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Your Android phone has a capacitive touchscreen that works by registering the electrical charge of your fingertips. In most situations, its default level of touch responsiveness is excellent, but if the phone has trouble registering input, you can increase its sensitivity in just a few taps.

What's next for Emmy-winning Baby Reindeer creator and star Richard Gadd? Something light? Hell no.

BBC has released the trailer for Half Man, Gadd's six-episode TV series about a deeply toxic relationship. We meet Ruben (Gadd) and Niall (All of Us Strangers' Jamie Bell), who grew up together as brothers, though they're not blood relatives. They're complete opposites, but share a strong bond. But what happened between them in adolescence that makes Ruben's appearance at Niall's wedding 30 years later so incredibly tense? A blend of past secrets and present revelations, Half Man promises to be a serious watch.

The cast also features Mitchell Robertson, Stuart Campbell, Neve McIntosh, Marianne McIvor, Charlie De Melo, Anjli Mohindra, Bilal Hasna, Julie Cullen, Amy Manson, Tim Downie, Tom Andrews, and more.

Half Man will be released weekly in the U.S. on HBO and HBO Max from 9 p.m. ET on April 23, and in the UK on BBC iPlayer from 6 a.m. on April 24.

Automakers usually slash prices to clear out discontinued cars, but not Tesla. Elon Musk's brand has raised prices by roughly $15,000 for remaining U.S. inventory of the outgoing Model S and Model X.

SAVE $50: As of April 7, get the 3i G10+ Robot Vacuum and Mop for $199.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $249.99. That's a discount of 20% and the lowest price we've seen.

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If you've been looking for an easy way to make cleaning your home a faster, less frustrating task, a robot vacuum is always a good option. Whether you need to tackle crumbs from the kids or mop up spills in a flash, a robot vacuum and mop combo is an especially useful option. And if you've been holding off in a bid to save money, this Amazon deal is well worth scooping up.

As of April 7, get the 3i G10+ Robot Vacuum and Mop for $199.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $249.99. That's $50 off and a discount of 20%. It's also the lowest price we've seen.

SEE ALSO: I've tested 30+ robot vacuum and mop combos, including CES 2026 models. Here are the top 5 to buy.

This robot vacuum and mop combo boasts 18,000Pa of suction, with the ability to lift tough, ground-in dirt from carpets. It has a floating roller brush for removing dust, crumbs, pet hair, and more as it digs deeply to get all those hard-to-reach messes.

Because it uses LiDAR to navigate, it can make its way around your home in a flash, build maps and schedules on its own, and take the guesswork out of cleaning for you. Its AI-powered DirtScan can even find the dirtier areas of your home to adjust suction and water flow for mopping so you don't have to figure it out. Plus, it can automatically swap between mopping and vacuuming.

If it's time to offload the cleaning to a robot, this $50 discount is worth acting now on, especially since spring cleaning season is now. Get ready for a cleaner home with much less effort.

For lots of homeowners and people who like to do things themselves, the power drill an entry point into doing home improvement. It's typically the first power tool you buy, stored in a plastic case with a standard set of bits, and only taken out when you need to bore a hole or drive a screw.

Mint is an excellent distro for Linux newcomers, but at some point, all those beginner-friendly optimizations start to feel limiting. If that sounds like you, it’s probably time to stop trying to fix Mint or patch over its limitations with add-ons, and move to something more advanced. Here are three intermediate Linux distros built for users who’ve outgrown Linux Mint.

Apple is expected to release the first foldable iPhone later this year (or potentially in 2027), and this week, a leaker claims to have a close-up look at the device.

Leaker Sonny Dickson shared photos on his X account purporting to show dummy models for the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the iPhone Fold.

The first two devices, as you'd expect, look like other iPhone Pro models, with three camera lenses in a rectangular bump on the back. One of them, presumably the Pro Max, looks a little bigger than the other. However, the real juice here is the alleged iPhone Fold model, representing one of the first looks at what could be a real representation of the upcoming, still unannounced phone.

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While Dickson didn't share exact size dimensions in his post, it's clear just from using your eyes that the iPhone Fold is both very wide and significantly more squat than its brethren. In fact, it looks even more wide and short than something like the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold. The leaked iPhone Fold model also has two rear camera lens cut-outs in a smaller raised bump than the ones found on the iPhone 18 Pro models.

These dummy models largely match what we've seen from previous leaks and renders of the device.

According to prior reports, the iPhone Fold's outer display will only be 5.5 inches, a big downsizing compared to regular iPhone models. However, once opened up, users will have access to 7.8 inches of screen space. The iPhone Fold is also rumored to cost more than $2,000, though, so it will likely come with a steep price tag.

While we expect the iPhone Fold to launch later in 2026, a new report coinciding with Dickson's latest leak suggests the launch could be pushed into 2027. At any rate, this is a lot of information to digest about a device Apple hasn't even confirmed yet.

SAVE $20.01: The Cuisinart FastFreeze 5-in-1 frozen dessert maker is on sale at Amazon for $99.94, down from the list price of $119.95. That's a 17% discount that matches the lowest we've ever seen at Amazon.

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We finally did it, everyone. We made it to the warmth of spring. Sunsets in the 4 p.m. hour won't come back to haunt us for months now, and that means it's all eyes on how to celebrate the summer. If you're a fan of frozen treats, check out this fun deal at Amazon.

As of April 7, the Cuisinart FastFreeze 5-in-1 frozen dessert maker is on sale at Amazon for $99.94, marked down from the standard price of $119.95. That works out to a savings of $20.01 from a 17% discount. It also matches the lowest we've ever seen at Amazon.

There's something extra delicious about making dessert at home, but not many of us tackle the task of making ice cream. However, Cuisinart has taken all of the guesswork out of making our own tasty treats at home. The Cuisinart FastFreeze has five functions to make delights in your own kitchen: ice cream, sorbet, milkshakes, slushies, and mix-ins. All together, this could be the most delicious summer yet.

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It's simple to use the FastFreeze. Just add your ingredients to the half-pint containers, freeze for 24 hours, and then let the FastFreeze do the hard work. All you need to do is press down to activate the motor and blades.

Aside from the benefit of being able to create your own flavors instead of being confined those in the frozen aisle, the FastFreeze is compact and relatively easy to store. Unlike some popular at-home ice cream makers, the Fast Freeze can get tucked into a drawer or a cabinet. It's also travel-friendly, so you can pack it along on the summer road trip to the cabin.

The FastFreeze is also excellent if you're on a dairy-free diet or like to play around with ingredient like adding protein powder to a milkshake. On top of the convenience, the three included half-pint containers are safe to pop in the dishwasher.

While the Cuisinart FastFreeze 5-in-1 frozen dessert maker is back at a record-low price of under $100, upgrade your spring and summer at-home menus. No one, absolutely no one, will be upset about having homemade ice cream as the temperatures continue to rise.

Quarterly sales reports rarely tell a single, straightforward story, and Subaru’s latest numbers are a perfect example. While the brand’s overall first-quarter performance reflects slowing momentum across much of the lineup, one model is moving sharply in the opposite direction. That contrast has turned Subaru’s Q1 results into a tale of one breakout success surrounded by widespread declines.

Warmer weather is finally here, and that means it's time to fertilize and frequently mow the lawn, weed whack, and more. Maintaining your lawn and garden doesn't have to be difficult, and with the right Milwaukee tools, you'll find it easier to keep your yard looking like a golf course.

Home Assistant is built around rules, but sometimes you need a little randomization in your life. You can use the Random integration or the Jinja random filter in templates in all sorts of useful ways.

Excel has evolved into a full-on programming environment in recent years, yet many spreadsheets still look like a cryptic mess of unreadable formulas. But by borrowing a trick from the world of coding, you can turn your confusing grid into a clear and logical workbook.

A24 has released a trailer for The Invite, teasing a dinner party which looks set to be much more dramatic than the hosts had planned.

A remake of the 2020 Spanish comedy The People Upstairs, The Invite follows couple Joe (Seth Rogen) and Angela (Olivia Wilde, who also directs). The pair's marriage is struggling, their previous spark having been replaced by disagreements and disgruntlement.

Their relationship soon comes to a potential crossroads when they invite their upstairs neighbours (Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton) for a dinner party. A notably more laid-back pair than their hosts, it looks as though Joe and Angela's guests have seen the couple from their apartment window and really dig their vibes.

The Invite is scheduled for a limited release in theatres June 26.

Windows 10 PCs may be on their way out, but that doesn't make them obsolete. Plenty of perfectly good PCs are still locked to Windows 10, and they can live on for years and years with some proper care.

Waymo is now offering fully autonomous, driverless taxi rides in Nashville.

We knew this was coming. The company's robotaxis were spotted driving around without a human safety driver in Nashville back in February, but the service wasn't open to the public yet.

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Starting now, however, Waymo users will be getting invites for fully driverless rides in Nashville. Initially, the service will cover a 60-square-mile area (see map below), and Waymo says it's also planning to include the Nashville International Airport in the "near future."

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If you haven't received your invite, it should be coming soon. Waymo says the gradual rollout enables it to "thoughtfully scale while delivering a consistent, high-quality experience."

The service will initially be offered through Waymo app, but the company says it will also start serving some rides through project partner Lyft's app "later this year."

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Waymo has been aggressively expanding in recent months, likely due to its chief competitor, Tesla, doing the same with its Robotaxi service. Most recently, Waymo has expanded its test vehicles in Chicago, Illinois, and Charlotte. The company's expansion follows a $16 billion financing round in February, with Waymo promising to expand to over 20 more cities in 2026.

Android has a reputation of being more customizable than the iPhone, but that’s become less true over the last few years. For example, iPhones now come with an extra button just for shortcuts—Android could do it so much better, though.

Open-source applications sometimes have a reputation for being slightly buggy or unpolished, and that is sometimes true. However, in many cases—including some of the most important types of apps you'll need—the free and open-source options are leagues ahead of the paid options. Here are four of my favorites.

Every season can bring expected—or unexpected—power outages due to drastic weather, whether from a storm, blizzard, or an accident near an electrical pole.

My wife has shown up back home with various surprises over the years. The last big one is a rescue dog who is sleeping on my feet as I write this. However, the most surprising thing she's ever shown up with is an honest-to-goodness LaserDisc player.

KDE is best known for the Plasma Desktop, but it actually produces a huge number of different applications, including some truly fantastic ones like Kate, Krita, and KDE Connect. Most of the applications are designed to be functional or educational, but some of my recent favorites are entirely different: they're KDE's Games.