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 Baldur’s Gate 3’s first act is a Tav graveyard — here's how I finally conquered act one syndrome
 Sony Bravia 9 II vs Samsung R95H: which flagship RGB TV is best, and can they compete with OLED?
 WoW: Forever has me excited, but Blizzard needs to tread carefully — the player base will be seriously split in its current state
 Meta unfurls Petal, a 1,000,000 Gbps internet cable 4,300 miles long — that's 3.3 million times quicker than the average US connection, and probably fast enough to transfer all original songs ever produced in less than a second
 'It's like a ground drone': I tested a cute little robot called Beni that follows and films you
 At $210, Elegoo’s Neptune 3 Pro 3D printer brings auto bed levelling to a price beginners will love
 Save $160 on this tiny Ryzen 7 Beelink SER8 mini PC with 32GB of DDR5 RAM
 Amazon's best-selling 3D printer just crashed to a record-low price — the Bambu Lab P1S is now under $500
 Microsoft, Google took down $66 million cybercrime marketplace that sold virtual machines with free software
 China is readying the world's first giant submarine UAV carrier — built with a 1115ft dock, the unnamed mothership could be longer (and bigger) than WW2 light aircraft carriers and carry 148ft underwater drones
 Seagate finds 'AI is increasing the value of data' but warns that 43% of businesses lack proper data storage infrastructure — 99% expect AI storage (and storage costs) to explode
 Nuri rocket launch heralds South Korea’s first microsatellite constallation — and shows it might have the technology to launch its own Starlink
 Iran snoops on enemies of the state with Chosen Brick malware controlled using messaging apps
 'Theft, lies, cover-up': US government slams Huawei for alleged criminal activity as blockbuster trial begins
 Good for Mother Nature? RAM-pocalyse encourages millions to recycle their old devices as expert says 'economics of component recovery are changing'
 I was ready to call these the best open earbuds ever, and they're incredibly cheap — but one recurring issue ruined it all