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THE PIXEL 11'S REAL PRODUCT ISN'T THE PHONE, IT'S THE SUBSCRIPTION

Google raised prices, cut the free AI Pro trial in half, and built a light on the back of the phone that glows when you talk to Gemini; the hardware is the funnel, not the point.

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WHEN AI BREAKS OUT, 'HUMAN ERROR' IS THE WRONG VERDICT

OpenAI and Anthropic blame containment misconfigurations for their models breaching real companies, but a safety architecture that only holds with the guardrails on was never safe.

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▶ gear·Aug 5, 2026

THE KEEBMONKEY PMOKEY P75: THE THOCK YOU WANT WITHOUT THE BOUTIQUE TAX

A gasket-mounted, five-layer-dampened 75% board that chases the premium thock most people pay double for, and mostly catches it.

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▶ news·Jul 22, 2026

THE $799 XBOX KILLED THE CASUAL ON-RAMP, AND THE MEMORY EXCUSE ONLY EXPLAINS HALF OF IT

Console prices have doubled their launch trajectory in 15 months, and the 'save up for a console' path for younger and casual players is effectively closed.

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▶ reviews·Jul 11, 2026

DEAD AS DISCO TAKES THE ARKHAM RHYTHM AND RUNS WITH IT

Here's the pitch that stuck with critics: take the counter-heavy, target-hopping flow of the Batman: Arkham fights, then chain every input to a beat. That's the...

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▶ collectibles·Jul 8, 2026

ARTISAN GOD LOKI PROVES HOT TOYS' MOST DIVISIVE LINE CAN STILL LAND

The Artisan line has taken heat for glue stains and shaky QC, but the DX41AE God Loki shows what happens when Hot Toys nails the brief.

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▶ games·Jul 8, 2026

PALWORLD'S 1.0 WIN ISN'T SALES. IT'S FINALLY BEING ALLOWED IN THE ROOM

The Early Access-to-1.0 sales bump is mostly a myth, but July 10 hands Palworld something more durable: the legitimacy the industry withheld for two and a half years.

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