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  • Sky Sports killed off its female-focused Halo brand after just three days

    That Sky Sports felt the need to launch a TikTok channel specifically marketed towards women and billed as its “lil sis” was questionable enough. But once people got a taste of the content on Halo, it was clear the company had absolutely no idea what it was doing. Halo didn’t focus on women’s sports, nor did it seem to be…

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  • iPhone release schedule set to change forever in 2026/2027, confirms Apple insider

    After over a decade of debuting its latest iPhones in the fall, Apple’s reportedly shaking things up starting with the iPhone 18 release schedule. According to Mark Gurman in Bloomberg’s “Power On” newsletter, Apple plans to switch to a twice-yearly release schedule, with three high-end models — the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and rumored iPhone Fold —…

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  • Google to flag Android apps with excessive battery use on the Play Store

    Google will start taking action on Android apps in the official Google Play store that have high background activity and cause excessive battery draining. Apps that exceed a “bad behavior threshold” may be flagged on Google Play for negatively impacting battery performance and may affect their visibility in the Android ecosystem. Developers have until March 1, 2026, to update their apps to…

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  • The best gifts for dads that have everything (but deserve more)

    What do you get the man who says he has everything? It’s a tough question — and one you have a limited amount of time to answer, given the holidays are nearly upon us. You could try dropping subtle hints or asking friends and family for suggestions, but they might save their best ideas for themselves. Fortunately, if you’re struggling…

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  • I can’t wait for ‘Nobody Wants This’ season 3 but it needs to make this major change

    Netflix announced “Nobody Wants This” season 3 just a few weeks after season 2 dropped, but the show has a major problem it needs to fix. The series debuted strong with Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah (Adam Brody), two people with wildly different personalities and lifestyles who nonetheless spark instantly. Joanne is a spunky podcaster who talks openly about sex,…

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  • Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack cost the company over $220 million

    Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) published its financial results for July 1 to September 30, warning that the cost of a recent cyberattack totaled £196 million ($220 million) in the quarter. The cyberattack was announced on September 2, 2025, forcing the British carmaker to shut down production at major plants and send its staff home. A follow-up statement confirmed that data…

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  • Pluribus’ third episode throws a bomb into things

    If you weren’t clear on just what a miserable person Carol (Rhea Seehorn) is, episode 3 of Pluribus sure makes it obvious. It opens with a flashback, as Carol and her partner Helen (Miriam Shor) are on a dream vacation at an ice hotel in Norway, and all she can do is complain about how cold it is. When Carol…

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  • Cuisinart FastFreeze ice cream maker review: a tasty triumph

    Home ice cream makers have exploded in popularity over the last few years, but none of them work quite like the Cuisinart FastFreeze. Sure, I could spend this entire review comparing the Fast Freeze directly to the Ninja Creami, but that would be doing it a disservice. This isn’t a dupe: It’s a very innovative alternative that’s cheaper, faster, and…

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  • Decades-old ‘Finger’ protocol abused in ClickFix malware attacks

    The decades-old “finger” command is making a comeback,, with threat actors using the protocol to retrieve remote commands to execute on Windows devices. In the past, people used the finger command to look up information about local and remote users on Unix and Linux systems via the Finger protocol, a command later added to Windows. While still supported, it’s rarely used today…

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  • Tim Cook could step down as Apple CEO next year

    According to the Financial Times, Tim Cook could step down as Apple CEO as early as next year. And the board has started to seriously work out a succession plan. FT says that John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice-president of hardware engineering, is considered the frontrunner for the position. Rumors of Cook’s stepping down follow the retirement of Apple COO Jeff…

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