Author: Press Room

I don’t believe in astrology, but I asked ChatGPT to write my horoscope

We all use ChatGPT for our own reasons. For some, it’s a powerful brainstorming partner. For others, it becomes someone closer to a friend, a space to think out loud and have conversations that feel surprisingly human. Everyone finds their own way of using it, and honestly, there’s no right or wrong approach. I thought I had figured out mine, too, until curiosity nudged me in a different direction. I don’t really believe in astrology, but that hasn’t stopped me from checking my zodiac reading whenever it pops up on Instagram or sneaks into a newspaper column. It’s harmless curiosity,…

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Eight stunning watches that celebrate the Year of the Fire Horse

2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse, and watch brands have delivered a proper stampede of equine-themed releases. So, across multiple price points and watch styles, these are the eight watches that I think are genuinely worth your wrist space. These aren’t just lunar-calendar afterthoughts. Watchmakers have leaned into the theme with horse motifs that aren’t just slapped on, but integrated into dials, movements and finishes that feel really thoughtful. You’ve got elegant, high-horology pieces rooted in tradition. You’ve got bold, sporty watches packed with street style. And you’ve got, well, plenty of hooves. We’ve rounded up the most…

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This  streaming box completely blew my expectations out of the water

Back in December 2025, I posted an article talking about how I revitalized myaging smart TV by adding GoogleTV to it with a Google Chromecast 4K. One of the comments left on that particular article stood out to me, and drove me to visit my local Walmart to purchase and test the Onn 4K Plus — a streaming box that costs $30 and offers a similar set of features to the Chromecast that I had been using since 2020. But, here’s the thing — Google has officially replaced the Chromecast lineup with the Streamer, a $100 piece of tech that…

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Our pick of the best new movies and TV shows to stream in January 2026

It’s a new year, but some things never change – such as streaming services having a steady release schedule. There’s a host of new additions coming to the likes of Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV and Disney+ in January 2026, and we’ve grouped all our top picks here. All of the movies and TV shows below are (or shortly will be) available to stream on streaming services, ranging from tear-jerking family dramas to earth-shattering Korean disaster flicks. If you’re looking for something brilliant to watch this month, chances are you’ll find it right here. Not an Amazon Prime member yet? Get…

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I have 10,000 songs and this is the only app that can handle my growing library

While there are certainly benefits to sticking with physical media formats, it’s impossible to overstate the advantages of maintaining a digital music library. Namely, you can store an effectively limitless amount of music and media with relatively small storage devices. There are now 2TB microSD cards available that can fit hundreds of thousands of songs onto something that can fit on a fingertip. That doesn’t mean there aren’t limits to how many songs an app or device can handle. Scanning, indexing, and shuffling large music libraries will require more processing power and available memory than most would expect. I have…

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I combined Steam, Epic, and GOG into one beautiful launcher

There is a ton of software dedicated to keeping your music, movies, and even book collections looking tidy and clean on your PC. But over the years, I’ve collected a ton of digital games from many launchers, and sometimes I’ll accidentally double-dip because I forgot I already had something on Epic Games instead of Steam. I needed to find something for the sake of my wallet. When I discovered Playnite, everything changed. Imagine having all of your games from all of your libraries in one particular spot, no longer needing to open 3 different stores to see if you may…

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Here’s how the Samsung Galaxy S26 will trump the iPhone 17

The new generation of Samsung Galaxy is guaranteed to be near the top of every Android fan’s upcoming phones list. An Unpacked event in the coming weeks will see the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Plus and Galaxy S26 Ultra all make their debut, but with plenty of leaks having appeared online ahead of the reveal, we’ve got a clear picture of what to expect. Samsung will face off against one of Apple’s strongest showings in years with the iPhone 17. The firm has also been beaten to the punch by several big names, with OnePlus and Honor introducing top-tier models…

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Best projectors in 2026 for at home movie nights

Want to buy the best projector? You’re not alone. More of us are looking for a dedicated projector for the ultimate home cinema experience to either complement a 4K TV or replace it – especially as major releases continue to make their debut on streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, and more. A good projector can turn your living room into a cinema, your garden into a summer screening spot, or your spare wall into a gaming arena. But finding the right one isn’t as simple as picking the brightest or biggest model you can afford. Projectors vary wildly…

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Best electric shavers in 2026 to keep stubble in check

Scraping away at your chin with a tiny metal blade feels like something out of the 19th century – just one step beyond sharpening a flint before heading out to hunt a woolly mammoth. These days, we have far more civilised options at our disposal. Enter the best electric shavers: modern, convenient, and much gentler on your skin. Gone are the days of leaving your face red, irritated, and puffy. The rechargeable electric shavers we’re showcasing here represent the top tier of shaving technology. With multiple precision blades, easy-to-clean heads, and a touch of luxury, they’re designed to elevate your…

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VLC is more than a video player — 4 features you didn’t know it had

VLC media player has been the default video player for most since 2001. If you have used a computer in the last two decades, you have the orange traffic cone installed on your PC. It’s one of the first software programs I install the moment I boot any new PC. And why not? It supports any and all file types you throw at it. If you have a video, VLC will play it. No questions asked. But like most users, I’ve been using VLC solely as a playback engine. But that was until I decided to open it without a…

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