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Surfshark cuts VPN prices with 7-day trial and student discount
Surfshark is offering VPN plans with discounts of up to 87%, plus a 7-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Bike fit advice stresses comfort, knee relief and the right frame
Rebekah Ko of Seattle's Bike Works urges riders to check full bike fit, not just seat height, for comfort and efficiency.
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Wired offers Brooks promo codes with 20% off first orders in May 2026
Wired published a Brooks promo code page for May 2026 featuring discounts and free returns.
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Canon offers $100 off EOS R50 V Body and up to $1,600 discounts in May 2026 sales
Canon is running promotional discounts in May 2026, including $100 off the EOS R50 V Body and 10% off through membership programs in the US.
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Therabody offers up to 35% off in May Mother's Day sale
Therabody is offering up to 35% off select devices in its May 2026 Mother's Day sale.
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Wikipedia briefly showed Wired reporter’s photo as Snap CEO Evan Spiegel
A Wired reporter’s photo mistakenly replaced Evan Spiegel’s image on Wikipedia and Google for about a week.
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Wired updates bird-lover gift guide with smart gadgets and gear
Wired updated its bird-lover gift guide in May 2026 with new picks, including a game, smart nest box, journal and jacket.
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How to buy a bike that fits properly
A properly fitting bike can improve comfort and help prevent injuries, experts say.
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Ottocast Cabin Care adds rear-seat camera to wireless CarPlay
Wired reviewed Ottocast’s Cabin Care adapter, which pairs wireless CarPlay with a rear-facing cabin camera for drivers.
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Apple AirPods Max 2 keep familiar design with upgraded audio features
Apple's AirPods Max 2 keep the original design while adding better noise canceling and new software features.
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Disneyland adds optional face recognition for park entry
Disneyland has added optional face recognition lanes at both Anaheim theme parks.
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Updated travel adapter guide points travelers to universal plug options
An updated May 2026 travel adapter guide recommends universal adapters for multi-country trips and warns against voltage converters.
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FCC bans new foreign-made consumer routers in the US
The FCC in March banned new foreign-made consumer routers and hotspot devices for US households over national security concerns.
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Tovala meal kit uses smart oven to cook fresh meals with QR codes
Tovala pairs meal delivery with a smart oven that cooks fresh meals after a QR code scan.
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Hisense cuts prices on new RGB LED UR9 TVs up to $2,000 on release day
Hisense slashed prices of its UR9 RGB LED TVs on release day, dropping the 65-inch model from $3,500 to $1,999 in the US.
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Some Companies Spend More on AI Infrastructure Than Salaries in 2026
Several firms report AI compute and infrastructure costs surpass employee wages amid rising IT budgets in 2026.
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Axios column says better prompting can improve AI results
Axios said better prompting, not just better models, can help users get stronger results from AI.
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OpenAI revises Microsoft deal to allow model sales on AWS and Google Cloud
OpenAI can now sell its AI models through multiple cloud providers, including Amazon and Google, after revising its deal with Microsoft.
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Cyber Command builds AI infrastructure to use models from any vendor or country
U.S. Cyber Command is building AI infrastructure to test and deploy models from any source as it uses its first dedicated AI funding in 2026.
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Musk testifies in OpenAI lawsuit, says AI safety should trump profit
Elon Musk testified in court in his lawsuit against OpenAI, saying AI safety must come before profit.
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OpenAI and Anthropic brief House Homeland Security on cyber-capable AI models
OpenAI and Anthropic gave classified briefings to House Homeland Security staff on new AI models with cybersecurity risks and defenses.
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Axios says users can improve AI memory by teaching and editing saved details
Axios said users can improve AI memory by telling chatbots what to remember and by editing saved details later.
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White House moves to reintegrate Anthropic’s AI models including Mythos despite past security concerns
The White House is preparing guidance to allow federal agencies to use Anthropic’s AI models, including Mythos, reversing prior security restrictions.
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AI firms tighten secrecy as powerful models emerge amid rising public fear
Leading AI companies slow transparency and withhold top models as public anxiety and attacks increase.