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Three-row family SUVs are designed to excel at space, comfort, and everyday versatility, and the Toyota Grand Highlander has quickly become one of the segment’s strongest benchmarks. It promises generous passenger room, efficient powertrains, and the kind of practicality modern families demand. But in 2026, a familiar rival is quietly outperforming it in the very areas that matter most to buyers looking for maximum value.

Digging for great documentaries on Prime Video is a little like rummaging through a giant media closet—you know there's a treasure trove in there, but you just have to move a few dusty boxes around to find them. Well, I've found three near-perfectly scored choices for you this weekend.

Not everything needs to be an hours-long project. Sometimes you just want to 3D print an item and have it in your hands in an hour or less. Sometimes the “project” is little more than bulk-printing a bunch of items and putting them all around your house.

Hybrid SUVs are usually marketed as fuel-saving alternatives, but affordability often takes a back seat to technology and features. In today’s market, finding a vehicle that delivers outstanding efficiency without pushing past budget limits is becoming increasingly rare. Yet one compact hybrid SUV manages to lead on both fronts, offering class-leading fuel economy while remaining the most affordable option in its segment.

Spotify is obviously best known for music streaming, but it’s recently been making a huge push into audiobooks. Over the last year, the streaming service has added several features that bring it up to speed with and even go beyond Audible. The latest addition lets you see charts for books just like you can for podcasts.

Netflix is the world's largest streaming service, chock full of its own award-winning original movies and shows, as well as titles it picks up from other studios. But when things get crowded each month with all the lovely new content coming in, and some of the licensed stuff starts to expire, it's time to trim things down. And that means you'd better hop to it and watch all these movies and shows leaving the service in March, before it's too late.

Netflix has more documentaries and docuseries than you can shake a remote at, and there are always new ones being added, which is awesome when you're in a curious mood, but brutal when you just want to find something to watch. I'm here to make that easy for you.

More and more people are looking for a break from screens and endless notifications. The good news is you might already have everything you need to build your own “minimalist phone,” and it’s already right there in your pocket.

If you’re like me, you’ve probably collected a pile of accessories for your Apple devices. No matter which device you own, there’s always an accessory explicitly made for it. The problem comes when it’s time to upgrade. Suddenly, those accessories may no longer be compatible, and Apple doesn't care.

If you spot a really good deal on a USB flash drive, you might be tempted to shop. I'm here to tell you: Stop for a second.

If you spend significant time debugging systems, analyzing servers, or reviewing application behavior, you know that logs are the most valuable and most exhausting part of your workflow. They are detailed, precise, and completely chaotic depending on your system’s temperament that day. I have stared at hundreds of GB of logs in a single session, watching lines scroll past like a waterfall.

RISC-V is the hot new CPU architecture on the block, with the potential to displace x86 and ARM processors in everything from tablets to servers. Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, says RISC-V computing will be ready for the masses in 2026.

Smart home automation is fun, but it can also have a serious side. You can use Home Assistant to help protect you and your home. Here are some safety-focused projects you might want to try out this weekend.

Who's up for some insightful entertainment on Amazon Prime Video this weekend? I'm super excited because one of my absolute favorite TV shows on the planet is finally available to stream again, and it hasn't been for quite some time now. Don't worry; you know I've included it below in my recommendations.

Reliability is front and center for car shoppers in 2026, especially in the luxury space. With prices climbing and depreciation hitting harder than ever, more buyers are planning to hang on to their cars instead of flipping them after a few years.

SAVE 29%: As of Feb. 27, you can get the 65-inch Samsung The Frame Pro LED Smart TV (LS03FW, 2025) for $1,497.99, down from $2,097.99, at Amazon. That's a 29% discount or $600 savings. It's also the lowest price we've tracked to date!

65-inch Samsung The Frame Pro LED Smart TV (LS03FW, 2025) $1,497.99 at Amazon
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To say I despise the look of a giant TV sitting at the front of my living room would be putting it lightly. It's just not my idea of a relaxing setting. That's why I've always loved the concept of Samsung's The Frame TV. It's designed to blend in with your decor and doubles as a piece of art when it's not on.

As of Feb. 27, you can get the 65-inch Samsung The Frame Pro LED Smart TV (LS03FW, 2025) for $1,497.99, down from $2,097.99, at Amazon. That's a 29% discount or $600 savings. It's also the lowest price we've tracked to date!

SEE ALSO: The Samsung Frame Pro is finally here: What to know about the most advanced art TV yet

The 2025 Frame Pro upgrades the standard viewing experience with a virtually glare-free screen featuring a subtle matte texture that makes the digital artwork look like a real, physical print. When you aren't watching your favorite shows, it shifts into Art Mode, which lets you display a curated collection of museum-worthy pieces from the Art Store or even upload your own photos. Bonus: It comes with a Slim Fit Wall Mount to ensure the TV hangs nearly flush against your wall.

It uses a Neo QLED panel with mini LEDs for precise lighting, and it features a Wireless One Connect hub so you can hide all your messy cables away from the screen itself. It's basically the most aesthetic TV on the market.

TL;DR: Best Buy is running free Pokémon Trade and Play events on Feb. 28 (12-2 p.m. local time). Participants can score free packs, trade cards, and shop exclusive collections.

We've made a lot of noise about Pokémon's 30th birthday celebrations, and so has the rest of the world. We've seen genuine excitement over new Pokémon TCG releases, the first-ever Lego Pokémon sets, and the return of nostalgic Pokémon games, and it feels like there's more to come from this special anniversary.

Best Buy is clearly feeling the party vibes. On Feb. 28 (12-2 p.m. local time), Best Buy stores across the country will host in-store Trade and Play events, with demo stations, Pokémon TCG trades, exclusive card drops, freebies, expert tuition, and a whole lot more. Attend solo, bring a friend, or gather together everyone from your neighborhood. This is going to be big.

Somehow still on the fence? Here's a snapshot of what you can expect from these special events:

• Free giveaways — Best Buy is giving away three-card fun packs, Bandai Pikachu Model Kits, visors, and stickers (while supplies last).

• Hands-on gameplay — Participants can demo the latest from Pokémon titles, like Pokémon Legends: Z-A on Nintendo Switch 2.

• Card trading — Trade Pokémon cards with other players and get expert tips on how to play from event leaders.

• Exclusive cards to shop — Stores will carry the latest trading card packs to shop, including an exclusive Pokémon Day Collection, Paradox Clash Tin, Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals Booster Bundle, and Scarlet & Violet Surging Sparks Booster Bundle.

Before you set off, it's important to check out Best Buy's Pokémon page to find a Trade and Play event at a store near you. Once that's sorted, you're all set to capture the magic of Pokémon this weekend.

I’ve held off on setting up Grafana for far too long. So, I set aside some time to finally deploy the ultimate homelab dashboard, and I wish I would have done this sooner.

SAVE $400: As of Feb. 27, get the brand new Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with 512GB of storage for just $1,299.99, plus receive a $200 Amazon gift card. That saves you $200 off its list price, plus gives you $200 to spend at Amazon totally free.

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On Feb. 25 at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, the brand debuted its newest S Series smartphone: the S26. With its arrival, we expected to see some stellar markdowns on the previous generation, the S25, which has dropped as low as $899.99. Yet, there's an even better deal to shop now, and it's on the new S26.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with 512GB is priced at $1,499.99 on Samsung's website, yet we found a major deal on Amazon. As of Feb. 27, the phone paired with a $200 Amazon gift cart is a bundle worth $1,699.99, but it's on sale for just $1,299.99. That saves you $200 off the phone plus gets you a free gift card, saving $400 for 24% off.

So what's new with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra? Coming out of Samsung Unpacked, the biggest headline is the phone's new the new privacy display. The adjustable feature allows you to keep your screen hidden from those around you, as it shades the screen unless you're looking at it straight on. Additionally, Samsung combined its AI photo and video editing in one spot, the Creative Studio. It's an impressive device, which makes this deal tantalizing.

Plus, with your $200 Amazon gift card, you can use it to shop the new Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro or a Samsung Galaxy Ring.

Have you spent all week waiting for the weekend to come? Well, it’s here, and that means more Raspberry Pi projects! This weekend, you can sit back, relax, and enjoy some simpler projects to spin up, like Ghostfolio, Linkwarden, and Beszel (which is a new favorite of mine).