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Nothing Phone (3a) – Credit: Nothing The Nothing Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Lite Compared. Which One Is Right for You?
More choices are better, but don’t weep for us not getting the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite. The regular Phone (3a) is a better buy.
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Nothing Phone (3a) Lite – Credit: Nothing Thanks for Nothing? The Nothing Phone (3a) Lite Launches With No US Availability.
Toss it onto the pile of neat things we don’t get in the US.
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Lectric Xpedition2 – Credit: Matt Jancer I Took the Lectric Xpedition2 Cargo Ebike for a Spin—Here’s How It Rides
Looking for an affordable SUV of an ebike to haul your kids and groceries around town? This cargo ebike isn’t cutting edge, but it is solid enough to carry 450 pounds at up to 28 miles per hour.
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Realforce R3 Keyboard. Photo: Realforce The Elusive Topre Mechanical Keyboard
It’s been compared to typing on a clay tablet, which we’ve all done, right? Right?
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Meta Quest 3 – Credit: Meta Meta Quest 3 vs. Meta Quest 3S: Which One Is Right for You?
There are no real surprises here, but both headsets are great pieces of tech.
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Photo: Surfshark Surfshark VPN Just Got Email Scam Protection for Gmail
There’s a delicate balance involved in ensuring privacy and any tool that scans your emails.
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Credit: Sony/NFL YouTube TV’s Reign as a Sports Streaming Powerhouse Might Be Crumbling
Google, which owns YouTube TV, has entered into a slap fight with Mickey Mouse.
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Nothing Phone (3a) Lite sneak peek. Photo: Nothing Lighter Than Nothing. The New Budget Nothing Phone Coming This Week.
It’ll be interesting to see the price at which this new budget-budget model launches, and whether it’ll be worth it over the regular Phone (3a).
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Lectric ebike – Credit: Lectric eBikes How to Buy an Ebike With Your Government Benefits
Looking for ways to trim the price tag a little on that new ebike purchase? The government might help.
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Ulysses vs. Scrivener: The Ultimate Writing App
Give a writing app a try and escape the word processor madness that afflicts long works of literature.
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Matty Matheson Matty Matheson Just Got a Pizza Oven Collab
You might recognize him as Neil Fak from FX’s The Bear, but Matheson is also an accomplished chef of his own.
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