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30,000 games are either Steam Deck verified or at least ‘playable’ on Valve’s handheld

Valve’s handheld launched in February 2022, opening the door to playing your Steam library on the go. Now, almost half a decade later, 30,000 games either enjoy the green stamp of being Steam Deck verified, or are at least considered ‘playable.’ According to the latest numbers from SteamDB that breaks down to 8,964 Steam Deck […]

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Amazon’s Sophie Turner-led Tomb Raider series broke UK safety laws during production

The ruling, which was obtained by Deadline, concluded that the production breached the Health and Safety at Work Act of 1974 and the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations of 2002. The reason? Improper protections for the crew when handling certain substances. The HSE said the crew did not undergo the required “biological monitoring”

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Apple Labor Day 2026 deals now live: AirPods Pro 3, M6 Mac mini, AirTag 2, iPhone, more [Updated]

Update 9/2: Amazon has now dropped the price on AirPods Pro 3 back down to $199 for its Labor Day sale (this is $50 off and actually $1 less than our previous mention). Amazon has now officially launched its massive 2026 Labor Day Sale and the deals are flying. We are tracking $50 off AirPods

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Oura’s Menopause Impact Scale Expands Out of the App and Into Women’s Health Care

Despite 1.3 million women entering menopause each year, this stage in a woman’s life remains stigmatized and understudied. But a rise in femtech centered on menopause could help change that. In June, Apple announced that its Health app now supports cycle tracking for both menopause — when a woman’s menstrual period permanently stops, and she

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The Cheap Kitchen Tool I Bring to Every Rental House or Airbnb

You don’t need chef training to be picky about the tools you use in the kitchen. That goes doubly for when you might be called to someone else’s kitchen, whether that’s a family holiday situation or a rental property. If you’re cooking for the group — by coercion or self-nomination — you have every right

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Galaxy S27 Ultra could go Exynos again, and this time, Snapdragon fans might get jealous

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Samsung appears to be on track to launch the Galaxy S27 series early next year. The series gains a new Pro variant in addition to the three existing models, but the bigger, more polarizing change so far is the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s new

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Dropbox breach seemingly caused by egregious authentication failure [U]

Multiple Dropbox users have been emailed by the cloud storage company to advise them that a security breach saw unauthorised access to their account. Update: the company has said that about 5,000 accounts were compromised, with files downloaded from around 1,500 of them. The root cause appears to be a lack of authentication by Dropbox

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Dropbox breach seemingly caused by egregious authentication failure [U]

Multiple Dropbox users have been emailed by the cloud storage company to advise them that a security breach saw unauthorised access to their account. Update: the company has said that about 5,000 accounts were compromised, with files downloaded from around 1,500 of them. The root cause appears to be a lack of authentication by Dropbox

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OpenAI faces 30 more lawsuits tied to Tumbler Ridge shooting

Edelson PC, the law firm that filed seven lawsuits against OpenAI in April on behalf of victims and families connected to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, is filing 30 additional complaints this week. The new plaintiffs include teachers, a principal, and students who were in the building during the attack but not physically shot. The

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