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The terminal looks like an unassuming (sometimes intimidating) black box and feels like it’s only meant for pros or experts. It’s not as inscrutable as it seems though. Anybody can learn to use it and get stuff done. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll often find yourself launching a terminal instead of opening a new browser tab. That’s because the terminal is faster, reliable, and never shows ads.

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When iRobot filed for bankruptcy in December of last year, no one knew for sure if we'd ever see the launch of a new Roomba again. iRobot confirmed plans for a comeback with a big announcement on July 7: New Roombas have been released for the first time since iRobot handed ownership to its manufacturer, Picea.

Of the five new Roomba robot vacuums and the new cordless upright wet dry Roomba vacuum, most are available for purchase now. Others will be ready to ship over the next few weeks. Here's a quick rundown of the 2026 lineup:

• Roomba Electro Plus 5-in-1 Disinfecting Hard Floor Cleaner — $399.99 (available now)

• Roomba Max 775 Combo + AutoWash Dock — $999.99 (available now)

• Roomba Plus 575 Combo + AutoWash Dock — $799.99 (available to preorder now)

• Roomba Max 715 Vacuum + AutoEmpty Dock — $699.99 (available to preorder now)

• Roomba Plus 515 Combo + AutoWash Dock — $699.99 (available now)

• Roomba Plus 415 Combo + AutoWash Dock — $599.99 (available now)

It pains me to say that the pink Mini Roomba still hasn't made its way to the U.S. But let's go over the other big developments.

The Roomba Electro Plus is probably the most fun addition to the family. This actually isn't iRobot's first foray into non-robotic vacuums — the retired iRobot H1 handheld vacuum is buried deep in niche iRobot lore. The Roomba Electro Plus has too many cool features to be forgotten that easily. If it can resonate with consumers better than Dyson's latest attempt to branch into the robot vacuum space, it's already a W in my book.

The Electro Plus mops and vacuums at the same time. Credit: iRobot The Electro Plus uses electrolyzed water to sanitize without cleaning solutions. Credit: iRobot

The brand's first upright cordless wet dry vacuum electrolyzes regular tap water to kill 99.99 percent of surface germs and bacteria without the use of chemicals. The roller mop can clean up wet and dry messes in the same pass, then washes itself while it charges on the ThermaClean Dock. Priced at just $399.99, the Roomba Electro Plus feels pretty affordable compared to similar wet dry vacuums from Roborock, Mova, Tineco, and Dreame.

But as someone who tests new robot vacuums every single month, I had another question brewing: Will any of these Roombas be good enough to make my list of the best robot vacuums of 2026?

A few main points stuck out during my initial skim of the press release. Good news first: These Roomba prices aren't as delusional as they've been in the past.

Pre-bankruptcy, most Roombas were simply too expensive for the basic stuff that they could do — competing brands were offering the same baseline cleaning and maintenance features for much less money. iRobot and new owner Picea have gotten a little more practical.

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The Roomba Max 775 and its heated spot mopping really stood out to me. At $999.99, the Roomba Max 775 might be the most affordable roller mop robot vacuum that actively uses hot water while scrubbing. That was one of my favorite things about the Narwal 2 Flow, which costs $1,499.99.

In terms of suction power, these new Roombas are a much better bang for your buck than past Roombas. iRobot typically doesn't outwardly list suction power measurements in Pascals (Pa) for easy comparison to other robovacs. I was able to confirm the numbers with iRobot via email: The Roomba Plus 415 has 20,000 Pa, the Roomba Plus 515 has 25,000 Pa, the Roomba Plus 515 has 22,000 Pa, and the Roomba Max 775 and Max 715 come in hot at 30,000 Pa. For reference, the most powerful robot vacuums on the market right now have 35,000 to 36,000 Pa suction power, so 30,000 Pa is still pretty ferocious.

SEE ALSO: The best robot vacuums of 2026 so far: I've tested 10+ new models since January, but these 4 stood out

With stats like that, the two most premium Roombas could easily earn a spot as one of the best robot vacuum and mop combos this year.

The big red flag is that only two of the new Roombas have PrecisionVision AI (iRobot's version of small obstacle avoidance technology), and of course, they're the two most expensive models. Both Roborock and Dreame have more than one robot vacuum in the $500 to $800 price range that can avoid obstacles like cords, socks, and pet waste. If iRobot really wants to change consumer minds about its value as a brand, it can't be reserving such a core feature for only its premium models.

Small SSDs may seem a bit useless in this day and age, when a single AAA game can take up over 100GB. But I have a bunch of these old, outdated drives, including 120GB and 250GB options, that still work just fine. I can bet that you might have some too, if you dig through old drawers or disassemble an old PC.

Kai Cenat is once again taking the internet back to school, and this year's class is stacked.

On Monday, July 6, Cenat returned to livestreaming to reveal the 2026 roster for Streamer University, his creator-focused bootcamp that brings aspiring streamers, rising online personalities, and some of the biggest names on the internet together in one space for workshops, collaborations, and live content.

The reveal streamed on Twitch and YouTube on Monday night, where Cenat announced this year's professors, club directors, and students. That list starts with some of the most recognizable names in streaming and creator culture. Agent00, Cinna, The Sushi Dragon, Ludwig, Kaiya Cenat, Poudii, Pokimane, Faze Adapt, Lizzo, YourRAGE, and Mashable 101 honorees Maya Higa and Duke Dennis are all set to serve as professors for the 2026 class.

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Cenat also revealed this year’s club directors. Nick Nayersina will lead the fraternity; Lethal Shooter will run basketball; Markell Washington will lead cheerleading; Oliver Cannon and Gibson Hazard will head the film club; Proto will oversee science and engineering; T-Pain will lead musical arts; Markus King will run debate; and Yonna Jay will lead drama.

Yes, Streamer University has a drama club.

The student roster includes Queen Naija, Skai Jackson, Stable Ronaldo, Sketch, DreamDoll, Sara Saffari, PlaqueBoyMax, Jasontheween, Kanel Joseph, Bonnie, Tatum Bittick, Marlon, Braeden, OnlyLarryKing, and dozens of other creators.

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Streamer University first launched in May 2025, when Cenat hosted the inaugural four-day event at the University of Akron. The program gives growing creators access to major names in the streaming world while helping them build audiences across platforms. Selected students take part in a multi-day experience focused on networking, content creation, mentorship, and collaboration. Everything from attendance to meals and accommodations is covered for accepted participants.

This year's return began in June, when Cenat announced Streamer University 2026 with a cinematic trailer posted to his social media accounts. The video leaned into the school theme, showing Cenat approaching an abandoned, Hogwarts-like version of Streamer University that had been overtaken by owls carrying dusty applications.

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Applications opened online for three tracks: students, professors, and club directors. Prospective students had to be at least 18 years old, able to travel within the United States, and submit at least one social media account for review. Applicants were also asked to send in a short video showing their personality, content style, and why they wanted to attend.

The 2026 rollout had already shown how big Streamer University had become before Cenat even revealed the final roster. In June, he also held in-person audition events in cities including New York, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, drawing crowds of hopeful creators who wanted a shot at joining the class.

On Wednesday, June 17, thousands of people gathered outside State Farm Arena in Atlanta, and the auditions were eventually shut down due to safety concerns related to the turnout.

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That demand did not come out of nowhere. A 2023 Morning Consult survey found that 57 percent of Gen Zers said they would become an influencer if given the opportunity, with money, flexibility, and fun among the biggest reasons the career path appealed to them. The problem is that as creator careers become more appealing, it becomes harder to stand out. Streamer University gives selected creators what is difficult to build alone: access to major names, built-in collaboration, and the chance to be seen by an audience much larger than their own.

With more than 20 million followers on Twitch, Cenat is currently the platform's most-followed streamer, but his influence now reaches well beyond his own channel. Streamer University has become one of the clearest examples of that reach — a creator-led event big enough to draw massive crowds, major names, and a student class hoping the right collaboration can change everything.

We are just a few months away from Apple's big annual September iPhone event, where the company will undoubtedly make major announcements about the iPhone 18. There are also reports that the long-awaited foldable iPhone, known as iPhone Ultra, will be announced at the event.

A new report from an Apple analyst today says the iPhone Ultra will likely launch at a price between $2,300 and $2,500. That's roughly twice the price of the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

If you're really set on buying the foldable iPhone but are a little turned off by the price, here's how to justify it. The iPhone Ultra isn't just a foldable iPhone. It's also going to be like having a pocket-sized, foldable iPad.

When closed, the iPhone Ultra will look like the average iPhone. However, when opened, the iPhone Ultra's inner display will be just like an iPad mini-sized OLED display with a 4:3 aspect ratio. The iPhone Ultra reportedly measures at 7.8 inches when opened, putting it right around the size of the 8.3-inch iPad mini.

Over on Reddit, one user created a size comparison image of the iPhone Ultra's reported dimensions alongside Apple's current iPad lineup, including the iPad mini and iPad Pro.

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The iPhone Ultra, when opened, seems more like a part of the iPad family than any iPhone model.

In fact, the iPhone Ultra looks like it'll be wider than other foldable smartphone models from Apple's competitors, such as Google's Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7, and the Motorola Fold.

When the iPhone Ultra is officially announced, it'll be interesting to see whether Apple positions the foldable device as more than just an iPhone but also a pocket-sized tablet. Based on its reported display, the iPhone Ultra can certainly serve that purpose.

There will likely be many more leaks and rumors in the weeks to come. We'll officially find out more at the Apple event in September.

New details are emerging about the iPhone Air 2's expected camera and battery upgrades, adding specificity to earlier reporting on Apple's next ultra-thin device.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman first reported in June that Apple plans to add a second rear camera lens to the iPhone Air 2 and improve its battery life. The original iPhone Air launched with just a single 48-megapixel lens, and Gurman's report indicated the additional lens would be ultrawide rather than telephoto.

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That claim has now been backed by leaker Digital Chat Station, according to 9to5Mac, which noted the source has a solid track record. The outlet said it had been unclear whether the second lens would be telephoto or ultrawide, with its own reader poll showing a preference for telephoto, but recent reporting has converged on an ultrawide lens.

On battery life, 9to5Mac reported that Digital Chat Station has provided specific figures suggesting a notably higher-capacity battery, citing supply-chain forecasts pointing to roughly 3,500 mAh, up from the current model's 3,149 mAh. That would put the Air 2 closer to the 3,692 mAh battery found in the standard iPhone 17.

Both upgrades would address the most common criticisms of the original iPhone Air. Mashable's review of the device praised its slim form factor but flagged the lack of a second lens and underwhelming battery life as its biggest shortcomings, adding that those issues may have contributed to soft sales.

The iPhone Air 2 isn't expected to launch until spring 2027, following earlier reporting by The Information that cited weak first-generation sales as the reason for delaying the device's release beyond Apple's typical fall cycle. Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Fold are still expected to debut this fall.

Erling Haaland bears a striking resemblance to Dragon Ball Z villain Majin Buu. This isn't new information; it's a comparison that first went viral way back in 2021. The meme has resurfaced as the Norway striker has become one of the breakout stars of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

But only now, as his team prepares for a quarter-final showdown with England, has Haaland finally acknowledged the likeness himself.

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The latest chapter in this long-running meme began with an Instagram post from @hidden.ny, showing Haaland recreating Majin Buu's signature hand gesture.

Fans immediately flooded the comments with references to the iconic villain, continuing a joke that has done the rounds on social media for years.

Then Haaland joined in. Responding in the comments on July 6, the Manchester City striker wrote: "I mean I don't disagree."

That single sentence was all the internet needed.

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Screenshots of Haaland's response quickly spread on X, Instagram, and TikTok, with fans celebrating the striker's tacit approval of one of his most persistent online memes.

Majin Buu is one of the most memorable antagonists in the legendary anime series Dragon Ball Z. Created by the wizard Bibidi and later unleashed by Babidi, the pink magical being is known for his seemingly limitless power, ability to regenerate from almost any injury, as well as his habit of turning opponents into candy before eating them.

Fans aren't exactly saying Haaland has the character's villainous tendencies. The joke has always been about the resemblance — not just his closely shaved blond hair and broad facial features, but also the occasional expression that gives off unmistakable Majin Buu energy.

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The meme has gone far beyond side-by-side comparisons. Some fans have made art by kitting Majin Buu out in a Norway shirt and giving the pink villain Haaland’s signature blond hair.

One kitted-out mockup DBZ figure seems a perfect collectible for soccer and anime fans alike.

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As far as athlete-anime comparisons go, it's one of many. But they don't always get acknowledged by the subject. Now that Haaland has officially signed off, fans can consider this meme canon.

If you've heard of Qubes, you've probably heard about its steep hardware requirements or difficulty of use. While there's an element of truth there, the reality is considerably different. One or two hurdles are all that's in your way, and I'll cover some of the misconceptions surrounding this amazing system.

Sidney Raskind may have many, many life hack trials under his belt, but he only keeps one bag for all his content creation essentials.

Known online as Sidney Raz, the 30-something-year-old creator made the phrase, "Here's something I wish I knew before I was in my 30s" unmistakably his own, testing out hacks on everything from how to properly extend sun visors in cars to how to turn an Allen key. His short videos blew up on TikTok in 2021, and he's been a full-time content creator for nearly five years.

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Though he may be newer to knowing how to properly open mail, he's been in content creation for almost 20 years, working both in front of and behind the camera. All this to say, he knows his way around a good kit for producing content. We caught up with him at VidCon 2026 to learn about his favorites.

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Raskind told us that one of the best parts of modern content creation is that the barrier to entry when it comes to gear is much lower than it used to be: "You can do everything on a phone, and you can get a refurbished one for hella cheap." He personally uses an orange iPhone 17 Pro.

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"Good sound quality enhances everything," Raskind tells Mashable. That's why the content creator carries around not one, but two kinds of microphones: the Rode Mic Go and the Rode Wireless Pro.

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Raskind gave Mashable a full demonstration of this ultra-portable tripod. "That is a tripod you can set up anywhere!" he said, pulling the card-shaped metal device out of his pocket.

"Oh he's lying, it doesn't work, it doesn't work," he quipped as he unfolded it. "Yes, it does!" he proclaimed triumphantly as he set his phone up, leaving it standing on its own, on the now unfolded and functional tripod. (And it's on sale for Prime Day).

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Raskind came into Mashable's VidCon booth with this weather-proof bag that contains all his essentials for content creation. "I have a panel coming up tomorrow that's all about my one bag," he told us.

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Mashable is reporting live from VidCon 2026 in Anaheim. Follow our coverage for creator interviews, panel highlights, and the biggest moments from the convention floor.

SAVE $500: As of July 7, get the iRobot Roomba 505X robot vacuum and mop for $499.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $999.99. That's a discount of 50%.

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Robot vacuums are some of the most useful appliances around if your floors are perpetually dirty. If you find that you're going over your carpets over and over again, or you're sick of vacuuming or mopping, you should absolutely invest in one. And we've found one that's on sale right now at Amazon.

As of July 7, get the iRobot Roomba 505X robot vacuum and mop for $499.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $999.99. That's a discount of 50%.

SEE ALSO: The iRobot Roomba 105X robot vacuum and mop is over half off at Amazon — save $250

This powerful robot vacuum and mop combo has strong suction to handle a variety of different types of messes in your home. Whether you want to clean around corners or along walls or scrub sticky and messy spots, it can tackle every job, minor to difficult. It can even empty debris into its reservoir on its own for up to 75 days and washes, refreshes, and dries its own mop pads so you don't have to touch it for at least four weeks.

It uses PrecisionVision AI to recognize obstacles on its own so you don't have to worry about it bumping into everything in its path. That includes everything from cords to pet accidents, so you don't have to rack your brain programming a cleaning path and zone only for the robot to get into a mess. It's truly autonomous in that way as you can set it up and let it run.

If you're looking to automate your cleaning tasks, this is a great option to pick up right now, especially since it's on sale. And if you hate cleaning, you'll be able to rely on a robot to handle it all correctly -- much more affordable than paying for a cleaning service.

The wedding of the summer year was packed with a star-studded attendance list. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden on July 3 with A-list celebs like Emma Stone, Tom Hanks, Sabrina Carpenter, Zoë Kravitz, Graham Norton, and a massive list of more. But something in attendance caught the eye of the Mashable shopping team: the Camp Snap CS-8 Digital Video Camcorder.

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We've seen Taylor herself using the Camp Snap CS-8 in the past, but on her wedding day, Kelly Stafford, podcaster and wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, was seen with the modern-day take on a camcorder.

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While it's not possible for us to capture the footage Stafford did at the wedding, we can get our own creative hands on the celeb-loved creator camera. Since we still have well over a month left of summer fun and wedding season is in full-swing, snagging the camera could be one of the most nostalgic ways to capture memories.

SEE ALSO: The Camp Snap 2 is here: What to know about the new digital, screenless camera Why celebs love the Camp Snap 8 digital camcorder

Taylor, Selena Gomez, Idris Elba, and Nina Dobrev are all fans of the Camp Snap CS-8, which is a modern version of a classic camcorder, the Kodak Super 8. Camp Snap intentionally designed the camera without a playback screen. Instead, you'll record unforgettable moments, and upload the footage later via USB-C to your phone, laptop, or computer.

The take-it-everywhere digital camcorder lets you choose aspect ration and has included vintage filters. Credit: Camp Snap

The Camp Snap CS-8 has a rechargeable battery, a 2.7k video sensor, and five customizable image filters, including black and white and two vintage options . You'll be able to record in four different aspect ratios, and it even records audio thanks to the built-in microphone. The included 4GB card can hold about 30 minutes of footage, but you can upgrade to a 128GB SD card, which will hold up to 16 hours of video footage.

How to buy the Camp Snap 8

Tons of celebrity-loved products are hard to find in stock, but we're in luck with this one. The Camp Snap CS-8 is available for purchase online at Camp Snap for $199. But it's worth noting the brand produces in small batches and the camera's page indicates stock is limited.

If you're in the mood to capture unedited footage of life's best events, the Camp Snap CS-8 is about as perfect as it can get. Just ask Taylor.

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Samsung is set to capture the world's attention by hijacking the tech world's attention for a couple of hours later this month.

The Korean tech giant is reportedly holding a new Galaxy Unpacked event in London on July 22, according to many leaks and rumors. At this event, we'll more than likely see at least six new devices from Samsung. Without wasting any more time, here's what to expect from the next Galaxy Unpacked.

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The real headliner of each summer Unpacked, at least in recent years, has been Samsung's lineup of foldable phones. For several years, Samsung has launched a new Z Flip and Z Fold phone each summer. In 2026, all reports indicate a third phone is being added to the list. The three Samsung foldables we expect to see at Unpacked are:

• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra

This is where things get a little confusing. You'd think the Z Fold 8 Ultra would be the new addition to the lineup, but recent reports indicate that the Z Fold 8 is actually a new device this year. Rumors for months have pointed to Samsung releasing a wider foldable this year, and it sounds like that phone will take the Z Fold 8 name, while a true successor to the Z Fold 7 will be called Z Fold 8 Ultra.

Anyway, the new Z Fold 8 will potentially have a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.8-inch inner display when unfolded. These dimensions are pretty similar to the rumored design of the still-unannounced foldable iPhone, suggesting Samsung wants to introduce this third foldable as a direct competitor to Apple's device.

Aside from that, we expect the Z Fold 8 Ultra to be fairly similar in design to the Z Fold 7, with a new Snapdragon chip and a stronger 200MP main camera on the back. Samsung is also said to have done some work to make the crease on the folding display less visible this year. The Z Flip 8, by all accounts, will follow a similar path: roughly the same design as the Z Flip 7, but with a better processor and a less visible crease.

Oh, and thanks to RAMageddon, do not be surprised to see year-over-year price increases for all of these devices.

New Galaxy Watches on the way

Samsung usually uses this summer event to showcase its latest smartwatch advancements, and 2026 looks no different. This year, we expect to see two new Samsung watches:

• Samsung Galaxy Watch 9

• Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2

It's generally accepted that both of these phones will see fairly incremental changes from before. There will surely be new health-tracking features, and some small design changes, with the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 in particular said to incorporate classic numbers on the watch face, a thinner bezel, and better side buttons. Most importantly, for some, it sounds like Samsung is skipping out on a new Galaxy Watch Classic this year. You'll get a base model and a premium model, and that's it, as far as anyone can tell.

Galaxy Glasses tipped for their big debut

Lastly, Samsung's long-awaited smart glasses should make their debut at Unpacked in July. Most likely called Galaxy Glasses, we expect these specs to work similarly to the ones Meta has been releasing for a few years now. They will not include any augmented reality or heads-up display features, focusing instead on on-board cameras and a built-in AI assistant, courtesy of Google Gemini, to provide information about what you're seeing, should you ask.

It should be a pretty packed showcase, so stay tuned for all of our coverage as we get closer to Galaxy Unpacked in July.

That old Wi-Fi router you've had for 15 years? It's time to replace it. Oh, and that DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem you bought in 2015? Yeah, it's time to replace that, too. Here are five networking devices that are officially too old to be using in 2026.

Avatar: The Last Airbender fans, get ready for a news double whammy. Paramount+ has dropped the first trailer for the highly anticipated Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, and it has also moved up the film's release date by several months, from October to July 25.

SEE ALSO: Netflix's 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Season 2: Your ultimate guide to every episode mash-up

The sequel film to Nickelodeon's beloved Avatar: The Last Airbender series, Avatar Aang has been plagued by a series of unfortunate setbacks. It was initially slated for a theatrical release before Paramount switched it to a streaming-only launch. Then, in April, the film leaked in its entirety.

These external factors are a shame, because based on the trailer, Avatar Aang promises to be an exciting return to the world of Avatar, one that deserves to be experienced on the big screen without having any of its surprises ruined by leaks.

The film takes place in the future, with Aang (voiced by Eric Nam), Katara (Jessica Matten), Sokka (Román Zaragoza), Toph (Dionne Quan), and Zuko (Steven Yeun) all grown up. Thanks to their work in the original series, the world's three remaining nations live together in harmony. However, everything could change when Aang learns of an ancient power that could save the Air Nomads from extinction.

The trailer introduces a new airbender named Tagah (Dave Bautista). Like Aang, he appears to have been frozen in an iceberg for generations, only to wake up in an entirely new world. Could he and Aang rebuild the Air Nomads together? (Given that airbenders do make a full return in The Legend of Korra Season 3, we're guessing there are some twists to Aang and Tagah's collaboration.)

Check out the full trailer above to meet Tagah, experience the Gaang as adults, and witness some truly spectacular bending.

Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender premieres July 25 on Paramount+.

SAVE $652: As of July 7, the Hisense 65-inch U7 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for only $847.99. That's a savings of 43% and its best price ever.

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If the World Cup has really highlighted how badly you need a new TV, now's a great time to upgrade. While Prime Day brought down prices of 2026 significantly, one model got even cheaper two weeks after the sale.

As of July 7, the Hisense 65-inch U7 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for only $847.99. That's 43% off its list price of $1,499.99 and $2 cheaper than it was on Prime Day.

Just released in March 2026, the U7 series delivers a Mini LED performance you'd typically find on higher priced models. The backlighting features full-array local dimming, which means clusters of tiny LED bulbs can precisely control brightness levels within specific sections of your screen. It can reach a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, features an improved anti-glare coating to keep your picture looking crisp and clear despite overhead lights or the afternoon sun, and has an enhanced AI processor that can make scene adjustments in real time. It still packs the same 165Hz refresh rate, 2.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos sound, and Google TV with Gemini interface as the previous generation, but we're certainly not mad at that.

One of our favorite budget TV brands, Hisense is known for its wallet-friendly prices that don't skimp on quality. Even at full price, the U7 is a great bargain. At its best price ever of $847.99, the 65-inch Mini LED TV is a total steal.

SAVE $400: As of July 7, get the Segway Navimow X430 robot lawn mower for $2,099 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,499. That's a discount of 16%.

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If you have an overgrown lawn and don't want to cut it, you can just have a robot do it for you. It's 2026, and you don't need to go out in the heat and be miserable thanks to robot lawn mowers. If you've been thinking about grabbing one for the outdoors, now's the time to go ahead and pick one up thanks to this Amazon sale. It's one splurge you won't feel bad about the next time it's almost 90 degrees outside and you have to mow.

As of July 7, get the Segway Navimow X430 robot lawn mower for $2,099 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,499. That's $400 off and a discount of 16%.

SEE ALSO: The iRobot Roomba 105X robot vacuum and mop is over half off at Amazon — save $250

This heavy-duty robot lawn mower uses all-wheel drive and a dual suspension system to help carry it across even the most difficult terrain. It can climb slopes of up to 84%, cross obstacles up to 2.8 inches, and excels even with more difficult lawns. So no matter what your situation is, it can tackle difficult areas. It's powered by dual 180W motors with dual cutting discs as well as 12 blades, a 17-inch cutting width, and adaptive blade control to get through even the tallest grass.

You can set the mower up without worrying about any wires or complicated initial instructions. When it's up and running, you can use its one-tap mapping method to enable quick setup without a boundary wire or antenna. From there, you can edit maps with GeoSketch, track its movements by way of GPS, and set up and receive GeoFence alerts. No matter where it goes while handling the mowing, you can see what it's doing via the accompanying app.

We all have our blind spots when it comes to streaming. I've admitted the classic movies I was late to, including L.A. Confidential and To Live and Die in L.A. Now, it's time to come clean about the classic TV shows I wish I had watched sooner. Some of these I can blame on my age — two of these shows premiered before I was born.

TL;DR: Live stream Auger-Aliassime vs. Djokovic in Wimbledon 2026 for free on BBC iPlayer. Access this free streaming platform from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN.

The Wimbledon quarter-final stage is showcasing some pretty epic matchups, including Auger-Aliassime vs. Djokovic.

Without Alcaraz, this could be a real opportunity for Djokovic to roll back the clock and win another Grand Slam. It's going to be tough for the Serbian legend, because Auger-Aliassime has been in great form in this famous tournament.

If you want to watch Auger-Aliassime vs. Djokovic in Wimbledon 2026 for free from anywhere in the world, we've got all the information you need.

How to watch Auger-Aliassime vs. Djokovic for free

Auger-Aliassime vs. Djokovic in Wimbledon 2026 is available to live stream for free on BBC iPlayer.

BBC iPlayer is geo-restricted to the UK, but anyone can access this free streaming platform with a VPN. These tools can hide your real IP address (digital location) and connect you to a secure server in the UK, meaning you can unblock free live streams on sites like BBC iPlayer from anywhere in the world.

Live stream Wimbledon 2026 for free by following these simple steps:

1. Sign up for a streaming-friendly VPN (we recommend ExpressVPN)

2. Download the app to your device of choice (the best VPNs have apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, and more)

3. Open up the app and connect to a server in the UK

4. Visit BBC iPlayer

5. Live stream Wimbledon 2026 for free from anywhere in the world

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The best VPNs for streaming are not free, but they do tend to offer money-back guarantees and free trials. By leveraging these offers, you can unblock BBC iPlayer without committing with your cash. This obviously isn't a long-term solution, but it gives you plenty of time to live stream Wimbledon 2026 before recovering your investment. It's a sneaky trick, but it works.

ExpressVPN's regular 30-day money back guarantee is not available for any subscriptions purchased during the FIFA World Cup between June 10 and July 11. ExpressVPN remains our top pick for Wimbledon, but you will need to pay the monthly rate. Alternatively, Proton VPN still offers that all-important money-back guarantee.

What is the best VPN for Wimbledon?

ExpressVPN is the best choice for streaming live sport on free platforms like BBC iPlayer, for a number of reasons:

• Servers in 105 countries including the UK

• Easy-to-use app available on all major devices including iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, and more

• Strict no-logging policy so your data is always secure

• Fast streaming speeds free from throttling

• Up to eight simultaneous connections

A two-year subscription to ExpressVPN is on sale for $68.40 and includes an extra four months for free — 81% off for a limited time. Alternatively, you can get a one-month plan for just $12.99. That covers you for the duration of Wimbledon.

Before Apple WWDC 2026, we asked you to predict some of the biggest moments in Mashable’s Big Guessing Game: Apple Edition. (Big shoutout to the one reader who successfully guessed the name of macOS 26, Golden Gate!) As we prepare for the biggest hardware launches of the year, we’re back with a second chance to participate.

Remember: Every correct guess gives you another entry in a drawing to win the new Apple Watch announced in September. So, if you’ve been following our coverage of the latest iPhone rumors and MacBook news, don’t miss your chance to win. Round 2 ends on Tuesday, July 21 at 11:59 p.m. ET.

Mashable Big Guessing Game — Apple Edition: How it works

Just like in Round 1, Mashable readers can submit guesses to five questions about upcoming Apple products. The third and final round will take place in late August ahead of the annual Apple fall event. In each round, every correct guess gives you one additional chance to win. So, you only need to enter once to get a chance to win, but answering more questions correctly will improve your odds.

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Apple is not a sponsor of, affiliated with, or endorser of this sweepstakes. Apple Watch is a trademark of Apple Inc.

The Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid is quietly becoming one of the hottest family SUVs around. In March 2026 alone, 8,275 buyers took one home, pushing first-quarter sales to 20,532 units—an 86.9-percent jump from the same period last year.