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Side-by-side comparison of Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and third-party alternatives like EasySMX S10 and GuliKit TT Pro

Technology

Nintendo Switch 2 Controller Showdown: Pro Model vs. Affordable Third-Party Alternatives

Compare Nintendo’s $90 Switch 2 Pro Controller with budget-friendly third-party alternatives like the EasySMX S10 and GuliKit TT Pro, which offer features like HD rumble and adjustable TMR sticks at lower prices.

A field of wheat under a cloudy sky, symbolizing the impact of climate change on crop nutrition

Health

Climate Change Alters Crop Nutrition, Sparking New Debate on Supplement Role

Rising CO2 levels are reducing iron, zinc, and protein in staple crops like wheat and rice, sparking debates about dietary supplements as a potential solution.

Claude Cowork AI agent interface on a desktop with files and browser windows

Artificial Intelligence

Claude Cowork: The $100 Beta Tool That Sorts Your Desktop But Can’t Fix Your Life

Anthropic’s $100/month Claude Cowork AI agent offers file sorting and browser automation but faces security risks and task failures in real-world use.

Bluetooth headphones with a warning sign indicating security vulnerability

Technology

Google’s Fast Pair Vulnerability Lets Hackers Hijack Your Headphones in Seconds

A Bluetooth flaw in Google’s Fast Pair feature allows hackers to hijack devices within 14 meters in 10 seconds. Affected brands include Sony, JBL, and OnePlus.

Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope with its 288-megapixel Wide Field Instrument and Coronagraph, set to launch in 2027 to study exoplanets and galaxies

Science

NASA Completes Roman Space Telescope: Set to Map 100,000 Exoplanets by 2027

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, set to launch in 2027, will map 100,000 exoplanets using advanced instruments. Learn about its mission goals and technical specs.

Gut microbiome and intermittent fasting study

Health

Fasting's Gut Impact: Microbiome Shifts Linked to Lasting Weight Loss

A new study links intermittent fasting's microbiome shifts to lasting weight loss, highlighting the role of short-chain fatty acids and Akkermansia muciniphila.

Blizzard's Lindormi’s Guidance affix highlights enemies in World of Warcraft Mythic+ dungeons, reducing visual clutter for players.

Gaming

Blizzard Paints a Cheater’s Guide to Mythic+ Dungeons—and Players Are Happy

Blizzard introduces Lindormi’s Guidance in World of Warcraft, a new Mythic+ affix that reduces visual clutter and aids new players without compromising competitive play.

TSMC's Arizona fab construction site with cranes and workers, symbolizing the foundry's $55B CapEx investment in AI manufacturing.

Technology

TSMC’s $55B Bet: Navigating the AI Bubble with Caution and Confidence

TSMC’s CEO warns of AI bubble risks as the foundry commits $52-$56 billion to 2026 CapEx, balancing confidence with caution in a volatile market.

A traveler organizing clothes in packing cubes, highlighting the balance between compression efficiency and durability for optimal travel organization.

Artificial Intelligence

Packing Cubes: The Unlikely Hero of Travel Organization

Travelers must weigh compression efficiency, weight, and durability when choosing packing cubes, with high-performance models offering trade-offs that align with specific travel needs and budgets.

Dudes battling wolves in How Many Dudes? autobattler roguelike

Gaming

How Many Dudes? Proves You Can Overkill a Duck With Math

How Many Dudes? blends absurdity and tactics in a free Steam demo where 'dude juice' and swarm strategies collide with wolf battles.

Technology

AR Patent Wars Heat Up as Xreal Sues Viture Over Glasses Tech

Xreal sues Viture over AR glasses patent, as legal battles intensify in the maturing smart glasses market.

Health

Father's Early Interactions Linked to Child Health in Longitudinal Study

New research reveals how a father's early warmth and support in infancy correlate with improved cardiometabolic health in children by age 7, highlighting the critical role of paternal involvement.