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STORY ANGLES - Focuses on consumer tech trends and innovations, particularly at major events like CES. - Highlights standout products and features that define industry advancements. - Covers practical consumer advice (e.g., choosing devices) and market-impact stories.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 65
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Stuff Magazine
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
Latest articles
6 health benefits to a 20-minute walk – even if you never leave the house | Stuff (opens the original)
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An hour of your favourite Netflix thriller shoots past remarkably quickly. An hour of exercise, I think you’ll agree, feels considerably longer. Put a walking pad in front of the TV, though, and you can get through both at once. At 3mph, that’s three miles covered by the time the credits roll. How’s that for an easy life hack? And before you balk – don’t underestimate the benefits of walking. You don’t have to commit to an hour, either. Twenty minutes is a manageable place to start, whether you’
5 grooming mistakes that could be making you look older – even when you’re trying to do the opposite | Stuff (opens the original)
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Unlike your iPhone, I’m not planning on becoming obsolete within the next, say, five years or so. And while I’m not expecting a magical scroll to bestow immortality upon me (or a moisturiser to return me to my twenties), I’d at least like to know if I’m making any grooming mistakes that are prematurely ageing my look. Some of the culprits are easy to overlook – saving sunscreen for holidays, for example, or assuming that more products must mean better skincare. Others are simply worth reconsider
What can plug-in solar actually power? These 5 household appliances are a good start | Stuff (opens the original)
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The allure of a plug-in solar setup is hard to ignore. Put a small system somewhere sunny, hook everything up, and let it chip away at your electricity bill. No need to cover the roof in panels and waste hours of your life getting quotes over the phone. Lovely. What’s less obvious though, is just how many appliances it can actually power. A fridge looks like a bigger job than a kettle, but appearances are misleading. Heating water quickly takes a lot of power, for example, while keeping the milk
Forget bath bombs – the best wellness gifts for Christmas 2026 (opens the original)
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If you’re after the best wellness gifts for Christmas this year, you’ve come to the right place. Wellness has escaped the yoga mat, colonising the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and – judging by the robot vacuum – every dusty corner in between. That makes buying a thoughtful gift more interesting than wrapping another bath bomb, surely? Whether your recipient is refining their morning ritual, unwinding after training, chasing a crisp finish, or dreaming of cleaner floors without lifting a finger, t
Yes, your AI searches use electricity – but how much? The difference between a quick question and a deep dive might surprise you | Stuff (opens the original)
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Asking an AI assistant a question uses electricity – and I’m not talking about your phone. AI data centres have been in the news more and more recently, with particular scrutiny surrounding their energy use. But are all the stats accurate? Let’s do our best to find out. Let’s set the scene. You type, wait a few seconds, and read an answer. Meanwhile, computers in a data centre have been doing the work – although there’s no handy meter beside the chat to tell you how much energy they’ve used. Tha
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