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How to share vacation photos on any screen

FOX News

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Balmuda NatureWind Studio Review: A Better Breeze

WIRED

This unique fan delivers one of the nicest breezes I've ever experienced, but is it worth hundreds of dollars more than its competition? Interesting style and refined build quality. Air movement is effective yet gentle. Has a generous 10-foot-long cord. The assembly process is involved.


SteelSeries Coupon Codes: 15% Off in July 2026

WIRED

Gaming is better with great gear. A powerful gaming headset and a good keyboard are two must-haves for me, whether I'm playing or firing up my latest unfinished run of (I'll move on eventually to, I promise). A longtime favorite brand of WIRED's for this kind of gaming gadgetry comes from SteelSeries. SteelSeries' latest gaming headphones and mice have been a hit in testing, and now you can score your very own with the help of a SteelSeries discount code. Whether you're shopping for a new gaming headset or keyboard, or looking for a discount on your first order, a SteelSeries coupon code can get you deals on just about anything SteelSeries offers.


Former Bills, Steelers cornerback Levi Wallace retires at 31

FOX News

Cornerback Levi Wallace announced his NFL retirement at age 31 after eight seasons. The Alabama walk-on and undrafted free agent played for the Buffalo Bills for four seasons.


AWS Billing Glitch Hits Customers With Billion-Dollar Fees

WIRED

An error with the cloud computing giant's billing operation caused some customers' monthly bills to rise from a few cents to billions of dollars. A glitch with Amazon Web Services' billing operation led some customers to believe they owed the world's fifth most valuable company billions of dollars. Bill Radjewski, who runs CollegeFootballData.com, was one of the affected customers. This morning, he woke up to a jarring email alert from AWS: He had racked up more than $1.5 billion in usage fees, and his August 1 bill was on track to be upwards of $3 billion. "I've had this account for 6+ years and in that time my monthly spend has never exceeded $0.02," Radjewski tells WIRED.


The Odyssey in IMAX is worth a long journey of your own

Engadget

You owe it to yourself to see The Odyssey on the biggest screen possible. I thought was a masterpiece after seeing it projected in a typical theater on 70mm film. But that was nothing compared to IMAX. An opening shot of the Trojan Horse buried on a beach towered above the audience. An aerial view of Odysseus's cliffside home in Ithaca took my breath away.


Fanatics Fest crowd goes crazy after LeBron James utters phrase often linked to team trying to sign him

FOX News

LeBron James stirred NBA free agency speculation at Fanatics Fest by saying 'trust the process,' a phrase linked to the Philadelphia 76ers. He insists it wasn't an Easter egg.


Fox News AI Newsletter: IBM's AI warning sends 'shockwave'

FOX News

IBM shares dropped steeply amid AI spending concerns, while Jamie Dimon urges calm over artificial intelligence's impact on jobs and the workforce.


Apple and Google ordered by San Francisco attorney to take action against 'nudify' apps

Engadget

Apple and Google ordered by San Francisco attorney to take action against'nudify' apps Apple and Google ordered by San Francisco attorney to take action against'nudify' apps Both companies were sent cease-and-desist letters regarding 13 apps on their respective stores. Apple and Google have been sent cease-and-desist letters that demand they remove AI-powered nudify apps from their respective app stores. As reported by Wired, San Francisco city attorney David Chiu ordered the two tech giants to take down a total of 13 apps that can be used to create AI-generated deepfake nude images. The letters appeal to Apple and Google to stop aiding and abetting the spread of nonconsensual intimate images, and ask them to stop working with the app developers in question. This isn't the first time Chiu has taken on deepfake platforms, having previously filed a lawsuit against 16 websites that allow users to turn images of real women and girls into pornography using AI.


Why Trump Is Calling For These Major TV Networks to Lose Their Licenses

TIME - Tech

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