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The Recycle Bin was introduced in Windows 95 to replace clunky file-recovery methods and provide a safety net in case you delete something by mistake.

Gene.01 is the new humanoid robot from Generative Bionics, featuring "smart skin" embedded with touch sensors and proximity sensors to unlock a new level of awareness in how it interacts with the world.

SAVE $18: As of July 27, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 Flipsuit Phone Case is down to $41.99 at Amazon. That's a 30% discount off its $59.99 list price — timed right after the Z Flip 8's launch at Samsung's latest Unpacked event.

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Samsung's new Galaxy Z Flip 8 officially launched at Unpacked in London on July 22, coming in 13% thinner than last year's Z Flip 7. If you're planning to grab one (or pre-ordered it the moment it dropped), this Flipsuit case deal is a good one to pair with it: right now it's $41.99 at Amazon, a 30% discount off its usual $59.99.

This case is one of those rare accessories that does more than just protect your phone. Double-tap the cover screen to activate FlexWindow, letting you play Brick Breaker from the outside of your phone — no need to flip it open; just tilt it side to side to control the paddle.

SEE ALSO: How to pre-order Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8: See preorder deals

The bigger draw is the interchangeable LED Flipsuit Card. Insert it, and you get LED lights on the case that match visuals and animations, so it's a lot more fun than a plain case. There's also a photo frame card option, letting you display one of your own photos on the FlexWindow when your phone's closed.

Grab the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 Flipsuit Phone Case on Amazon — your Flip 8 deserves better than a bare back.

So you've accrued a bit of a reputation at your local for being unbeatable at darts? Netflix is looking for you.

Announced on X on Monday, the streaming giant is offering amateur darts players the chance to take on English champion Luke Littler. Successful applicants will try their hand against the 19-year-old record-breaker and youngest world champion in darts history, in a match to be streamed live on Netflix on Oct. 30.

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The prize pot is a staggering £501,000 ($667,189), with true-aimed hopefuls encouraged to sign up on the dedicated website beatlukelittler.com.

If you're reflecting on your darts skills and want to sign up, you need to be over 12 (though anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian present). You'll also need to legally live in or be able to travel to the UK for production, and you can't have ever been a Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) Tour Card holder.

Netflix's application includes questions like "Why do you think you could beat Luke Littler?" which is a damn good question considering the champion has been absolutely thrashing the competition, defending his title, and breaking records at the 2026 World Matchplay in Blackpool, England in July. Other questions include "What is your darts nickname or what would it be?" so make sure you stay on target; may I suggest "Dart Garfunkel," "Napoleon Bonadarte," or "The Museum of Modern Dart," as starter points.

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It's the latest live event on Netflix, with the streamer leaning more and more into WWE, football, concerts, boxing, and more. It's a crowded, competitive space, with the likes of Apple, Amazon, and Disney+ also focused heavily on live sports streaming.

So, if you're the undisputed champ of your local pub's crumbling dartboard, this could be your five minutes of fame.

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SAVE $300: As of July 27, the Dreame Matrix10 Ultra robot vacuum and mop is on sale for $1,499.99 at Amazon. That's $300 cheaper than the list price of $1,799.99.

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Released just last year, Dreame's Matrix10 Ultra is a premium robot vacuum pick for those who want a cleaner that can handle both vacuuming and mopping. If it's something you've had on your radar but have been waiting for the price to dip before buying, now is a great time to make a move.

Amazon has knocked $300 off this cleaner's price tag, dropping it from $1,799.99 to $1,499.99, though it won't be discounted for long. The retailer has slapped a "limited time deal" tag on it, so the countdown has begun to take advantage of this offer.

SEE ALSO: Pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 from Amazon and get a free $100 gift card

If it's felt too much to keep on top of cleaning this summer, the Dreame Matrix10 Ultra is a mighty helpful machine to have around. In terms of vacuuming power, it boasts 30,000Pa Vormax suction to clear up your carpets and harder surfaces. Plus, it has a HyperStream detangling DuoBrush that keeps hair from clogging it up and slowing it down.

When it comes to mopping, this cleaner also has a Multi-Mop Switching Dock. According to the store page, this auto-selects the right mop for each area in your home, helping to prevent cross-contamination. On top of that, navigating your home is a breeze for this model. Not only does it feature obstacle-avoidance technology, but it also has dual retractable legs that can push through up to 3.15-inch steps.

Mashable's Leah Stodart experienced this system with a different model and wrote: "The use case felt quite limited. Actual stair climbing is still out of the question, but it could be helpful if your floors have any height changes, or if you need a robot vacuum to cross sliding door tracks."

If the Dreame Matrix10 Ultra robot vacuum and mop has caught your attention, don't miss out on this great deal at Amazon.

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SAVE $1,300: As of July 27, the LG C5 Series 65-inch OLED evo 4K Smart TV is down to $1,399.99 at Best Buy. That's a 48% discount off its $2,699.99 value.

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The 65-inch LG C5 OLED is down to $1,399.99 at Best Buy right now, a 48% discount off its $2,699.99 value — that's $1,300 in savings on one of LG's OLED TVs.

Even though the C5 is technically last year's model, it's still one of LG's better OLED TVs, and this Best Buy deal makes it an easy recommendation. If you've been holding off on an OLED because of the price tag, this is about as good an entry point as you'll find.

The C5 runs on LG's Alpha 9 Gen8 AI Processor, which handles picture and sound, and it uses AI to analyze whatever's on screen and adjust picture and sound settings accordingly — so a sports broadcast and a dark movie scene each get tuned differently instead of using one generic setting for everything.

You're also getting over 8.3 million individually lit pixels, which give OLED its signature deep blacks and accurate color, plus a Brightness Booster feature that helps the screen hold up even in rooms with a lot of ambient light — something OLEDs have historically struggled with.

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Design-wise, the bezel is nearly invisible, so the screen blends into your wall, and LG's built in some useful extras, like the ability to display art or photos when you're not actively watching something, turning the TV into something of a design piece.

For movies, you get Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and Filmmaker Mode, which strips out the usual "TV enhancement" processing so you're watching things closer to how they were actually shot and edited. This TV also comes stacked for anyone who games — a native 120Hz refresh rate, 0.1ms response time, VRR support, and four HDMI 2.1 inputs — more gaming-focused hardware than you'd typically expect from a TV at this price point, discount or not.

Deals this good don't wait around — grab the LG C5 OLED at Best Buy.

Most people assume Python in Excel is something you use for complex data analysis. I found it useful for a much simpler reason: it helped me deal with the spreadsheet jobs I normally leave until later. Splitting messy names, comparing lists, and turning numbers into written insights became much easier without relying on complicated formulas or Power Query.

It's a classic question in the world of electronic devices: can it run Doom? For a Raspberry Pi 3B+, the answer is a resounding yes. Doom is now more than 30 years old, so a more pertinent question is: can it run a local LLM? I took an LLM for a spin on a Raspberry Pi to see what was possible.

Most people who step outside of Windows and macOS assume Linux is the only alternative worth taking seriously. That's understandable, since Linux has a loyal community and many different distros. The operating systems covered here each exist because they solve something Linux can't. They also do it on hardware you already own without handing data to Microsoft or Apple.

Rick and Morty's Season 9 finale has plunged viewers into melancholy.

The episode, titled "Field of Dreams," aired on Sunday night on Adult Swim, ahead of the debut of Rick and Morty spinoff President Curtis. And in true R&M form, the finale delivered cold hard existential truths across multiple realities.

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The episode sees Morty (Harry Belden) visiting his own funerals across the multiverse, having met a version of himself at a Smith family estate sale with his grandfather Rick (Ian Cardoni). Morty has one grim goal: to hear his family say nice things about him.

IGN called the end of the episode "a proper dose of existential angst," and it seems to be a shared sentiment among viewers, especially around the finale's portrayal of Rick and Morty's chaotic relationship.

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And while many viewers are talking about the White House's seemingly AI-generated attempt to jump on the Rick and Morty bandwagon, the season finale's brutal reckoning with Rick and Morty's tempestuous bond seems to be fans' main meltdown.

Rick and Morty is now streaming on HBO Max.

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SAVE $90: As of July 27, the DJI Flip (RC-N3) drone is on sale for $349 at Amazon. That's $90 off its full price of $439.

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Have you been interested in buying a drone this summer to start up a new, high-flying hobby? Amazon's a great place to look for deals on select models. As of July 27, the DJI Flip (RC-N3) is one we've spotted on sale, with $90 slashed off its price tag for a limited time.

This discount has brought the price of the DJI Flip (RC-N3) down from $439 to $349 for a limited time. It's worth mentioning that it is sold by a third party, but it's a new model, and the company has a glowing 99% positive rating over the last 12 months, which is good news. What's even better is that this deal is just $10 away from its lowest-ever third-party price, according to camelcamelcamel, so it's one well worth taking advantage of while it's still available.

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The DJI Flip (RC-N3) can capture some beautiful views while you're out and about this summer, with support for 4K, 60fps HDR video. It also has features like subject tracking, which helps keep what you're capturing in focus, and a battery life of up to 31 minutes of flight time.

As for its outer build, it's lightweight and quite compact — weighing under 249g, according to the store page — so carrying it around this summer will be a breeze. It even has full-coverage propeller guards, which help keep the drone's propellers protected as it takes to the skies, so there's no need to worry about damage.

Amazon has a "limited time deal" tag on this DJI Flip (RC-N3) drone right now, so act fast to save.

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TL;DR: Sony’s Reon Pocket Pro Plus is here to help you beat the heat, bringing wearable cooling (and warming) tech to the U.S. for $259.99. The neck-worn temperature control device is currently out of stock at Sony, but you can sign up to get notified when it’s available again.

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With summer temperatures pushing into uncomfortable territory, the Reon Pocket Pro Plus takes a different approach to staying cool. Instead of carrying around a fan, this wearable temperature-control device sits around your neck and uses a cooling plate against your upper back to deliver a targeted way to manage heat.

This device can also warm you up during colder months, making it more of an all-season wearable than just a summer gadget. It uses built-in temperature and humidity sensors, along with Sony's control algorithm, to adjust cooling and warming based on your surroundings and preferences.

When paired with the included sensing device, it can detect both the temperature inside your clothing and the outside environment, allowing its Smart cool to warm mode to automatically switch between cooling and heating without needing constant adjustments.

Despite its compact design, Sony packs in plenty of practical features. The device uses two thermo modules that alternate intensity to maintain continuous cooling, while Smart cool mode can deliver up to 15 hours of battery life. A flexible neckband helps keep the cooling surface in contact with your skin, and the lightweight, discreet design is made to be worn under clothing without looking like you’re carrying a gadget around. When winter arrives, four adjustable warm levels let it double as a personal warmer.

Heatwave season is here — sign up to know when the Reon Pocket Pro Plus is back in stock.

SAVE $30: As of July 27, the Baseus Inspire XC1 are on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. That's a 23% discount on the list price.

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If you're looking for a quality pair of earbuds that cost less than $100, check out this latest Amazon deal on the Baseus Inspire XC1.

Currently $30 off, these open earbuds are now just $99.99. This is also their lowest-ever price, so you've really found a great deal. They have a clip-on design and are designed to deliver great audio while still keeping you aware of your surroundings.

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These earbuds also feature Sound by Bose, meaning they've been tuned by Bose audio engineers through acoustic testing to deliver a more immersive listening experience. They also support Hi-Res Wireless audio and LDAC for higher-resolution sound. And for output, they have a four-microphone system with AI voice pickup and wind-noise reduction to help improve call and voice note quality in busy environments.

And if you plan on using these for workouts, their design makes them the perfect fit. They feature a curved clip-on design with flexible ring joints, soft liquid silicone, and lightweight air cushions to make them both comfortable and kept securely in place. Plus, the long battery life means you'll get eight hours of playback on a single charge, with up to 40 hours with the charging case. And if you're in a hurry, a 10-minute quick charge gives you up to 2.5 hours of listening time.

This earbuds deal is available at Amazon right now.

Flashforge has been a stalwart in the 3D printer industry for many years now, but the Creator 5 Pro is the 3D printer to put them back on the map. With a heated (and HEPA13 filtered) chamber and four independent direct-drive print heads, the Flashforge Creator 5 Pro will be what ushers in a new era of 3D printing, and I'm here for it.

Be ruthless if you must, Rhaenyra (Emma D'Arcy), but whatever you do leave Helaena (Phia Saban) alone!

Unfortunately in the trailer above for House of the Dragon Season 3, episode 7, it looks like Alicent's (Olivia Cooke) decision to leave her daughter with the Queen may not have been a good one. Elsewhere, we have more of Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) doing some shirtless sword training and a line troops marching (presumably) towards Tumbleton.

House of the Dragon Season 3 is now streaming on HBO Max, with new episodes premiering Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and HBO Max.

It's been another death-filled episode on House of the Dragon, with Season 3 so far doing a sterling job of upping the body count.

And speaking of body counts, how many men does moody Ser Criston Cole (Fabien Frankel) manage to single-handedly chop his way through in episode 6's opening sequence, before he's eventually slain by three arrows?

We rewatched the sequence and counted to see whether or not he really was "the realm's greatest warrior," as he professed to Ser Gwayne Hightower (Freddie Fox) in episode 5.

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First, a quick recap. After being in full emo mode for the entirety of the season so far, Cole finally reveals his plan to Ser Gwayne at the end of episode 5.

"Our fate was always assured, Ser Gwayne," says Cole. "When we set out we were doomed to death, and defeat."

Ser Gwayne tries to protest, repeating his offer of service to House Hightower. But Cole is having none of it.

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"You have offered me service to your house," says Cole. "And I am grateful. But I've been a servant my whole life. To green or to black. I have defined myself by oaths. Through unyielding devotion. And the highborn have made much of me while it pleased them to do so. But I will not let them diminish me now. I will not return spurned, rejected. I am the realm's greatest warrior and I will die as such. Clear-eyed. Unbent. Glorious in battle. And not in their service. Finally. But in my own. And they will sing songs of it. And Queen Alicent herself will hear them."

It's a memorable speech, but how does Cole's vision of his own demise compare to the reality he faces one episode later?

How many men does Ser Criston Cole kill before dying?

One thing you can't deny when watching episode 6's opening sequence is that Cole clearly is a great warrior.

After he's ambushed by Oscar Tully's (Archie Barnes') troops he manages to single-handedly kill at least 10 men in under two minutes of fighting, while injuring multiple others.

Finally, after being surrounded and called out by Tully and Roddy the Ruin (Tommy Flanagan), Cole offers to fight both of them himself. Based on his performance in the preceding minutes it's a fight he'd likely win, but we never get to see it: Cole is instead shot dead by an archer, collapsing on the battlefield before his surviving men are swarmed.

So, does he die in the way he predicted one episode previously? Essentially, yes. He may have been one of the show's most hated characters, but the former Hand certainly goes out swinging.

House of the Dragon Season 3 is now streaming on HBO Max, with new episodes premiering Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and HBO Max.

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TL;DR: Justice has launched a Garfield-themed back-to-school collection, including denim, character hoodies, and graphic tees. It's priced $14 to $38, available in kids' sizes XS to XLP exclusively at Walmart.

Does anyone else remember absolutely loving Garfield as a kid?

He's Monday-hating, lasagna-obsessed, and the most relatable cat in pop culture — and now Justice is bringing him back for a whole new generation of tweens. Justice just launched a Garfield-themed collection at Walmart, and Garfield has a timeless appeal that'll land with tweens even if they've never watched old cartoons.

The character-inspired collection features Garfield and friends across a range of apparel and sleep pieces built for lazy-Monday comfort with standout denim, cozy character hoodies, and graphic tees with fun designs.

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Here's the full lineup:

• Girls Garfield X Justice Collab Baby Tee — $14

• Girls Garfield X Justice Fleece Short — $14

• Girls Garfield X Justice Plaid Skirt — $18

• Girls Garfield X Justice Skirt with Chain — $18

• Girls Garfield X Justice Graphic Hoodie — $22

• Girls Garfield X Justice Plaid Dress — $25–$38

• Girls Garfield X Justice Collab Jeans — $26

• Girls Garfield X Justice Collab Denim Shortall — $35

• Girls Garfield X Justice Collab Bomber Jacket — $38

Justice built its reputation on giving tweens fun, expressive fashion, and pairing that with a character as universally loved as Garfield feels like an easy win. It's also priced affordably and available exclusively at Walmart, so it's an easy add to your back-to-school shopping list.

Grab the full Garfield X Justice collection at Walmart while it's in stock.

TL;DR: Blvck Paris and UNO have launched their second collaboration, headlined by a fully blacked-out UNO deck featuring a new "Black Out" gameplay rule — players race to slap the card, with the slowest drawing four. It's priced from $25 and available online at Blvck Paris.

Blvck Paris and UNO are back for round two, headlined by an all-black UNO deck that reworks the game itself. It's not just a color swap either — Blvck reworked the deck with monochromatic detailing, premium packaging, and introduced a brand-new "Black Out" rule that adds a fun twist to how the game plays.

Here's how it works: when the Black Out card gets played, every player has to race to slap it, and whoever's slowest ends up drawing four cards. It also doubles as a Wild Card, so whoever plays it also gets to pick the next color. It's a small addition that turns a casual round of UNO into even more chaos in the best way.

And honestly? UNO deserves this level of attention. It's one of those rare games from childhood that never actually left — we all still play it as adults, whether it's at a family gathering, a game night with friends, or just killing time on a trip. This isn't just a one-time novelty either — it's a collab that's earned a second round.

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The collection also includes apparel and accessories: an oversized Reverse Hoodie and a Reverse Tee, both reworking UNO's directional arrow branding through Blvck's minimal aesthetic, a vegan leather Mini Travel Bag, and a small headwear collection, including a baseball cap with subtle co-branded detailing.

Prices range from $25 to $160, with sizes running XS to 2XL, and everything's available now at Blvck.

Some black cards? Cool. All-black cards? Iconic. Grab the all-black deck at Blvck Paris before it's gone.

TL;DR: The Samsung 40-inch Odyssey G7 curved gaming monitor is on sale for $649.99 at Amazon, down from its $999.99 list price.

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A 40-inch ultrawide monitor can usually bump the cost of upgrading your gaming rig, but Amazon is now ready to save you hundreds of dollars on Samsung’s curved Odyssey G7. 

As of July 27, the Samsung 40-inch Odyssey G7 G75F curved gaming monitor is available at Amazon for $649.99, with $350 knocked off the $999.99 list price for a huge 35% discount. Sold and shipped directly by Amazon, you’ll get free delivery, scheduled for Aug. 1 (at the time of writing), or July 28 for Prime members. That’s with free 30-day returns.

With its 40-inch VA panel, using a 21:9 aspect ratio and 5,120 x 2,160 WUHD resolution, you’re buying a much wider field of view than a regular 16:9 monitor while keeping the vertical detail of a 4K screen. Add the 1,000R curve, and anything you play — between League of Legends and the upcoming Beast of Reincarnation or Marvel: TOKON Fighting Souls — will be more immersive and jaw-dropping than ever. 

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The Odyssey G7 is quick enough for all manner of sessions with other multiplayer games. Its 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms GtG response time should make movement feel smoother and far more immediate in games like Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, or Call of Duty. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro helps keep the monitor and a compatible GPU in check by reducing screen tearing, stuttering, and distracting frame breaks when the action speeds up multiple fast-moving assets.

What’s more, visual quality gets a further boost from VESA DisplayHDR 600, which is designed to produce brighter highlights, deeper blacks, and clearer detail in darker areas. That should help cinematic games make even better use of their lighting, while the 3,000:1 contrast ratio gives the VA panel more depth than a basic office screen. 

There is practical value outside gaming, too. Picture-by-Picture can display two sources side by side, while Picture-in-Picture lets you keep a smaller input visible over the main screen. Auto Source Switch+ can also jump to a newly activated device without making you cycle through inputs manually. 

SAVE $80: As of July 27, the GoPro LIT Hero is on sale for $189.99 at Amazon. That's a 30% discount on the list price.

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GoPro has been the go-to brand for action cameras for years, and for good reason. They're built to handle all kinds of activities, from extreme sports to more daring water activities.

If you've been wanting to treat yourself to a GoPro for your next outing, check out this new Amazon deal on the GoPro LIT Hero. As of July 27, this camera is now priced at $189.99, saving you $80 on the list price. And according to price tracker camelcamelcamel, this is the best-ever price for this model.

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If you've never used an outdoor camera or similar equipment before, this one is a great choice to start with. It's an entry-level action camera with simple, easy-to-use controls. It lets you easily switch between video, photo, and slow-motion modes using an easy touchscreen interface, and its robust, waterproof design allows it to be used in mud, snow, and water at depths of up to 5 meters.

The camera quality is great too, recording 4K Ultra HD video at up to 60fps for smoother footage and supporting 2x slow-motion playback. It can also capture 12MP images, and you can also extract photos of up to 11MP from recorded videos through the GoPro Quik app.

Find this GoPro deal at Amazon now.