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‘More issues than expected have emerged’ — the iPhone Fold could be in for a delay

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‘More issues than expected have emerged’ — the iPhone Fold could be in for a delay

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Apple's foldable iPhone remains on track for a September debut as engineers and suppliers press to meet the launch window.
Engineering verification tests continue to support a stable timeline, aligning the project with the original launch window.
The foldable iPhone remains part of a broader premium lineup, signaling a high-end focus rather than mass-market appeal.

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Cyberpunk 2077 Gets Free PlayStation 5 Upgrade Later This Week

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Cyberpunk 2077 Gets Free PlayStation 5 Upgrade Later This Week

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The Verge reports a three-mode PS5 Pro update, including Ray Tracing Pro, Ray Tracing, and Performance options for varying visuals and framerates.
Ray Tracing Pro mode targets up to 40fps on VRR displays or 30fps otherwise, expanding RT features to console visuals.
Performance mode on PS5 Pro aims for up to 90fps on VRR displays, prioritizing fluid gameplay with high fidelity.

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I saw Sony's True RGB up close — and the downfall of OLED TVs might come sooner than expected

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I saw Sony's True RGB up close — and the downfall of OLED TVs might come sooner than expected

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Sony confirms True RGB branding for its RGB LED TV, signaling a formal push into premium RGB-driven displays.
The new True RGB TV launches this spring with independent RGB diode control and dense LED architecture for color accuracy.
Sony’s RGB LED approach relies on LED density and drive algorithms for color accuracy, not just LED size.

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The Moto Pad is Motorola’s first US-bound tablet in over a decade

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The Moto Pad is Motorola’s first US-bound tablet in over a decade

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Motorola expands its stylus lineup with the moto g stylus – 2026, introducing a built-in active stylus for precise note-taking, drawing, and AI-assisted features.
The 2026 Moto G Stylus adds AI-powered drawing tools and a Handwriting Calculator integrated into the Notes app.
moto g stylus – 2026 is built for durability with IP68/IP69-rated protection and MIL-STD-810H-style toughness, supported by a leather-inspired finish.
The moto g stylus – 2026 camera system includes a 50MP main sensor, 13MP ultrawide/macro, and a 32MP selfie cam with 4K video support across lenses.
The Moto Pad – 2026 features an 11-inch 2.5K display with a 90Hz refresh rate for fluid scrolling and multitasking on a larger canvas.
Dolby audio and Atmos support on the Moto Pad deliver immersive sound when connected to compatible speakers or headphones.
The devices support seamless multi-device workflows with Smart Connect and Circle to Search, enabling cross-screen sharing and quick on-screen searches.
Battery life is strong across both devices, with the stylus offering up to 100 hours in standby and nearly four hours of writing, and the Pad delivering up to 12 hours of streaming on a full charge.
Free-standing availability and pricing details indicate the Stylus launches in April 16 in the U.S. and Canada, with the Pad launching April 30 through T-Mobile/Metro by T-Mobile and Motorola online.

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The Case for Owning Just 1 Cryptocurrency -- and Which One It Should Be | The Motley Fool

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The Case for Owning Just 1 Cryptocurrency -- and Which One It Should Be | The Motley Fool

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Most cryptocurrencies aren’t worth buying; the case favors owning Bitcoin as the single crypto.
Bitcoin allocation can shift portfolio returns with modest exposure, per Fidelity Digital Assets.
BlackRock research supports a 1%–2% Bitcoin allocation for upside with limited downside risk.
Some analysts suggest a 5% allocation to Bitcoin optimizes risk-adjusted returns.
Bitcoin offers a simpler store of value compared to other cryptos.
Ethereum and XRP are strong investment theses but lack Bitcoin's simplicity.
Bitcoin is recommended for a 'one-crypto' investor strategy.
Motley Fool context positions Bitcoin as a key crypto asset among pundit recommendations.
Bitcoin is cited as having potential portfolio upside with constrained downside.
The article notes Bitcoin's role as a scarce store of value in contrast to other cryptos.

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Trove of sensitive LAPD records leaked in hack attack

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Trove of sensitive LAPD records leaked in hack attack

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Hack breaches a digital storage system tied to the LA City Attorney’s Office, exposing LAPD records.
Authorities say the breach could involve 7.7 terabytes and hundreds of thousands of files.
Los Angeles officials say the breach does not involve LAPD systems or networks, per the LAPD statement.
The breach prompted questions about ransom and funding, with no clear public answer yet.
The Times notes the data included witness names and medical information among discovery materials.
Both outlets emphasize privacy protections in state law surrounding police records.
Social media posts began surfacing with leaked files as officials investigate.
LAPD and city officials are coordinating with the City Attorney’s Office to assess impact.
The Times and Post describe the breach as a potential impact on civil litigation materials.
Officials indicate the incident involves a cyberattack targeting city records rather than LAPD networks.

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Iniu's MagSafe Portable Charger Drops to Record-Low Price With On-Page Coupon

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Iniu's MagSafe Portable Charger Drops to Record-Low Price With On-Page Coupon

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A new cross-reference with the Jackery Explorer 240D deal highlights a separate best-price power bank option on Amazon, signaling strong demand for portable power across brands.
The Jackery Explorer 240D is discounted to $129 at Amazon, down from $209, marking a 38% reduction and its lowest price to date.
The deal emphasizes preparedness for power outages and severe weather, aligning with Mashable’s framing of power banks as essential for off-grid periods.
The Jackery 240D offers high capacity with LiFePO4 chemistry and 256Wh, delivering multiple ports for charging several devices simultaneously.
The device weighs under 5 pounds and is positioned as a portable, travel-friendly backup power source for outdoor use and camping.
The Jackery 240D is described as long-lasting with about 6,000 charge cycles, underscoring durability for frequent use.
The deal notes a quick-charge capability, enabling the unit to reach 80% quickly after depletion for rapid restoration of power.
Mashable positions the Jackery Explorer 240D as a strong alternative or complement to MagSafe-focused chargers, illustrating a broader power-bank landscape.
The Mashable piece frames price as a critical driver, noting the lowest price in its history and urging timely purchase before deals vanish.
Deal terminology indicates promotions are time-sensitive and subject to change, a parallel caution to CNET's emphasis on fleeting Amazon promos.
The Mashable article includes author notes and related deals content, signaling ongoing coverage of portable power and related accessories.

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'It could be a good time to upgrade': Amazon will be pulling support for first to fifth-gen Kindles soon

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'It could be a good time to upgrade': Amazon will be pulling support for first to fifth-gen Kindles soon

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Amazon will end Kindle and Kindle Fire support for devices released in 2012 and earlier on May 20, 2026.
Users can still read existing content on these devices and use Kindle purchases via the mobile app or newer hardware.
If the old devices are deregistered or factory reset, they cannot be re-registered after May 20, 2026.
Amazon will offer a 20 percent discount on new Kindles plus a $20 ebook credit for US customers.
Australia will receive a 20% hardware discount plus AU$30 Kindle Store credit as part of the upgrade offer.
TechRadar reports that the affected list includes Kindle 1st generation to Kindle Fire HD 8.9 (2012) models.
The Verge notes that older devices will still allow access to previously downloaded content and account data.
The move follows a decade of software update requirements to retain Kindle Store access for older devices.
TechRadar suggests upgrading to devices like the 12th-gen Kindle Paperwhite for better performance.
The Verge provides the official timeline and lists the affected devices back to the original Kindle launched in 2007.

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Moto G Stylus (2026) $100 price increase is actually a win for budget buyers — here’s why

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Moto G Stylus (2026) $100 price increase is actually a win for budget buyers — here’s why

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Motorola raises Moto G Stylus price to 499 for 128GB and 599 for 256GB with new stylus features.
Bundled extras make the price increase feel like a value upgrade for buyers.
Motorola emphasizes improved stylus with pressure sensitivity and tilt detection.
Camera upgrade and AI photo enhancements touted as improvements over last year.
Display and battery upgrades support a premium-feel in a budget-focused line.
IP68/IP69 ratings retained for water and dust resistance.
Availability begins April 16 through Motorola, expanding to carriers later.
Motorola also reintroduces the Moto Pad (2026) tablet as part of the lineup.
The Stylus retains a headphone jack and offers expanded storage with microSD support.
Analysts note the price bump aligns with bundled value rather than base hardware alone.

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Save 20% on this pool party-ready Bose speaker in time for spring

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Save 20% on this pool party-ready Bose speaker in time for spring

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The Bose SoundLink Flex second-gen is on sale for about 25% off, bringing price to $119 and matching its best price to date.
The rugged, IP67-rated design with a silicone-wrapped body makes the SoundLink Flex suitable for outdoor use and travel.
The second-gen model preserves 12-hour battery life and stereo capabilities, with refinements like a redesigned control strip and easier-to-locate power button.
The second-gen adds adjustable EQ and support for higher-res AAC and aptX codecs, enhancing audio fidelity.
Despite the price drop, Bose retains the key strengths of portability, weatherproofing, and up to 12 hours of battery life for summer use.
The Verge notes the 25% discount aligns with ongoing deal momentum across Bose speakers, comparing price cuts to prior sales.
The article situates the SoundLink Flex within a broader tech-deals context, including other Amazon bargains.
Verge highlights the SoundLink Flex’s historical acclaim as a best-value portable speaker under $200, reinforcing its ongoing appeal.
The new reference article reinforces that Bose’s design stays compact and travel-friendly, sustaining broad use-cases from beach outings to indoor listening.
The Verge’s coverage complements the original deal article by noting additional tech-grid savings (Nest Doorbell, 30W charger) alongside the Bose price drop.

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