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Sleuth uncovers Office 97 Easter egg hidden for 30 years: 'the comments Clippy provides are a cherry on top'
By Alex Wawro published
Clippy makes a fun cameo in this Microsoft Office 97 Easter egg

Best cheap OLED TV deals for January 2026
By Louis Ramirez last updated
OLED TV deals can be found just about any time of the year. I'm rounding up the top OLED deals on our favorite TVs.

How to watch Newcastle vs Man City: free streams, TV channels & preview for Carabao Cup 2025-26 semi-final
By Krishi Chowdhary published
We'll show you all the ways you can watch Newcastle vs Man City in the 2025-26 EFL Cup semi-final from anywhere in the world.

Leaker compares Intel's Panther Lake with rumored AMD 'Canis' chips that could power the PS6 Handheld
By Scott Younker last updated
Regular leaker reveals some Panther Lake and AMD 'Canis' specs.

Apple Vision Pro VR headset reportedly losing production support: what that could mean
By Scott Younker last updated
A new rumor claims that Apple is ending production support for its Vision Pro headset.

Reddit was down — live updates on massive outage
By Scott Younker last updated
Reddit appears to be suffering from an outage. Here's what's happening during the downtime.

'We work to make broad improvements': Google responds to claims its AI Overviews mislead users over health queries
By Jeff Parsons last updated
Google has quietly removed AI Overviews on certain health queries after a report claimed they were inaccurate and potentially dangerous.

Why Exercise Is Vital for Managing Depression Symptoms, According to Science
By Sam Hopes last updated
Research: ‘Exercise may result in a reduction in depressive symptoms', potentially just as much as therapy or medication.

People are saying you shouldn't cook chicken in the air fryer — here's why they're wrong
By Millie Fender last updated
Ignore the people saying you can't roast a chicken in an air fryer — I follow these 3 steps, and it works every time

'This is going to be a challenging year': Framework just raised the price of its desktops by up to $460 due to RAM crisis, and it will go higher
By Tony Polanco published
Due to the ongoing RAM crisis, Framework is now forced to raise the price of its desktops by up to $460. Here's everything you need to know.
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