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Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra vs Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra: The difference one year can make - Engadget (opens the original)
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An iterative upgrade once again for Samsung's laptop-sized tablet line. Holding up the newly announced Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra alongside its predecessor from last year, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, you'd be hard pressed to spot a physical difference. The biggest and baddest of Samsung's Android tablets is still a comically large and impossibly thin slab of glass, still rocking a 14.6" AMOLED display to make it a media consumption and productivity powerhouse. It's an iterative update from Samsu
The Ember Mug 3 is brimming with potential, but it leaves a bitter taste - Engadget (opens the original)
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A self-heating mug is a great idea, but for $150, Ember's third-generation flagship is a tough sell. While unboxing the Ember Mug 3, I pondered the hubristic battle humanity has long waged against nature. Ember makes mugs that keep your drinks hot for hours longer than nature would otherwise ordain. Coffee and tea are among the quiet luxuries that get me through each day, but I'm a torturously slow drinker who will nurse a flat white for several hours. The prospect of a mug that keeps my drinks
The safest and easiest way to debloat Windows 11 - Engadget (opens the original)
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You can clean up a lot of Windows' pre-installed junk, but should do so methodically. It's no secret that Windows has seen better days. Since Windows 11 arrived in October 2021, the operating system has garnered a reputation for bloat, with Microsoft publicly admitting in February 2026 that Windows 11 needs some improvements. Its attempts have been a mixed bag — some changes have improved performance, added options to the system UI and rolled back obnoxious adware, but plenty of issues remain un
When are surround sound systems actually worth it over soundbars? - Engadget (opens the original)
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Surround sound offers maximum audio immersion, but there are cost and space barriers. No matter which TV you have, it's almost certain that its built-in speakers are terrible. They might be fine for news or casually watching YouTube videos, but for a proper movie, you're probably struggling to hear dialogue, let alone details in the bass and mids. Moreover, modern surround sound technologies like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X have moved from channel-based to object-based mixing, requiring sound to origi
How to use Android apps on your Windows PC (and why you might want to) - Engadget (opens the original)
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Mobile gamers may find this especially useful. This summer, the popular games studio Bungie ended development on the long-running, live-service game Destiny 2. As an avid player who had chewed through all the content that game had to offer, I still wanted a Destiny fix, so I turned to the next best thing: the mobile game Destiny: Rising, developed by NetEase. But while I could easily play the game on my phone or tablet, gaming on a handheld screen has never appealed to me. So, I installed the An
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