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DJI is one of the biggest names in drones that you'll likely recognize even if you don't know much about them. The brand is everywhere creators are, and that's for good reason. They can help create buttery-smooth aerial shots and work fantastically must-have wireless mics, which makes the brand something of a go-to for TikTokers, YouTubers, and even filmmakers alike.

That popularity has a downside, though. It's nearly impossible to find DJI products in stock, even at the official DJI online storefront. During Prime Day, two of the brand’s most in-demand drones, the DJI Neo Mini 4K and DJI Mini 4K, topped sales charts. Now, they’re barely available outside of third-party sellers. DJI’s own site lists most of its bestsellers as sold out, and even creator favorites like DJI wireless mics are backordered across major retailers.

Right now, you can still find these popular drones available at Amazon, however, so if you're looking to add them to your creative tool array, now is the time to lock them in while you can.

Why are the DJI drones so popular?

There’s a reason the DJI Mini 4K and DJI Mini 4K Neo were two of the most talked-about drones during Prime Day, and why they're selling out just as fast. These compact drones offer crisp, stabilized 4K video in lightweight packages that are still beginner-friendly but powerful enough for serious creators. They're also very affordable when compared to other models in the space.

With foldable designs, intuitive controls, and features like QuickShots (automated flight paths that make your drone footage look cinematic with zero editing), they’re a good choice for just about anyone, even if you're just getting started out. Unfortunately, that also means they're in high demand, which means if you do spot them out there in the wild, it's a good idea to grab them while you can.

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We named the DJI Neo 4K one of the best drones for beginners, as it's the most affordable you can get from the best name in consumer drones. It's small, easy to maneuver, and it can be conrolled by way of app or controller. You can also opt to use voice controls to get it up into the air, but if you end up losing it, it can also use an automatic return to home function to find its way back to you. It offers 4K video, QuickShot modes, subject tracking, and a variety of other features that make it great for drone photography. If you're looking for a good entry point when it comes to drones, this is a very safe (and our favorite) bet.

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An equally beginner-friendly drone, the DJI Mini 4K is full of features that can help you get into the air and stay there fast. It has one-tap takeoff options if that's the part of flight that's the shakiest for you, and a return to home function that can help you get it back if you're not sure how to navigate. But perhaps most importantly for content creators or anyone wanting to get into photography or drone footage, it offers a 3-axis gimbal and 4K quality as well as advanced wind resistance and extended battery life. It's a step up from the DJI Neo Mini 4K that's worth the extra cash.

The Federal Communications Commission is changing how it approaches broadband deployment under Donald Trump's second administration.

A new proposal from FCC chairman Brendan Carr would lessen the federal agency's focus on broadband affordability and lower the ceiling on its long-term ambitions for broadband deployment, per Ars Technica. The proposal, which goes to a vote in early August, would ultimately make it easier for the FCC to provide passing grades to the broadband business during its regular progress reports.

Federal law requires the FCC to figure out whether or not fast internet is being offered to Americans "on a reasonable and timely basis" and to fix the situation if the answer is no. Carr wants to change things so that the FCC no longer worries about "extraneous universal service criteria," such as whether or not people can actually afford the internet service that's being offered to them.

SEE ALSO: FCC approves T-Mobile's Starlink cell coverage plans

Similarly troubling for those who advocate for better internet for more people is that the FCC wants to eliminate a long-term goal set during the previous administration for broadband internet to meet a standard of 1,000Mbps download speeds and 500Mbps upload speeds. For years, the standard for what counted as "broadband" according to the FCC was a meager 25Mbps/2Mbps, which are speeds that won't get you very far these days. As of 2024, the standard is 100Mbps/20Mbps, which are far more in line with normal, usable internet speeds, but certainly not as fast as the 1 gigabit goal set during Joe Biden's time in office.

It's not hard to see how this manner of deregulation will affect customers around the U.S., especially in areas with poor broadband access. If ISPs don't have to worry as much about deployment and affordability as they used to, and they can get passing grades on the annual report card more easily than before, then there aren't as many incentives to increase affordable access to high-speed internet.

Elgato just released the Game Capture 4K S. This is a brand-new external capture card that's perfect for anyone looking to stream or record their gameplay from Mac, PC, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox, or other HDMI-compatible device.

Sick, twisted freaks, rejoice — your time has come. Hellraiser: Revival, what Clive Barker himself calls the franchise’s "first true horror game," is on the way thanks to Saber Interactive and Boss Team Games.

The trailer, released today, sees players take on the role of Aidan as he ventures into Hell and across a corrupted Earth to rescue his missing girlfriend and confront the Cenobites. From the small snippets of gameplay shown, expect some brutal combat against demonic hordes and tense encounters with iconic characters like Chatterer and Butterball.

SEE ALSO: We need to talk about that WTF 'Hellraiser' ending

It might seem odd that it's taken this long. A series about sadomasochistic demons from Hell summoned by solving a cursed puzzle box sounds tailor-made for gaming. However, the adaptation fits right in with the recent trend of reviving '70s and '80s horror icons for modern gaming.

Boss Team Games, known for Evil Dead: The Game (2022), is stepping away from the asymmetrical multiplayer format and delivering a full-fledged single-player action horror experience. Unlike other horror adaptations such as Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Game, Friday the 13th, or Evil Dead, Hellraiser: Revival focuses on narrative-driven single-player gameplay. It trades the online matchmaking and lopsided lobbies for a more intimate and blood-soaked descent into Barker’s universe.

I'd cry, but as the saying goes, that would be a waste of good suffering.

Pokémon fans eager for the next big mainline release just got an unexpected treat. During today’s Pokémon Presents event, The Pokémon Company stealth-launched Pokémon Friends — a cozy, casual puzzle game now available on Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android.

SEE ALSO: Review: 'Donkey Kong Bananza' is the Switch 2's first stone cold banger

Developed by Wonderfly, Pokémon Friends invites players into a whimsical world of crafting and collecting. The game features more than 1,200 puzzles centered around creating plush versions of your favorite pocket monsters. You’ll connect bulbs, lay down minecart tracks, and redirect flowing water — all to stitch together the perfect Pokémon plush, which you can proudly display in-game.

The base game is free on mobile, but it'll set you back $9.99 on Switch via the eShop — though that version comes with the Basic Pack DLC included. Just a heads-up: that's the cheapest part. The two main bundle packs (which include extra puzzles and plushies) cost $25 and $33. If you’re aiming for the full experience — both bundles, two additional puzzle packs, and the Basic Pack — expect to spend around $100 total.

It's not the next epic trainer journey, but for fans of cozy games and charming collectibles, Pokémon Friends seems to be a delightful little diversion, and it's available right now.

SAVE $100: The DJI Mic 2 bundle is on sale at Woot for $249, down from the list price of $349. That's a 29% discount.

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DJI makes some of the best creator gear around. From top-of-the-line drones to portable power stations, DJI is incredibly friendly to those who make TikToks or YouTube videos on any level. And you've probably noticed that tons of content creators are using DJI mics. If you've been hoping to score DJI mics but have been running into stock issues, Woot is your savior.

As of July 22, Woot is selling the DJI Mic 2 bundle for just $249, marked down from the normal price of $349. That's a $100 savings from a 29% discount. Considering it's hard to find these mics in stock at all, seeing them on sale is extra special.

Chit loves these mics, and your favorite YouTubers do, too. The DJI Mic 2 bundle from Woot comes with two wireless microphones, one receiver, a charging case, two windscreens, two clip magnets, a carrying case, and more. All of this together gives you everything you need to pick up clear audio during your next filming session.

SEE ALSO: Meet Dean and Alexis Indot, TikTok's hottest finance couple

Each of the DJI mics has enough storage to keep up to 14 hours of internal recording, and these come with an extended range that provides stable recording within 250 meters of the receiver. With the including charging case, DJI says the mics are capable of getting 18 hours of use.

The DJI Mic 2 has direct connection to DJI creator cameras — including the Osmo Action 5 Pro, Osmo Action 4, or Osmo Pocket 3 — without a receiver, so this is a great mic option if you use any of those cameras.

While it's in stock and on sale, hurry to snag the DJI Mic 2 from Woot for $249. Woot deals tend to disappear quickly, so hop on this one soon if you're interested.

The best tech deals to shop this week

• Apple AirTag (4-Pack) — $79.98 (List Price $99.00)

• Apple 2025 MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop — $849.00 (List Price $999.00)

• Apple AirPods Pro 2 ANC Earbuds With USB-C Charging Case — $169.00 (List Price $249.00)

Remember when the first big PC gaming handheld, the Steam Deck, debuted at just $399? Us too. Those really were the days, weren't they?

Well, those days are seemingly over if the latest pricing leaks for the upcoming MSI Claw A8 end up being accurate. According to two European retailers that have the handheld listed for preorder — Alza and SmartSK — the MSI Claw A8 will cost €975.90 for the white version of the handheld, and €978.90 for the green variation (first reported on by VideoCardz). That comes out to about $1,141 and $1,145, respectively, and you probably don't need us to tell you that's a far cry from the handheld PC pricing that we've become used to. Note that while these prices aren't yet final, it's still likely that they're accurate — the MSI Claw 8 AI+, which is the brand's most recently released handheld, is currently listed at €1,099 at these retailers, so it wouldn't be surprising if the upgraded Ryzen processor version (the MSI Claw A8) did end up costing nearly $1,200.

SEE ALSO: Nintendo Switch 2 review: A fabulous follow-up to an all-time legend

The MSI Claw 8 AI+ is one of our favorite gaming handhelds, and even that device is pretty pricey. So, it's a little worrying to see the brand go in this direction with its future pricing. Could this be the new standard? Hopefully not, but if other brands' pricing decisions are anything to go off of, it may be. For example, while Microsoft's upcoming collaboration with Asus, the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X, doesn't have an official MSRP yet, we can assume it'll end up somewhere in the ballpark of $899.99 — that would match the price of Asus' ROG Ally X that released in 2024. Honestly, it'll most likely cost even more, since the Xbox handheld will have an upgraded Ryzen Z2 AI Extreme APU. Lenovo's new Legion Go S also starts at $759.99, which is still pretty steep.

While we aren't certain what the reasoning for these increasing prices is, tariffs probably aren't helping much. In an interview with Mashable, Senior Director of Business Intelligence at the Consumer Technology Association, Rick Kowalski, stated that video game systems and gaming accessories have already experienced tariff-related price increases, and any additional tariffs on semiconductors will only make them more expensive. “Given this information, I'd say consumers may want to consider purchasing sooner than later. In a few months, your dollar may not buy you as much tech as it once did," Kowalski concluded.

You might not notice Gmail ads a lot—the few ads we do get are made to blend in like emails, so they tend to be a non-issue for many. But now, you're about to. Google is playing around with a brand new ad format for Gmail, and it might grind some people's gears.

Apple TV+ showcases some fabulous original content, and they do many things well. One of those is making nature documentaries. Their originals are not only engaging and educational on a much deeper level than the surface, but they’re also the most stunning, mesmerizing documentaries I’ve ever seen. They’re also narrated by hot-shot celebrities, such as Paul Rudd, Morgan Freeman, and Tom Hiddleston.

BUY 3, GET A $10 GIFT CARD: Through July 26, Target Circle Members get a free $10 gift card when they buy three or more home essentials like laundry, kitchen, or bathroom supplies.

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Everyone is in such a rush on Prime Day that they forget to partake in the event's best money-saving hack: Stocking up on boring essentials that they'd have to buy anyway.

If you missed Prime Day deals on household items like laundry supplies or toilet paper, grab 'em at Target this week, and you'll get a free $10 gift card. The deal is open to Target Circle members (which is free to join) through July 26, and you'll need to buy three eligible items to unlock the gift card.

SEE ALSO: Target is ending its price match policy as of July 28

But you're bound to find stuff you need; there are eight pages of items participating in the promo, including several appearances from names like Tide, Charmin, Bounty, Hefty, Kleenex, and Seventh Generation. You could even get into the Plastic Free July spirit and try some products from ECOS with plastic-free packaging, like dissolvable laundry detergent sheets.

If you're not a Target Circle member yet, why not? Unlike Amazon Prime, it's free to join. And Target offers clutch promos like this pretty much every week. Sometimes it's gift card deals like these, and sometimes it's direct coupons on a variety of items. Just check the app before you go to the store or start an online order.

Best home and kitchen deals

• Skylight Frame 10-inch Digital Picture Frame — $139.99

• Ninja Crispi Air Fryer — $159.95 (List Price $179.99)

• Birdfy AI Smart Solar Powered Bird Feeder with Camera — $159.99 (List Price $249.99)

• KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt Head Stand Mixer — $379.95 (List Price $499.99)

• Eufy Omni C20 Robot Vacuum and Mop With Self-Emptying Base — $419.99 (List Price $699.99)

SAVE $320: Through July 24, when you pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 at Amazon, you'll get double the storage (512GB) for free and earn a $200 Amazon gift card. That's a $1,419.99 total value for just $1,099.99.

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There's new Samsung foldables in town and they're officially set for release on July 25. There's no need to wait to snag one, though. As of July 22, you can pre-order the seventh-generation foldables for a steal.

The Z Flip 7, the smaller of the two flagship foldables, starts at $1,099.99 for the base model with 256GB of storage. However, if you take advantage of the pre-order deal at Amazon, you can get double the storage (512GB) for the same price, plus earn a $200 Amazon gift card to use on future purchases. That's essentially a $1,419.99 value for $1,099.99.

The Z Flip got a major upgrade this time around. Our friends at PCMag (also owned by Ziff Davis) already gave it a test drive and called it "the flip phone to beat." The biggest change is the new exterior cover display, which is larger and goes edge-to-edge for the first time. It also features a new 120Hz refresh rate, the ability to interact with AI features without opening the phone, and the option to ouse the camera to show things to the onboard AI. We're skeptical of its Exynos 2500 processor, but time will tell if it's powerful enough to stand up to competitors.

The Z Flip 7 comes in three distinct colors — jet black, blue shadow, and coral red — and each option is available with this pre-order deal. The promo ends on July 24, a day before the official release of the new foldables, so be sure to lock down the savings while you can. A free $200 gift card and upgraded storage? It's tempting even for an iPhone user.

Buckle up because GIGABYTE’s sleek new AORUS MASTER, GIGABYTE AERO, and GIGABYTE GAMING series laptops are loaded with built-in AI capabilities that will turbocharge the way you game, create, and work from here on out.

In addition to running blazing-fast NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series Laptop GPUs, the new lineup gets a hefty AI injection of NVIDIA NIM microservices, RTX AI, AMD Ryzen AI, and Intel NPU AI, all of which accelerate AI capabilities while maximizing battery life.

 Each machine also comes with GIGABYTE’s exclusive GiMATE already baked in. This is GIGABYTE’s nifty new AI suite that intuitively tweaks your settings in real time and enhances your productivity, without you having to even think about it.

GiMATE’s “press and speak” feature is easy-breezy Credit: GIGABYTE

No matter what task you’re tackling, the many powers of GiMATE are always just a keystroke away. Press the dedicated key and the perky AI agent wakes up, just like that. Next, tell GiMATE what you’d like to do in your own words — play a game, edit content, make a video call, whatever — and it will automatically execute multiple built-in AI capabilities and optimize your performance.

If you’re gaming, for example, you can ask GIMATE to prioritize GPU performance for a smoother session. If you’re in a work meeting in a cafe or airport, just let GiMATE know and it will accurately recognize your voice while filtering out background noise, so your teammates can hear you, loud and clear. Working off-the-plug? GiMATE adjusts your GPU to make your battery last longer while maintaining optimal performance for all your daily tasks on command. GiMATE can even tell what type of surface your laptop is sitting on and adjust your speaker’s output so your music — or meeting — sounds stellar. It's not reading your mind, but it's always ready to respond when you ask.

In short, GiMATE is a snap to use and has got your back. The only hard part is deciding which awesome new GIGABYTE AI laptop is the right fit for you.

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If face-melting refresh rates and razor-sharp visuals are what you seek, the AORUS MASTER 16-inch and 18-inch will not disappoint.

The RTX 50 Series Laptop GPU, with up to an RTX 5090 under the hood, packs a massive level of AI horsepower for next-gen graphics. The gorgeous WQXGA (2,560 x 1,600) Mini LED and OLED display with a 240Hz refresh rate can gracefully soar through your most demanding games and video-editing sessions. Add in Dolby Vision® HDR technology that cranks up the color, contrast, and brightness to eye-popping levels — plus Dolby Atmos® speakers that pump out 30 percent more bass — and prepare to be immersed.

When you turn up the heat, the AORUS MASTER is literally the master of cool, thanks to GIGABYTE’s advanced WINDFORCE Infinity EX cooling system that spins 158 tight-knit blades and keeps your gameplay from being throttled by heavy workloads. Want to slay dragons all night long? Go for it.

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This machine is a supercharged content-creation laptop with the chops to handle everything from AI animation and music creation to AAA gaming. It’s also a Windows Copilot+ PC, which is a nice perk if you need to generate a strategy against a gaming opponent or recap the key points from your latest meeting stream.

 No matter if you’re gaming or creating, it’s about to feel real and fast. The GIGABYTE AERO X16’s four-sided slim-bezel design, thrilling QHD+ display, 92 percent screen-to-body ratio that maximizes visual real estate, and buttery-smooth 165Hz refresh rate will surely impress. Add in robust Dolby Atmos® speakers for the win. Worried about battery life? Don’t be. The GIGABYTE AERO X16 runs up to 14 hours and still shows up fresh for the afterparty.

 The GIGABYTE AERO X16 also weighs under 4.2 pounds, measuring just 16.75mm at its thinnest point, and is available in Lunar White and Space Gray variants, which is great because you’ll want to take it everywhere and show off the deluxe-looking metal chassis.

Tackle your dailies with the GIGABYTE GAMING A16 Credit: GIGABYTE

The smart-value pick in GIGABYTE’s new AI lineup, this GIGABYTE GAMING A16 is ideal if you’re new to generative and on-machine AI, are a casual gamer, or if you’re a student looking for a portable powerhouse. 

You can use it every which way, thanks to the nimble 180-degree lay-flat hinge, and your fingers will fly over the silent golden curve keyboard without waking up your roommate. Other perks include a 165Hz IPS display, which easily passes muster for light gamers, and up to 14 hours of off-plug use.

Whether you want to crush competitive gaming, edit videos at a blazing clip, dial in your AI animation skills, or if you’re looking for an AI laptop to take the headache out of multitasking, GIGABYTE’s new lineup is a no-brainer.

As a leader in AI innovation, GIGABYTE’s long-term AI vision is all about making your life easier and smarter. Get on board and say hello to the next generation of edge computing.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 does away with the under-display camera found on previous generations of the phone. Many reviewers praise this as a positive change. Personally, I’m sad to see Samsung give up on this technology—I want to see it on more phones, not less.

Save $750: As of July 22, get the EF EcoFlow Delta 2 Max for $949, down from its usual price of $1,699. That's a discount of 44% and the lowest price we've seen.

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We're deep into summer, and the weather is great outside. Except when it isn't. Those gorgeous sunny days and high temperatures can also mean storms, and the last thing you want when it's hot outside (or anytime, really) is to lose power. To that end, a portable power station is a very good idea. If you're looking to bring one home, Amazon has a great deal on a model you won't want to pass up, especially now that it's dropped to its lowest price yet.

As of July 22, get the EF EcoFlow Delta 2 Max for $949, down from its usual price of $1,699. That's $750 off and a discount of 44%. It's also the lowest price we've seen.

SEE ALSO: Bluetti’s beastly AC200L power station is down to its record-low price on Amazon

This power station has more than enough power and outlets to keep all your important items juiced up and ready to go. It boasts six AC outlets and two USB-C 100W outlets, as well as two USB-A 18W and two USB-A 12W outlets, two DC5521 outputs, and a car outlet for a total of 15 options. It has up to 2400W available to power items beyond your laptop and your phone too, like microwaves and toasters and the like, so life can go on even when disaster strikes.

Its solar charging option makes it especially useful as well, as it can get you an 80% charge in just under an hour at 43 minutes. If you prefer to use AC when the power has returned, it can return to 80% in just over an hour. With the amount of times the power could go out in stormy weather in general or other larger emergencies, there's no real excuse to not have a generator as backup, so it's a good idea to go ahead and grab it while it's at this low price.

Best tech deals

• Apple AirTag (4-Pack) — $79.98 (List Price $99.00)

• Apple 2025 MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop — $849.00 (List Price $999.00)

• Apple AirPods Pro 2 ANC Earbuds With USB-C Charging Case — $169.00 (List Price $249.00)

SAVE $30: The Soundcore AeroFit 2 open-ear headphones are on sale at Amazon for $99.99, down from the list price of $129.99. That's a 23% discount.

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Not all that long ago, you could choose between over-the-ear headphones or earbuds when deciding how to listen to music. But now there's a middle option — open-ear headphones that don't go into the ear canal or totally cover your ears. They can be a great option for comfortable, all-day wear or workouts. If this sound appealing, there's a great deal o a pair today at Amazon.

As of July 22, the Soundcore AeroFit 2 open-ear headphones are on sale at Amazon for $99.99, marked down from the usual price of $129.99. That's a 23% discount that shaves $30 off the price.

Soundcore makes some of our favorite affordable headphones and earbuds, and the AeroFit 2 are perfect if you plan to bring the tunes along for your evening run. Since they don't sit in the ear, they're also great for people who find the design of traditional earbuds to be uncomfortable. Instead, the AeroFit 2 have an open-ear design that sits on the outside of the ear canal. The ear hooks ensure they stay safely in place, and they're adjustable in four different ways to make sure you find the best fit.

On a single charge, the AeroFit 2 get about 10 hours of playtime, but that increases to 42 hours with the included charging case. A quick 10-minute charge will earn you an extra four hours of battery life. Plus, the case is wireless charging-friendly.

SEE ALSO: Our favourite budget-friendly earbuds are back to under $20

With the Soundcore app, the AeroFit 2 can automatically translate conversations in 100 languages. Simply wear the AeroFit 2 open-ear headphones, open the Soundcore app, and get access to AI-powered translations. When you speak, the headphones will capture your voice and play your message through your phone in the desired language. When speaking with another person, the app will capture the conversation and play translated audio through the headphones. This feature makes the AeroFit 2 perfect for upcoming international travel.

These are also great for summer workouts, or to keep in your gym bag. They come with an IP 55 rating, which indicates they're resistant to water splashes, dust, and sweat. Soundcore also added the brand's proprietary SweatGuard technology to the AeroFit 2 headphones.

For all-day tunes, open-ear headphones could be the best choice. And thanks to today's deal on the Soundcore AeroFit 2 at Amazon, now is a great time to try out the design. You'll be scoring a super functional pair for $30 off.

The best headphones and speaker deals to shop this week

• Soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds — $24.99 (List Price $39.99)

• JBL Flip 6 Portable Bluetooth Speaker — $99.00 (List Price $129.95)

• Bose SoundLink Flex Portable Speaker — $99.00 (List Price $149.00)

• Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones — $278.00 (List Price $349.99)

• JBL Bar 300 5.0ch Compact Soundbar — $449.95

• Sony WH-CH520 Wireless Headphones   — $38.00 (List Price $59.99)

Are you trying to decide between Plex and Jellyfin for your media server? The two server platforms have a lot of similarities (and a lot of differences), so it can be hard to make the right choice.

Today, Bumble launches an in-app dating advice hub with content from dating and relationship experts.

The dating app where "women make the first move" has had a tumultuous time lately. Last year, Bumble revamped the "first move" with Opening Moves, a way for men to message women first on the app. Then-CEO Lidiane Jones said this was brought about by user feedback about dating app exhaustion — something that daters have been complaining about for years.

SEE ALSO: Bumble adds host of new safety and compatibility features

At the start of 2025, Bumble founder and original CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd announced she was coming back to lead the app. Last month, Bumble announced a layoff of 30 percent of its staff, signalling consequences for ongoing dating app fatigue.

Now, Bumble will launch 20 pieces of exclusive advice content from experts Jillian Turecki, Shan Boodram, and Kier Gaines, including both articles and videos. From a screenshot shared with Mashable, it looks like the hub will also have content displayed in a format similar to Instagram stories. Themes include being yourself on the app, moving from the app to IRL, self-love, first dates, and connecting with others. Bumble's press release states that this "marks a broader evolution in Bumble's approach — blending technology with human insight."

Seeing as daters want to meet each other in-person but don't know how (from 10 daters Mashable spoke to earlier this year), it makes sense that Bumble wants to lean into the "human" aspect of dating. It also makes Bumble stand out as, in recent years, dating apps have blended together as they copy distinct features from each other. At a time when dating apps are adding more and more AI, human experts may be what draws users back in.

In the press release, Jillian Turecki said she's excited to partner with Bumble on the Dating Advice Hub. "Dating should be exciting, not exhausting and with the right support, it really can be."

SAVE $40: As of July 22, the Fire TV Cube is on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. That's 29% off its list price of $139.99.

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With so many exciting shows and films dropping on streaming services, it's important to have a streaming setup that can keep up with everything you want to watch. If you've been looking to invest in something new, Amazon's Fire TV Cube has dropped to under $100 for a limited time.

More specifically, the Fire TV Cube is on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. This is 29% off its list price of $139.99, allowing you to save $40. It's currently marked as a limited-time deal, so you'll want to be quick to take advantage of it while it's still live.

SEE ALSO: Best streaming services: We compare Netflix, Hulu, Max, Disney+, and more

Alongside a compact design to fit near your TV, the Fire TV Cube boasts an octa-core 2.0 GHz processor and support for WiFi 6E so you can boot up your favorite apps quickly and watch them with smooth, lag-free quality. And speaking of quality, the picture will look great thanks to support for 4K Ultra HD resolution alongside Dolby Vision and HDR, plus Dolby Atmos for immersive sound.

This deal may not last for long. Don't miss out on $40 off the Fire TV Cube at Amazon.

It isn't the only streaming device of Amazon's that's been discounted, either. The whole Fire TV Stick lineup has dropped back to Prime Day pricing, so you can find the best device for you.

There’s so much anime out there that it can sometimes be hard to keep up. I miss the days when only a handful of titles would slither onto the video store shelves. Now there’s an avalanche of new anime shows and movies that seem to be released daily!

Press junkets typically involve the stars of a movie being asked a lot of the same questions, so what's the best way to switch that up? It turns out passing the microphone to small children works well.

In the BBC Radio 1 clip above The Fantastic Four: The First Steps stars Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby respond to a series of questions recorded by kids, ranging from "I want to know if you've been told off on set," to "Have you ever weed in a swimming pool?"

The answers to both of those is apparently yes.