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Paul Hughes

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
5
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Sep 25, 2026
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Sep 23, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Paul Hughes

    Download BetaSeries - TV Shows & Movies (free) for Android, APK, iOS and Web App | Gizmodo (opens the original)

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    BetaSeries is a tracking app for television and film, built around one simple job: knowing what you have watched, what is out next, and where you can watch it. Tell it which shows you follow, and it builds you a personal calendar of upcoming episodes, notifies you when something drops, and keeps a running record of where you are in every series. It has been going for over a decade and has a community of around a million members. The user base started out largely French, though the app and site n

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Paul Hughes

    Download Mullvad VPN for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and Linux | Gizmodo (opens the original)

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    Mullvad VPN is a Swedish privacy service that has built a reputation on doing less rather than more. There are no tiers to compare, no lifetime deals, and no countdown timers on the pricing page. You pay one flat monthly rate, and that is the whole offer. The sign-up process is the part that surprises most people: Mullvad does not ask for your email address, your name, or anything else that identifies you. You get a randomly generated account number instead, and that number is your login. Paymen

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Paul Hughes

    Download HangUp: A spam call blocker (free) for Android | Gizmodo (opens the original)

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    HangUp is a free spam call blocker and caller ID app built by Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN and NordPass. Its job is narrow, and it does not pretend otherwise. Every incoming call gets checked against a database of known spam numbers and telemarketers, and you get a warning on screen before you answer, or the call gets blocked outright if you would rather not see it at all. Nuisance calls were already a problem, and AI voice cloning has made them harder to spot, which is why a plain

  4. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Paul Hughes

    Download Vinted (free) for Android, APK, iOS and Web App | Gizmodo (opens the original)

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    Vinted is a peer-to-peer marketplace for second-hand clothing, and it works on a model that sounds too good to be true until you use it. Sellers pay no listing fee and no commission, so an item listed at thirty dollars pays out thirty dollars. Buyers cover a Buyer Protection fee at checkout instead, which funds the platform and the guarantee behind it. The company started in Lithuania in 2008. Cofounder Milda Mitkute was moving house with too many clothes to take with her, and Justas Janauskas b

  5. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Paul Hughes

    Download Camtasia Snagit for Windows and macOS | Gizmodo (opens the original)

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    Camtasia Snagit is a screen capture and screen recording tool from TechSmith that sits inside the wider Camtasia product suite. Its purpose is simple: grab whatever is on your screen as an image or a short video. Where it earns its keep is everything that happens next, since it pairs capture with an editor built for explaining things. You can drop arrows onto a screenshot, highlight the part that matters, number a sequence of steps, or blur out something nobody else needs to see. People use it f

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