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Milwaukee Bargains: 12 Handy Tools Under $50 Worth Adding
home-improvement1 hour ago

Milwaukee Bargains: 12 Handy Tools Under $50 Worth Adding

Milwaukee's budget line-up features 12 handheld tools under $50, from a 6-in-1 folding knife and 27-in-1 precision screwdriver to a long needle-nose plier, magnetic I-beam level, smooth-face hammer, small trim square, compact hacksaw, locking C-clamp, 25-foot tape measure, folding hex-key set, adjustable wrench, and a 3/8-inch drive ratchet—each available at Home Depot with strong reviews, highlighting quality, versatility, and value for DIYers and pros alike.

Parallels: MacBook Neo can run Windows apps, but with clear limits
technology1 hour ago

Parallels: MacBook Neo can run Windows apps, but with clear limits

Parallels says its Desktop software can run Windows apps on the MacBook Neo’s ARM-based A18 Pro chip, with early tests showing stable performance while the team continues evaluation. However, Neo’s 8GB of RAM and fanless cooling mean sustained Windows workloads will throttle performance, so it’s best for light Windows use. Parallels even recommends 16GB+ RAM Macs for heavier Windows tasks, while the Neo remains a budget option (~$600) for users who dabble with Windows on macOS.

Jury weighs Meta's role in a teen's Instagram struggle
technology2 hours ago

Jury weighs Meta's role in a teen's Instagram struggle

Kaley, who spent up to 16 hours daily on Instagram, is at the center of a landmark Los Angeles suit accusing Meta and Google of harming a young user’s mental health by making social platforms addictive; the five‑week trial tests whether platforms can be held liable for addiction-like harms, with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifying. TikTok and Snapchat settled separately. Meta argues Kaley’s mental-health issues stem from her home life, while plaintiffs contend social‑media addiction played a major role. A verdict could reshape thousands of similar lawsuits and influence regulatory and public pressure on tech firms.

Apple's iOS 27 Preview Signals Foldable iPhone and AI Overhaul
technology3 hours ago

Apple's iOS 27 Preview Signals Foldable iPhone and AI Overhaul

Ahead of WWDC 2026, rumors suggest iOS 27 will introduce a foldable iPhone Fold with a 5.5" closed and 7.8" open display, plus a major Siri overhaul via Apple Intelligence including a system-wide chatbot, personal context, screen-aware actions, and deeper cross‑app integration, alongside a new Core AI framework for developers and refinements to the Liquid Glass design. Additional teases include AI-powered Calendar and Health features, satellite capabilities, and a sustained performance focus, with a September launch following a June preview.

Elephant Bananza Pushes Destruction to the Limit in Donkey Kong Bananza
gaming4 hours ago

Elephant Bananza Pushes Destruction to the Limit in Donkey Kong Bananza

Donkey Kong Bananza’s Elephant Bananza is the series’ most destructive transformation, capable of inhaling nearby terrain, lava, and more. While some see it going too far, the developers say the power is intentional to enable playful destruction, and DK can transform anytime. The game is now available on Nintendo Switch 2.

Arc Raiders Drops AI Voices for Real Actors
gaming5 hours ago

Arc Raiders Drops AI Voices for Real Actors

Embark Studios says Arc Raiders has shifted away from AI-generated voice lines, with many lines now recorded by real actors and paid for booth time; the studio uses AI mainly as a production tool to test lines before recording and still licenses or uses AI for non-essential lines like certain location pings. The move is intended to improve immersion and reassure players about actor involvement, though some AI usage remains.