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Huawei’s first trifold is a great phone that you shouldn’t buy
Let’s get one thing out of the way immediately: you shouldn’t buy Huawei’s trifold phone, the Mate XT. And that’s alright, because you probably couldn’t if you wanted to — while it’s no longer exclusive to China, it’s only on sale in a handful of countries, and not in the US or Europe. Besides, I can reel off a list…
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Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Your ‘Gut Health’
Your digestive system is a hugely important part of your body, and keeping it healthly is hugely important. Without good gut health, you might be in pain, or suffer embarrassing symptoms, or worse. But it does not follow that you need to load up on foods or products that promise to improve your gut health. Gut health, it turns out,…
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‘Helpful’ Things You Actually Shouldn’t Do for Your Neighbor
Neighbor relations can be fraught—a whopping three-fourths of Americans dislike at least one neighbor, although just about the same number of people report being friends with a neighbor as well. It’s safe to say that most people want to be good neighbors, and are generally willing to observe little courtesies like keeping the noise down or accommodating the occasional contractor…
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‘Lighter and cheaper’ — Apple Vision Pro 2 sounds like a headset you’ll actually buy, but here’s why you shouldn’t
Apple Vision Pro has had a rocky launch to say the least. It’s one of the most technologically advanced gadgets you can buy, but it’s hurting people’s heads, necks, eyes and wallets. There is a plan to turn it around, though. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman Apple is hard at work on a next generation Vision Pro that will fix…
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The OnePlus 13 Is the First Non-Pixel to Preview Android 16 (But You Shouldn’t Install It)
Summary OnePlus 13 gets Android 16 Beta 2 but comes with major bugs. Known issues include camera errors, font adjustments, and device restarts. Consider risks before installing the beta version and back up all data. If you’re a proud owner of a OnePlus 13, there’s some good news and bad news for you. You’re getting a sneak peek at Android…
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Why You Shouldn’t ‘Panic Buy’ in the Face of Tariffs
We may earn a commission from links on this page. You’ve probably heard a thing or two about the ongoing tariff situation. You might know the Trump administration has been imposing tariffs on countries around the world since February. What started as a 10% tariff on China, for example, has multiplied more than tenfold. Other countries have had tariffs threatened,…
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Why You Shouldn’t ‘Fix’ Your Older Chromecast With a Factory Reset, According to Google
A mysterious bug is affecting numerous older Chromecast devices, as per a lengthy thread on Reddit—specifically, the second-generation Chromecast and the Chromecast Audio, which both launched in September 2015. If you’ve been affected, hold off on trying a factory reset of your device. The bug has started appearing over the last 24 hours, rendering affected devices pretty much unusable. One…
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I Tried Microsoft Copilot’s Mac App, and You Probably Shouldn’t
There’s a lot of talk online these days about hiding Copilot in Windows and tools that can remove it entirely. There’s a reason for that: Some people are annoyed with AI and would prefer not to deal with it. Despite this trend, Microsoft recently launched Copilot for Mac, for some reason. While Windows users are looking to remove Microsoft’s AI…
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7 Things You Shouldn’t Clean With Dish Soap
Even the sweatiest, oiliest skin doesn’t need the rigorous stripping you’ll find in standard dish soap. “Dish soap and skin cleansers are based on the same ingredients—surfactants—but dish soap is usually formulated to be more cleansing, which might end up stripping skin a bit more,” says Michelle Wong, PhD, a cosmetic chemist in Sydney, Australia. Although they’re formulated to be…
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When to Use a Mesh VPN and Four Signs You Shouldn’t
A mesh Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a secure, flexible way for remote teams to communicate over the internet. Unlike traditional client-server VPNs that route traffic through a central server, a mesh VPN connects each device directly to others, allowing for faster, more efficient data transmission. This decentralized approach ensures that every team member can securely access the network without…
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