxes used as makeshift furniture, limited storage, and a small group of items people carried from one home to the next.

Credit: IKEA

The result is a collection built around portability, without making a space feel like a temporary stop.

The 11-piece collection includes:

• Kompishäng Desk — $99.99
  Solid pine desk with a built-in handle designed for easier moving.

• Kompishäng Stools — $60 for a set of 2
  Stackable birch stools that can also create a compact surface when combined.

• Kompishäng Side Table — $39.99
  Solid pine side table designed for smaller spaces.

• Kompishäng Mirror — $29.99
  Pine mirror with side grooves for adding photos, notes, and keepsakes without wall mounting.

• Kompishäng Back Cushion — $29.99
  Foldable cushion with a washable polyester cover that can be used against a wall, on a bed, or on the floor.

• Kompishäng Plant Pot — $49.99
  Jute plant pot designed with handles and a protective cover to make moving plants easier.

• Kompishäng Door Hanger — $19.99
  Powder-coated steel hanger with polyester pockets for extra storage.

• Kompishäng Door Hanger — $14.99
  Solid pine and steel hanger with 12 hooks.

• Kompishäng Hanging Storage — $9.99
  Hanging organizer designed to add storage without taking up floor space.

• Kompishäng Shopping Bag — $12.99
  Rolling storage bag with a maximum load of 33 pounds.

• Kompishäng Bookend — $11.99
  Powder-coated steel bookend designed for keeping books organized without a traditional shelf.

Credit: Ikea Credit: Ikea Pricing and availability

The IKEA Kompishäng collection will be available exclusively in IKEA U.S. stores from July 31 through Aug. 14, before launching online on Aug. 15.

Prices range from $9.99 to $99.99, with each piece designed to be packed up, carried, and reused wherever you move next.