C. Scott Brown / Android Authority Before the Pixel 10 series went official, I opined that the Pixel 10 Pro was the better small-sized Pixel to get this year. I had my reasons, and they did seem valid before I had used the phones in person. The $200 price difference felt justified; the Pro looked that much more appealing, even …
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Stephen Schenck / Android Authority However, for everything Google seems to have gotten right with this next chapter of Google Home, there’s one area that still feels noticeably lacking: hardware. Specifically, smart speaker and smart display hardware. This is an area where Google has long struggled, and while it is taking steps to improve, I think it’s time for Google …
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The open-science movement has promoted the sharing of scientific protocols, statistical-analysis programs and data files. These efforts have undoubtedly made it easier to see how researchers come to their conclusions. But methods and findings are just the tip of the iceberg. Research often involves a long journey, during which scientists reassess their expectations, pivot and adapt to unexpected challenges and …
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Most people silently struggle without asking for help. Maybe it’s financial problems, relationship issues, or personal pain, but they often walk through life feeling alone. While their behaviors indicate there’s a problem, their words sometimes speak louder. Whether it’s saying they don’t care or acting like they’re busy, if someone says any of these phrases casually, they’re struggling more than …
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Something Hollow Knight: Silksong-related has happened at an Australian museum again. This time, rather than the game being confirmed for an appearance back when it was still infinitely mysterious and sans release date, it’s Team Cherry devs addressing just how difficult their creation is, following plenty of post-release discourse on the subject. This follows the metroidvania‘s first patch making a …
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Team Cherry’s long-awaited Hollow Knight follow-up Silksong has spawned lengthy discourse around difficulty in games, and now the developers have addressed the topic too. The game is part of the Game Worlds exhibition at Australia’s national museum of screen culture (ACMI), which was attended by Dexerto. The exhibition’s co-curator Jini Maxwell spoke with Ari Gibson and William Pellen from Team …
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The wives are back, and showcasing an unfathomable level of honesty. Photo: Bravo After putting Sprinter vans on the map, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has decided to up the ante by going even bigger and kicking off the season with a full-blown camper van. And who’s behind the wheel of this massive RV? You guessed it, Angie …
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NAPA, Calif. — As Ben Griffin stepped away from the cameras and microphones — answering questions about the putt he just missed and the tournament that slipped away — the first man rushing over to greet him was the man who stole it. Before celebrating his Procore Championship win, Scottie Scheffler wanted to embrace his newest Ryder Cup teammate. “Good …
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Good morning, Broncos Country! Before getting into all the reasons Denver didn’t end up on the right side of a win on Sunday, let’s give another shout out to JasonAult16, my stand-in UFG, for his prediction that if the Broncos could “play clean, disciplined football,” they would win. Turns out that is exactly what the Broncos needed to do and …
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Our homes and living spaces — even our desks at work and cars — mirror our inner state. When we’re stressed and overwhelmed, we tend to gather clutter and misplace things. When we’re disconnected from people and purpose, communication diminishes, mail accumulates, and emails go unread. As psychotherapist Michael J. Formica explains, a person’s home reflects their “global state of mind” — …
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