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How to watch 'Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy' online from anywhere
By Aatif Sulleyman published
How to watch 'Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy' online, starring Michael Chernus in the title role and Gabriel Luna as Detective Rafael Tovar.

Apple removes this critical accessory from European M5 MacBook Pro boxes — and I hope this isn't a new norm
By Dave LeClair published
Apple's decision to leave a charger out of the M5 MacBook Pro's box is baffling.

Claude Haiku 4.5 just launched — and vibe coding will never be the same
By Amanda Caswell published
Claude Haiku 4.5 is Anthropic’s fastest Claude model yet — matching Sonnet 4.5’s coding skill while outperforming it in speed, computer control and real-time AI tasks.

Netflix partners with Spotify to bring video podcasts to the streaming service
By Christina Izzo published
Spotify podcasts like "The Bill Simmons Podcast" and "The Zach Lowe Show" will be available to watch on Netflix starting next year

Amazon's new Fire Stick can stream in 4K for $40, but good luck using it with a VPN – here's why
By George Phillips published
Amazon's new budget Fire Stick is switching to a new OS, and VPNs aren't supported. Here's what you need to know.

Google Keep is finally getting support for the Tasks app — and I couldn't be happier
By Tom Pritchard last updated
Google Keep's reminders are now coming to the Tasks app — 18 months after Google first promised it.

Forget Sora 2 — Veo 3.1 just launched and it’s faster and offers more tools
By Amanda Caswell published
Google just launched Veo 3.1, its most powerful video AI model yet — with tools for object-level editing, audio continuity and scene transitions that even Sora 2 doesn’t have.

Smeg powers up with Porsche — and launches a limited edition kitchen appliance collection
By Camilla Sharman published
Design-driven Smeg collaborates with Porsche with a statement limited edition kitchen appliance collection.

California has introduced its own age verification bill – is this the safest way to verify your age?
By George Phillips published
The Governor of California has signed an age verification bill into law. It appears far less invasive than other US age verification laws but is it effective?
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