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Verizon outage is 'resolved' — what happened and what comes next for affected customers
By Scott Younker last updated
Verizon's network has seemingly gone down replacing the network bars with an 'SOS' symbol

Verizon promises to offer credits following massive outage — 'we will make this right'
By Josh Render published
Verizon has released a statement apologizing for the issue, as well as promising credits for affected customers.

Apple may be using titanium and a 'liquid metal' hinge in the iPhone Fold — here's how this could make it the best foldable phone yet
By Richard Priday published
The iPhone Fold could use both titanium and 'liquid metal' according to new design leaks, helping reduce the crease in the display and the phone's weight.

This super-sized shark action movie with Jason Statham just crashed Prime Video's top 10 list — and I can't understand why
By Martin Shore published
"Meg 2: The Trench" has just broken into Prime Video's top 10 list, but if you're thinking of streaming this shark movie sequel, I'd urge you to reconsider.

How to watch 'The Traitors US' season 4 online — including free options
By Caroline Preece last updated
Betrayal returns to the castle as The Traitors US drops a triple‑episode premiere, weekly releases, and plenty of ways to watch at home or abroad

Why are people leaving paper towels on their kitchen floor? There's a good reason
By Cynthia Lawrence published
I just discovered the paper towel trick to leave on your kitchen floor, and it's not as strange as it seems.

Is this the future of air fryers? Cosori's latest launch swaps plastic for stainless steel
By Millie Fender last updated
This new air fryer ditches PFAS for ceramic nonstick coating — and I think it's the start of a huge trend

'Bridgerton' season 4 episode schedule: When is part 1 coming to Netflix?
By Alix Blackburn published
“Bridgerton” season 4 is almost here, and so here’s everything to know about the episode schedule and confirmed runtimes for part 1 on Netflix.

Asus says memory shortage should 'start to normalize' by 2027, but 'nobody wants to be the first one to lower prices'
By Darragh Murphy published
Asus speaks with Tom's Guide on when the ongoing RAM crisis will finally start to normalize, and how there may be a memory pricing standoff since "nobody wants to be the first" to drop costs.
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