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5 Shows That Recast Characters (And No One Noticed)
Sometimes when characters are recast with a new actor, it's a big deal. Just look at the reaction to the recasting of Geralt of Rivia for The Witcher TV show. People are still arguing about it in the forums, and probably in the comments of this very article.
The Snapdragon X2 Elite Gives Intel, AMD, and Apple More Competition
High-end processors for PC laptops were stuck in a duopoly between Intel and AMD for decades, but that finally changed when the first ARM-based Snapdragon X chips arrived from Qualcomm. Now, the company is revealing its second-generation X Elite chipsets with some impressive improvements.
Qualcomm Just Beat Apple In The Smartphone Performance Wars
We're nearing the tail-end of 2025, which means we're already about to see the hardware that will power next year's phones. Now, Qualcomm has just announced the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and while that name is awful, the chip is actually pretty good.
9 Dark Drama Films to Stream for Free on Tubi Right Now
Sitting down and scrolling through movies and TV shows to find the perfect one for your mood at the moment can be challenging. There are so many streaming services out there and so little time. Sometimes, you'll be able to find the same movie or show on multiple streamers, making it more likely that you're going to choose it. But if you're not in the mood for that genre of content, you'll move past it.
Google's Conversational Search Is Now Live for Everyone
Google just released Search Live to everyone in the United States, following an open beta period. Instead of typing your questions, you can have a full-on conversation with an AI assistant in real time, and you can even use your phone's camera to show it what you're talking about.
Toyota vs. Honda vs. Mazda: Which Small SUV Wins on Reliability?
Reliability can make or break a compact SUV. Drivers want something affordable, practical, and built to last without piling on repair costs.
How I Fixed the Excessive Bass on the AirPods Pro 3 (and Other Apple Headphones)
Are you disappointed by the sound profile in what are arguably Apple’s best AirPods to date? While the active noise cancellation is seriously impressive and the earbuds no longer fall out of my ears, I’ll admit that the bass can feel a little overcooked.
Everything Coming to Netflix In October 2025
Just getting off the Wednesday high and craving new stories and thrilling characters? Netflix has you covered with its lineup of shows and movies for October, giving your watch list a well-deserved fall refresh.
Windows 11's New Paint, Annoying Taskbar Changes, and More: Windows Wednesday
Windows 11 is always getting new features and changes, and this time around, there are some important updates to system apps like Paint and Notepad. Here’s everything Microsoft rolled out in Windows this past week.
The Galaxy S26 Might Have the Charging Boost I’ve Been Waiting For
For the past few years, charging speeds on Samsung phones have ranged from 25W to 45W—brands stateside have not followed Chinese brands in adding insane charging speeds on their phones. As a matter of fact, your next Samsung phone upgrade might have a sizable speed boost.
Ugreen's MagSafe Phone Stand Is Just $10 Today
You can grab the Ugreen Magnetic Phone Stand for MagSafe for a surprisingly low price. This handy phone stand is currently 29% off, dropping the price to just $10 on Amazon from its usual $14. This is compatible with plenty of phones, making it both convenient and useful.
Apple Wallet Is Getting a Feature Google Wallet Has Had for Months
Our mobile wallets have supported a variety of digital IDs and driver's licenses from many different states, but the one nationwide ID method we have—our passports—has somehow not been supported on iPhones yet. Now, this is about to change.
9 Bizarre Mini PCs I'm Actually Tempted to Buy
Do you love mini PCs as much as me? I don’t know why I love them so much, but I think mini PCs are fantastic. They’re small, power-efficient, and powerful all at the same time.
This Kia Proves a Sports Sedan Can Be Stylish, Quick, and Affordable
Sports sedans often carry a reputation for high prices and even higher running costs, but one standout proves driving excitement doesn’t have to break the bank. This sleek four-door blends head-turning style with genuine performance, offering enthusiasts a thrilling alternative to traditional luxury brands at a fraction of the cost.
Why Everyone Hates the World's Most Famous Font
For decades, even some of the most mildly mannered people have become enraged at the sight of the unassuming, cheery typeface that is Comic Sans. Whether used on birthday cards, posters, wedding invitations, or road signs, it's guaranteed to spark debate.
Top Tech Deals: Steam Deck, Roku Mini LED TV, Anker Chargers, and More!
Fall is officially here, and that means Black Friday and the holidays are right around the corner. If you're looking to get ahead on your shopping, we have you covered with a collection of the best tech deals and discounts available this week.
5 Alternative NAS Operating Systems Worth Trying
Are you looking for the perfect NAS operating system to run on your own hardware? There’s a number of options out there, including building your own NAS from scratch. However, you've also got several pre-built NAS-focused operating systems to choose from.
10 Great Android Apps With Bad Widgets
Widgets give you a quick look at important information, let you control apps easily, and generally make your Android home screen a much better place. Unfortunately, the reality of Android widgets doesn't always live up to that promise.
This Is Why The iPhone 17 Pro Is Scratching So Much
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro series marked the company's return to aluminum unibody builds on their phones after around 8 years of continuous glass sandwiches. But it's also a controversial one—it's scratching a little too easily. Thanks to iFixit, we might know the possible reason behind this.


