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Your Galaxy Watch can do far more than track steps and show notifications. It can be your productivity partner, complete wellness companion, and even an entertainment device. Here are over ten hand-picked apps (and games) to help you get the most out of your smartwatch.

Spam not only buries important emails but also increases the risk of accidentally engaging with a malicious message, which could compromise your email. Thankfully, most email providers offer tools to manage unwanted messages. Here are some practical steps to reduce spam.

As an experienced coder or a newcomer learning your first programming language, setting up your development environment can be tricky. Let me show you how I put together the perfect Linux programming platform using VSCode and containers.

Pretty much everybody now uses some kind of chat app to talk to friends and family. However, most of them are inherently insecure, with only a few offering any real privacy. One exception is Session, a relatively obscure messaging app, which I took for a spin to see how I liked it.

Old games have a special place in my heart. Whether it's the nostalgia or how they make me feel when I load them up today, I love playing them. Unfortunately, this new legal decision could make it impossible to play these games again, even if I own them. Here's how this happened.

Everything running on your Linux computer is a process. Processes ought to play nicely with others, but sometimes they need to be taken in hand. Linux provides the tools youll need.

The last thing you want to see is your iPhone 15 Plus slipping out of your hands and smashing on the ground. You cant prevent every drop, but you can prevent against major damage with the right case.

I've been a fan of the Pokmon franchise ever since I was a kid and played Pokemon Red on a Nintendo GameBoy. Years later, I got into Pokmon TCG, but this newest release is something a little different. Here's how you get started with Pokmon TCG Pocket.

SNL revives Domingo with Charli XCX and a "HOT TO GO!" by Chappell Roan spoof.

On its surface, Conclave's target audience might be retired folks catching a weekday matinee. Its cast boasts an array of all-star actors over 60: Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini. And it follows the process of electing a new Pope.

But the papal thriller has drawn an unlikely online fandom due to its modern mess and drama. It's inspired jokes, memes, and even fan edits. A fan captured the unlikely appeal of the movie by describing it as "just Mean Girls for popes."

SEE ALSO: 'Conclave' review: Vatican-set thriller is divinely fun

One X user wrote, that Conclave "is a 10/10 movie for gasping and gagging. movie version of the “hey girly” message. every time ralph finnes served diva the crowd gasped an a man blew raspberries. I’m a believer."

Another said, "what if the pope DIED before letting you QUIT and you have to run the CONCLAVE while you were HAVING DOUBTS and the italian candidate was VAPING and FASCIST so you tried to vote for YOURSELF and you FELL DOWN."

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Fans also compared it to The Real Housewives franchise. One user captioned an image of two Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, "This is exactly what Conclave is like."

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Others are experimenting with the new vocabulary of the Vatican. One user joked, "i want to know what all the cardinals in conclave had chosen as their popenames.... i want to hear about the popesonas that never made it..." Another wrote, "(me asking my friends if they have time to see Conclave with me) what's your Conclavability this week."

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But the most iconic Conclave post is the edit to Charli XCX's "Sympathy is a Knife." If that doesn't convince you to see the film, just know you're missing out.

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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

Here are the clues and answers to NYT's The Mini for Sunday, November 17, 2024:

AcrossSomeone for whom a velvet rope may be lifted, in brief

• The answer is VIP.

Workplace with pickaxes

• The answer is Mine.

Puff piece?

• The answer is Cigar.

Lose a staring contest

• The answer is Blink.

Parts of Crocs that say "crocs" on them

• The answer is Soles.

SEE ALSO: NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for November 17 DownCandlelight ceremony

• The answer is Vigil.

Totally harebrained

• The answer is Inane.

Company car and a free gym membership, for example

• The answer is Perks.

Venus de ___ (sculpture)

• The answer is Milo.

"60 Minutes" network

• The answer is CBS.

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2024 has been a banner year for witches on TV, from The Acolyte's Brendok Force users to Agatha All Along's doomed coven. Now, Dune: Prophecy is here to close us out with a look at some of science fiction's greatest witchy figures: the Bene Gesserit from Frank Herbert's Dune.

With their near-supernatural control over their minds and bodies, the Bene Gesserit Sisters are a force to be reckoned with, and one of the most iconic elements of the Dune universe. Traditionally, though, they operate in the shadows, manipulating the politics of the Imperium with a firm touch. That they manage to make such an impact from the fringes in both the original Dune novels and the films speak volumes to their influence. So it should come as no surprise that they shine in the direct spotlight that Dune: Prophecy casts on them. Not only does the show deepen our understanding of the Bene Gesserit, — it also throws us into a meticulously wrought sci-fi world that finds the perfect balance between the palace intrigue and cosmic strangeness that make up Dune's bread and butter.

SEE ALSO: 'Dune: Prophecy' trailer is a treat for Bene Gesserit fans What is Dune: Prophecy about? Charithra Chandran, Yerin Ha, Jessica Barden, and Emma Canning in "Dune: Prophecy." Credit: Attila Szvacsek/HBO

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Inspired by Sisterhood of Dune by Brian Herbert (Frank Herbert's son) and Kevin J. Anderon, Dune: Prophecy kicks off over 10,000 years before Paul Atreides was born. That means the Imperium — the galactic empire of noble houses — we see in the show is fairly different from what we've come to know from both Frank Herbert's original novels and David Lynch and Denis Villeneuve's films. (And while familiar names like Atreides, Harkonnen, and Corrino do pop up, they aren't quite the families you're used to.) At this point in time, the Imperium is still reeling from the Butlerian Jihad, a war against "thinking machines" that rendered all artificial intelligence forbidden.

Since then, new forms of power have risen to fill the vacuum left by thinking machines. Among them are the Bene Gesserit — known for now simply as "the Sisterhood" — who have yet to grow into the force they are in Dune. These Sisters still wield great influence, serving the Great Houses as Truthsayers. However, abilities like the controlling Voice have yet to become the norm, and the breeding project to create the Kwistatz Haderach is not in motion.

SEE ALSO: Fan who has seen 'Dune: Part Two' 10 times breaks his silence

Leading the Sisterhood is Mother Superior Valya Harkonnen (Emily Watson), who is determined to use her status to push the boundaries of what it means to be human. She also wishes to increase the Sisterhood's power in the Imperium, conspiring with her sister Tula (Olivia Williams) to put a Sister on the throne. What prompted all this scheming? A prophecy from the Sisterhood's founder Mother Raquella (Cathy Tyson), who foresaw the coming of a terrible tyrant who would bring the Sisterhood to its knees.

However, after a brutal attack racks the Sisterhood, Valya finds herself faced with a daunting question. Could all her work to improve the Sisterhood's standing in the Imperium be bringing about the very destruction Mother Raquella warned her of?

Dune: Prophecy is dense, but deliciously epic Jodhi May and Mark Strong in "Dune: Prophecy." Credit: Attila Szvacsek/HBO

Valya's preoccupations with prophecy are only one branch of Dune: Prophecy's sprawling narrative. Elsewhere, Emperor Javicco Corrino (Mark Strong) struggles to keep control over the planet Arrakis. (In Dune, there are some things even 10,000 years can't change.) He also welcomes the charismatic, Sisterhood-hating soldier Desmond Hart (Travis Fimmel) into his inner circle, causing friction with Valya and his daughter Ynez (Sarah-Sofie Boussnina), who hopes to one day be a Sister herself.

Meanwhile, the young acolytes of the Sisterhood undergo rigorous physical and mental training. Some, like the slippery Sister Jen (Faoileann Cunningham), question the Sisterhood's control over its members. Others, like Sister Theodosia (Jade Anouka) or Sister Lila (Chloe Lea), remain fiercely loyal, even if that means pushing themselves past their limits. But do they make these choices of their own free will? Or are they just pawns of prophecy?

SEE ALSO: How is 'Dune: Part Two' different from the book?

These many intertwining stories are a lot to take in, especially when paired with the deep, strange lore of Dune. Plus, a veritable exposition bomb in the show's first 10 minutes is enough to make it seem like Dune: Prophecy is only accessible for hardcore Dune lovers.

Yet once you get past those initial exposition-heavy scenes (and yes, they are a lot), Dune: Prophecy unfurls into a deliciously varied sci-fi epic with a little something for everyone. If you love political machinations, you'll be blessed with scene after scene of scheming and negotiations. (Truly, this is the closest TV has gotten to the idea of "Game of Thrones...in space!") If you want more insight into what goes into becoming a Sister, brace yourself for the rigorous training acolytes undergo, which feels like Dune's take on the "magic school" trope. And of course, if you're looking for some of Dune's wonderful sci-fi weirdness (we're talking about a series where someone becomes a worm, after all), you're in luck. Dune: Prophecy makes a meal of the Sisters' many strange visions, in some cases even eclipsing Villeneuve's interpretations of the Bene Gesserit's internal powers. Plus, we get the occasional visit from the almighty sandworm, whose appearances never feel like gratuitous Dune Easter eggs but rather a key part of the story to come.

With so much juicy story to unpack, it's almost easy to overlook Dune: Prophecy's greatest flaws. Again, its first few minutes are a barrage of narrative bullet points that barely give you time to sink into the show's world. Elsewhere, the occasional clunky sexposition scene can feel like a dated stereotype about what a 2010s-era HBO sex scene should look like.

Overall, though, showrunner Alison Schapker (Westworld, Lost) deftly navigates the minefields that come with adapting anything related to Dune. Following its early sprint to get us up to speed on all things Sisterhood, Dune: Prophecy steps back from lore overload and instead focuses on the characters — most of them women — who make it tick. Dune as a series is full of complex women, with some, like Chani, gaining far more nuance and agency in Villeneuve's films. But to see the Sisterhood take center stage in Dune: Prophecy is to add more depth to the women who will tread in their footsteps thousands of years down the line — especially since we know how their plans will one day turn out.

It's a treat, too, to wind back the clock on the worlds of Dune, as Dune: Prophecy delivers some of the most stunning sets and costumes on TV this year. Between the sumptuous halls of Emperor Corrino's palace, the austere library of the Sisterhood, and the hazy pleasures of a spice den, each environment is nothing short of awe-inspiring. As harsh as the Imperium can be, there's something alluring about it, too — just as the power the Sisterhood wields can be a double-edged sword. You'll want it, you'll fear it, but above all, you'll just need to keep watching it.

Dune: Prophecy premieres Nov. 17 at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and Max.

TL;DR: Sprinkle in some nostalgia with your tech gift this season with a 20,000mAh power bank with a transparent retro-tech case — get it on sale for $34.99 (reg. $49.99). 

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For anyone who loves a bit of nostalgia mixed with modern convenience, the Transparent Retro 20,000mAh Power Bank is a holiday dream come true. This unique power bank brings back the best of 90s tech vibes with a clear, see-through casing that lets you glimpse its inner workings while delivering cutting-edge performance. Priced at just $34.99 (originally $49.99) for the holidays, it’s a gift that’s as fun as it is functional.

It features a lightweight, ultra-slim design that’s easy to slip into a bag or pocket. But the retro vibe isn’t all it’s packing: with a massive 20,000mAh capacity, it can provide up to four full charges for most smartphones or keep your tablet powered for up to an additional 24 hours. And with a digital battery-level display, you’ll always know how much power you have left.

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TL;DR: Get Microsoft Office 2021 for Mac with lifetime offline access for just $39.99 (reg. $229) through Nov. 21.

G Suite has been a go-to for Mac users who want free and easy access to productivity apps, but they’re largely limited when working in dead zones or dealing with sketchy Wi-Fi. A Microsoft Office download covers all the essentials without the hassle of a constant internet connection. 

For a one-time purchase of $39.99, you can get lifelong device access to six productivity apps fully offline, so you can keep working wherever you are. This price drop is only through Nov. 21, or until we sell out of codes.

With lifetime access to all the essentials — Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook — you’re covered for all your business needs. The best part? You don’t need to scramble for the nearest hotspot to access your files. Everything is saved locally, so you can pick up right where you left off, no matter where you are.

Whether you're on a plane, in a remote cabin, or just dealing with spotty Wi-Fi, this software lets you edit and save documents directly on your Mac, ensuring your productivity doesn’t take a hit when your connection does.

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Until Nov. 21 at 11:59 p.m. PT, you can score a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Home & Business for Mac 2021 on sale for $39.99 (reg. $229) — an 82% discount.

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HBO's Dune: Prophecy offers us a look at what the world of Dune was like 10,000 years before the rise of Paul Atreides. Naturally, that time jump means we get to meet a whole new cast of characters — a process that can be daunting given Dune: Prophecy's intricate sci-fi lore.

SEE ALSO: 'Dune: Prophecy' review: The Bene Gesserit shine in this sci-fi showstopper

But don't worry! We've assembled a handy-dandy character guide to help you navigate the ins and outs of Dune: Prophecy, from the Sisterhood to the Imperial Royal Family. You'll be an expert in no time.

On Wallach IX: The Sisterhood Emily Watson, Olivia Williams, Jihae, and Tabu in "Dune: Prophecy." Credit: Composite: Mashable / Photos: Attila Szvacsek / HBO

Inspired by Brian Herbert (son of Dune author Frank Herbert) and Kevin J. Anderson's novel Sisterhood of Dune, Dune: Prophecy centers on the early days of the Bene Gesserit order, back when it was known simply as "the Sisterhood." The series picks up over a century after the Butlerian Jihad, a war against "thinking machines" (aka AI) that led to the banning of all computers.

Several forces rose to fill the void left behind by thinking machines, including the Sisterhood. At their school on the rainy planet Wallach IX, the Sisterhood trains young women to serve the Great Houses as Truthsayers. Their guidance from the shadows bolsters the Sisterhood's power and creates a growing network of influence across the Imperium. Among those shaping the future of the Sisterhood are:

Mother Superior Valya Harkonnen (Emily Watson): The current leader of the Sisterhood, Valya was a close confidant of the Sisterhood's founder, Mother Raquella (Cathy Tyson). She hopes to make the Sisterhood an unstoppable force and push the boundaries of what it means to be human.

She also hopes to bring House Harkonnen (yes, of Feyd-Rautha fame) back into the Imperium's good graces, as they were disgraced following the end of the Butlerian Jihad. The culprits? The pesky members of House Atreides, whose beef with House Harkonnen will endure long past Dune: Prophecy and into Dune.

SEE ALSO: The Bene Gesserit take control in 'Dune: Prophecy' teaser

Reverend Mother Tula Harkonnen (Olivia Williams): Valya's younger sister. While Tula tends to do her Valya's bidding, the rise of a new threat to the Sisterhood may force the pair in radically different directions.

Reverend Mother Kasha (Jihae): A close friend of Tula and Valya since their days as acolytes in the Sisterhood, Kasha is also the Truthsayer for Emperor Javicco Corrino (Mark Strong).

Sister Francesca (Tabu): Sister Francesca is another good friend of Tula, Valya, and Kasha's from their acolyte days. She was once a great love of the Emperor.

On Wallach IX: The acolytes of the Sisterhood Jade Anouka, Faoileann Cunningham, Aoife Hinds, and Chloe Lea in "Dune: Prophecy." Credit: Composite: Mashable / Photos: Attila Szvacsek / HBO

The Reverend Mothers and high-ranking Truthsayers aren't the only members of the Sisterhood Dune: Prophecy focuses on. You'll also meet a quarter of acolytes, each negotiating their own relationship to the order they've devoted their lives to. They are:

Sister Theodosia (Jade Anouka): A hard-working acolyte with a lot of potential, Sister Theodosia — or just Theo — aspires to be the best Truthsayer she can, all while hiding a dangerous secret of her own.

Sister Jen (Faoileann Cunningham): Emotionally guarded and somewhat skeptical of the Sisterhood's teachings, Sister Jen is among the most unpredictable acolytes in the Sisterhood.

SEE ALSO: Denis Villeneuve breaks down the evolution of sandworms in 'Dune: Part Two'

Sister Emeline (Aoife Hinds): Raised by anti-technology Butlerians, Sister Emeline is a deeply religious member of the Sisterhood. In some scenes, you can catch her reading the Orange Catholic Bible, a foundational religious text in the Dune world.

Sister Lila (Chloe Lea): Sister Lila is the youngest acolyte in the Sisterhood and was raised in the order. Her deep empathy and kindness could lead her to greatness — or could they lead someone to take advantage of her?

On Salusa Secundus: The Imperial Royal Family Mark Strong, Jodhi May, Sarah-Sofie Boussnina, and Josh Heuston in "Dune: Prophecy." Credit: Composite: Mashable / Photos: Attila Szvacsek / HBO

In Dune, Salusa Secundus is the Emperor's prison planet, where the Sardaukar fighters are trained. (Remember the banger throat-singing scene in Denis Villeneuve's Dune? That was all on Salusa Secundus.) However, thousands of year prior, it was the homeworld of the Imperial House Corrino, and therefore the seat of the Emperor. This opulent paradise is home to the Imperial Royal Family, which includes:

Emperor Javicco Corrino (Mark Strong): Head of the Imperium, Emperor Javicco hopes to maintain peace in the era following the machine wars. But that's easier said than done, especially when his grasp on the spice-rich planet of Arrakis is slipping. Don't worry, Javicco, your descendants will have the exact same problem for millennia.

Empress Natalya Arat Corrino (Jodhi May): With her marriage to Emperor Javicco, Empress Natalya helped unite the Imperium. However, she'd love to contribute further, even as her husband begins to heed her counsel less and less.

Princess Ynez Corrino (Sarah-Sofie Boussnina): Heir to the Golden Lion throne, Princess Ynez is determined to be the best ruler she can be. That means joining up with the Sisterhood. If her training is successful, she'd be the first Sister on the throne. (And you know Valya would love to see that.)

Constantine Corrino (Josh Heuston): Constantine is Emperor Javicco's illegitimate son. (Jon Snow in space, anyone?) While he's close with Ynez, he also find himself in the awkward limbo of trying to impress his father or simply living a carefree life of hedonistic bliss.

On Salusa Secundus: The outsiders Travis Fimmel, Chris Mason, and Shalom Brune-Franklin in "Dune: Prophecy." Credit: Composite: Mashable / Photos: Attila Szvacsek / HBO

The Imperial Royal Family have several intriguing characters hovering in their orbits. They are:

Desmond Hart (Travis Fimmel): A charismatic soldier previously stationed on Arrakis, Desmond arrives on Salusa Secundus with troubling news and an even more troubling ability, one that could tip the scales of power across the Imperium. Oh, and he wants to wipe out the Sisterhood for good.

SEE ALSO: Space babies and time jumps: How 'Dune: Part Two' handles the challenge of Alia Atreides

Keiran Atreides (Chris Mason): An Atreides? In Dune? It's more likely than you think. Keiran Atreides is a Swordmaster for House Corrino who trains closely with Ynez. Very closely.

Mikaela (Shalom Brune-Franklin): A Fremen woman who works in a Salusa Secundus spice den, Mikaela is hiding some secrets of her own.

Dune: Prophecy premieres Nov. 17 at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and Max.

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Need a gift that’s equal parts nostalgia and all-around fun? The Kinhank Super Console X2 Pro might be just the ticket, on sale for 37% off at $99.99. This isn’t your typical gaming console — it’s a time machine packed with over 70,000 pre-loaded games from the ‘80s, ‘90s, and early 2000s, making it the perfect way to relive the golden age of gaming.

Imagine firing up classics like Super Mario, Street Fighter, and Pac-Man all over again, or introducing them to someone experiencing these gems for the first time.

Setting it up is simple: just plug it into your TV, grab a controller, and dive right into the action — no complex installations or additional hardware required. And it’s not only a retro gaming powerhouse. The Super Console doubles as a streaming device, letting you effortlessly switch between intense rounds of player versus player and a holiday movie marathon on your favorite streaming platform. This little console does it all, blending the best of retro gaming and entertainment into one compact system.

For those holiday gatherings, the console’s multiplayer support lets you share the fun with friends and family. It supports two controllers, so you can challenge your cousin to a friendly competition. With classics from every genre — from fighting and racing to puzzles and RPGs — there’s something for everyone to enjoy, regardless of age.

For gamers and nostalgia lovers alike, this console wraps up retro thrills in a way that’ll never go out of style.

At $99.99 (reg. $159.99) with free shipping, the Kinhank Super Console X2 Pro Retro Gaming Emulator and Streaming Console is a gift that brings back memories, invites new ones, and adds a little extra cheer to the holidays. 

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TL;DR: This voice-to-text recorder uses AI to transcribe and summarize meetings and lectures. Grab one while it's 32% off and enjoy free shipping while supplies last.

Taking notes in a fast-paced meeting or class lecture is tough — and annoying. You try your hardest to stay engaged, but you’re stuck writing everything down or furiously typing, hoping nothing important slips by. In the end, all you have is an unhelpful partial transcript of the conversation.

Instead, this AI audio recorder could capture every spoken word for you. Not only does the Focais AI voice-to-text device transcribe conversations, meetings, and lectures, but it can also summarize all the key points for you. For a limited time at the Mashable Shop, you can get this innovative little device for just $99.99 with free shipping (reg. $149).

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How is this smart voice recorder any different than just taking videos of meetings or classes on your phone? Here’s exactly why:

• It only records when it detects sound to save memory and battery

• AI enhances voice clarity while minimizing background noise

• OpenAI’s Whisper transcribes voices into text with 98% accuracy, including timestamps

• AI automatically summarizes conversations 

• If you’re in a language course or international business meeting, you can also get AI translations in over 120 languages

Sure, you could record that hour-long lecture on your phone, upload it to ChatGPT, and see if you get a decent transcript to summarize. Or, you could just hit record on this gadget and have it all done automatically.

Listen to your recordings and view the transcripts and summaries on the iOS and Android app. You’ll also be able to easily share files with any of your colleagues or classmates — if you’re feeling generous. 

Take one of these meeting and lecture recording tools home for $99.99 with free shipping (reg. $149) before they’re sold out.

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