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With GTA VI expected to come in at 210GB, here's how long it'll take to download on every NBN speed
The biggest video game in history is prepping for launch, but is your home internet connection up to the task of ensuring it will download as quickly as possible?
Felix Mobile’s new true unlimited plan is faster at 80Mbps, but it’s now also cheaper for a limited time
If you find yourself running out of mobile data every month but don’t want to spend too much
Here’s where you can preorder the new OLED-equipped iPad Mini
Apple's smallest tablet is getting a bigger screen. Earlier this week, the company announced the eighth-generation iPad Mini alongside several new MacBook Pro models
Instagram doesn’t have a plan to pay long-form video creators
Instagram is testing long-form videos (again) to lure in creatives from YouTube, but the platform hasn't figured out how (or if) it'll actually pay them
Save $6.50 per month with this Proton Unlimited deal
Proton Unlimited is down to $6.49 a month, saving you a massive $78 per year on a privacy suite that replaces your VPN, email, cloud storage, and more
ChatGPT has a clever new way to fight back against election deepfakes — I tried it and it actually works
With next week’s US midterm elections on the horizon, ChatGPT has introduced a novel method to help stop the creation of political deepfakes.
Amazon drops a better than Black Friday deal on the most supportive memory foam mattress I've ever tested — now $330 in a queen
I slept on the EGOHOME Black 12" Memory Foam for almost a year, and this is hands-down the best mattress deal you're going to find before the Black Friday sales
Apple Creator Studio Brings MotionVFX and AI Assistants to Subscribers
It isn’t just new hardware dropping this week in Apple’s “Pro and Tell” event.
Ford’s Most Affordable EV Will Offer Built-in Bidirectional Home Charging
The Fathom’s built-in inverter can keep the lights on in your home during an outage — not bad for under $30,000.
Last Week’s Critical PHP Warning Was the Tip of the Web Vulnerability Iceberg
AI is finding new holes in the infrastructure of the internet. Is anyone around to patch them?
Halloween Candy Prices Take a Scary Bite Out of Shoppers’ Budgets
Americans could spend over $4 billion on Halloween candy this year.
Anthropic, Suno Sued for Unlawfully Using Songs by Madonna, Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell
Companies are accused of training their AI models using copyrighted music and lyrics.
Ace Combat 8 Elevates High-Voltage Dogfights With Wistful Melodrama
The latest Ace Combat game feels like a polished, punchy airborne adventure — unapologetically anime in its storytelling and a joy to play.
8 Things Pro Organizers Are Buying During Wayfair's Way Day, Starting at $17
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Sweet & Spicy Ground Beef and Cabbage Noodles
The sweet and spicy sauce is everything. READ MORE...
These Resorts Offer a Real Taste of American Regional Cuisine
American resorts are once again having a moment — and it’s not pickleball partisans driving the trend
I Asked AI How to Declutter My Chaotic Storage Closet, and It Actually Fixed It
It took the stress out of the daunting project. READ MORE...
A Carpeted Dining Room Is Now a Vibrant Playroom Thanks to a Rainbow Mural
In some homes, it makes sense to tuck a play area away — in a basement or living room corner, for example
AURALEE and Tekla Made the Most Aspirational PJs Ever, Again
The coziest coupling in fashion is back with a range of luxe loungewear, including wool-cashmere knitwear, checked flannel pajamas, and shearling slippers.
All-Black Winterwear Doesn't Have To Be Boring
Black is a severe color. But what if it could be gentle, rendered in performance wear silhouettes? Ten C and Comoli have the answer.
Human Made's Flagship is 2000s-Era BAPE Made Modern
The space-age retail experience from NIGO's A Bathing Ape shops in the 2000s has been upgraded for Human Made's massive new flagship in Harajuku.
Ablaze with more protests: France trapped in a vicious cycle that the state struggles to break
As France braces for more unrest following nationwide protests, the government’s security escalation renews questions about policing strategy
Inside the quiet, palatial walls of Design Miami Paris
A recap of the standout pieces and galleries on show in Karl Lagerfeld’s former home. The post Inside the quiet, palatial walls of Design Miami Paris appeared first on Monocle .
Four wildfire-fighting companies to watch in the blazing years ahead
From analog aviation retrofits to hi-tech AI detection and autonomous drones
Across scattered cities, here’s to bringing back the impromptu encounter
A most surprising, curious thing happened early Monday evening: some people showed up at my apartment unannounced
Singaporean politicians receive some of the world’s best paycheques. So why should they earn more?
To attract highly skilled workers, the city-state offers salaries that rival private sector jobs. The post Singaporean politicians receive some of the world’s best paycheques
Meet five literary leaders helping Jakarta’s book industry turn a new page
From the co-founder of Periplus to the writer of ‘Cigarette Girl’ and the chair of the Indonesia International Book Fair
Brits rarely agree on government policy. Addressing the national shortage of common sense would be a start
Forget grand economic fixes for a moment. If the government really wants to restore public confidence
Like a one-week free trial, our relationship with streaming services is not made to last
After many years of using streaming platforms, it’s time for a fresh start: a return to an era when films were packaged in something more tangible – and long-lasting – than a