HeyJaredMatt Elliott
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Acer Swift Go 16 AI Review: Lean, Large OLED Laptop for Less - CNET (opens the original)
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There are two reasons to pick the Acer Swift Go 16 AI laptop: it’s lightweight, and it has a large OLED display. This 16-inch laptop weighs just over 3 pounds, making it one of the more portable options for its size. It’s also one of the few laptops you can find with an OLED display for $1,000 or less. The thing is, you can’t have it all for $1,000, especially these days with the global RAM shortage driving up computer component prices. As with any budget laptop, there are trade-offs you must ac
Dell 14S Review: Solid if Unspectacular Mainstream Laptop - CNET (opens the original)
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Dell largely has itself to blame for my tepid endorsement of its Dell 14S laptop. Let me explain. The midrange Dell 14S is a sensible step down from the premium XPS 14, forcing some trade-offs in design and display resolution for a lower price. The Dell 14S starts at $1,400, and the system Dell sent me with CPU and display upgrades rings in at $1,600. Meanwhile, a similarly configured XPS 14 costs more than $2,000. Saving $400 to $500 for a chunkier but still all-metal chassis is an attractive p
How to Watch AFC and NFC Championship Games: Stream NFL Playoffs Free (opens the original)
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School is back in session, new iPhones are here and NFL football is back. Welcome to September! I’ve got recommendations for the best ways to watch or stream the NFL 2026 season, and here is your Week 1 NFL viewing guide for the first full Sunday of games. According to the 506 Sports coverage map, most of the country will get the Bills-Texans game on CBS and the Falcons-Steelers game on Fox in Sunday’s early window starting at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT). For the late games starting at 4:25 p.m. ET (
It’s iPhone Duo Users Who Will Want a Stylus - CNET (opens the original)
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Steve Jobs famously posed this question when he introduced the first iPhone in 2007. It was a jab at the other smartphones of the era with small screens that were better navigated with a skinny stylus than with a fat finger. Jobs quickly answered his own question. “You have to get ’em and put ’em away, and you lose ’em. Yuck! Nobody wants a stylus.” The iPhone’s giant-for-the-time display was best navigated with nature’s stylus, Jobs argued, your finger. Fast forward two decades, and we’ve come
Apple Reference Photo Lets iPhone Photographers Prove What’s Real - CNET (opens the original)
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Apple spent much of its “Surprise and shine” fall event breathlessly detailing the new AI capabilities of Apple Intelligence and the new Photographic Styles with the iPhone 18 Pro. The new features offer greater AI-assisted abilities to change the look of a photo. In the midst of all this, the company also introduced a defense against AI-generated and -altered images. The iPhone 18 Pro adds a new Reference camera mode, which digitally authenticates that an image you took with the phone hasn’t be
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