Vitamix has earned quite a reputation in the best blenders conversation thanks to its powerful motors, which deliver impressive results. But for the better part of a century, the well-known brand has offered only full-size blenders, with the option to purchase a $150 personal cup adapter separately. Until now. On Monday, Vitamix launched the Nano, […]
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Microsoft has confirmed that .NET Framework updates released as part of the August 2026 Patch Tuesday are breaking printing and PDF export in some applications. In a Windows release health alert seen by BleepingComputer, Microsoft says this known issue affects only apps that use the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) UI framework, an open-source graphical subsystem
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Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. At Google I/O 2026, Google unveiled an updated Ask Play conversational search feature within the Google Play Store. This feature was designed to help users discover apps and get high-level summaries through natural conversation and follow-up questions. Now, Google is preparing to make
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A couple weeks back I noted that I’d been tracking GPU prices on an almost weekly basis for a year now, and that things have never been worse. Well, PC Partner—one of the biggest manufacturers of graphics cards you’ve probably never heard of—suggests it’s going to get even worse. And probably quickly. PC Partner makes
iOS 27 focuses heavily on bug fixes and performance improvements across apps like Safari, Mail, Calendar, and more. In the Messages app, iOS 27 fixes what I think are three of the most frustrating bugs … and the update will be released to everyone in just a few weeks. First, Apple says that failed messages
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Welcome to a new series called Apple a Day, where we’ll share pieces of Apple content from our archives – an article, review and/or video – daily from now through late September. In addition to CNET, this series will include pieces from our sibling sites PCMag, Mashable, Lifehacker and Popular Science. For the first installment,
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According to independent video game retailer Video Game Plus (via Nintendo Life), the Switch 2 version of Modern Warfare 4 will be a code-in-box. This means the physical version will simply include a voucher to be redeemed once on the eShop, which locks it to that account and prevents resales. As a result, the retailer
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A proposed class action lawsuit against Logitech is attempting to recover funds that were allegedly “extracted from American consumers” as a result of the Trump administration’s tariffs. The complaint [PDF] is being led by a construction company, SJK Development, and a California resident, both of whom say they bought Logitech mice at higher, tariff-affected prices.
Last week, we covered the very strange occurrence of a bug in the latest Windows update. Yes, a bug in a Windows update, say it isn’t so. Unfortunately, this one does incur our wrath of gamers more than most because it leads to some games becoming unresponsive. Games like Arc Raiders, Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls,
In yet another unpleasant move in our AI hellscape, Amazon was caught training its generative AI using Twitch stream content earlier this month—a particularly brazen strategy, especially given Twitch’s chief product officer admitted that the data collection was opt-out because “nobody would opt in.” Hmm, I wonder why! Anyway, despite attempts to insist that Twitch
