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4 of the best spooky watches for Halloween

When Halloween rolls around, it’s not just the costumes and sweets that set the mood – a great watch can do the trick too. Whether you’re after something quietly creepy or playfully macabre, a timepiece can add just the right amount of spooky flair to your wrist. From glowing dials to ghostly faces, some watches seem made to give you a little chill every time you check the time. I’ve rounded up four that perfectly capture that Halloween spirit. So pour yourself a pumpkin spice latte, queue up your favourite horror flick, and let’s take a look at four watches…

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10 new Netflix arrivals in November that are absolutely worth your time

Every month, Netflix sheds lots of movies and TV shows; there are some great ones leaving the service soon that you may want to watch while you can. But it all balances out, because Netflix always adds at least as much as it subtracts. There are tons of new stuff coming in November to satisfy just about every taste, whether you like reality TV, documentaries, prestige dramas, holiday fluff, or sci-fi/fantasy. With streaming prices on the rise, people are always wondering whether they should cancel their subscriptions, but there always seem to be reasons to keep Netflix in particular around.…

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Netflix’s big overhaul is focused on one thing

Netflix is rolling out a heap of new changes to its online web app, mobile app, and overall viewing experiences in the coming weeks and months. The big idea behind most of it is user interaction; no longer will we passively engage with what’s on our screens. At least, if Netflix has anything to do with it. Speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, Netflix CTO Elizabeth Stone laid the streaming giant’s next set of huge updates bare, and this time, there is a lot to take in. The Netflix homepage is being overhauled It’s time for the glow-up we’ve all been…

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This app streams live sports legally and it’s free

As a lifelong sports fan, I have repeatedly tried “free” streaming subscriptions, knowing full well that there would be hidden fees and additional costs further down the road. I recently realized I needed to cancel some subscriptions to save money, but I still had to get my sports fix without resorting to piracy. Thankfully, somebody suggested I try FreeLiveSports (formerly SportsTribal) as a fully legal sports streaming option. At first, I was skeptical, as it sounded too good to be true. However, my doubts were soon put to rest, as it quickly became my go-to sports streaming platform, and I…

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I’ve been testing my urine with Withings’ latest device – here’s what I’ve learned

Over the years, I’ve tested a fair few whacky health devices. A set of cooling gloves that claimed to help you weightlift, included. But when Withings sent me a clam-looking device to sit in my toilet bowl, even I had to do a double take. The idea is simple: the U-Scan regularly takes a sample of your urine when you go to the bathroom and gives you a quick analysis at home. As someone with an Apple Watch, Whoop, and who regularly does blood tests to get fitness data, I was instantly on board. Fast forward three months, and I’ve…

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If you hated the ending to Netflix’s latest thriller, you’re not alone

Everyone is talking about Netflix’s new thriller A House of Dynamite, and for good reason. It’s the kind of film that grabs you by the throat in the first minute and doesn’t let go. It’s one of the many reasons to keep your Netflix subscription. Directed by Academy Award winner Kathryn Bigelow, the drama is about what might happen in government in the minutes before a stray nuclear weapon hits the United States. This setup alone, which is explicit in the film’s engrossing trailer, is almost surely the reason A House of Dynamite has fast become the most-watched film on…

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Best budget camera phones in 2025 for affordable photography

After the best budget camera phone to capture stunning photos without breaking the bank? We don’t blame you. With advancements in camera phone tech, you no longer need to spend a fortune to get a capable shooter. Whether you’re an aspiring photographer or simply want to upgrade your phone photography game, our hand-picked selection of affordable options below will have you snapping perfect portraits and laudable landscape shots in no time. With that said, here’s our guide to the best budget camera phones that all cost below $500/£500. Why you can trust Stuff: Our team of experts rigorously test each…

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I tried different VPNs on my smart TV, and only one worked seamlessly

Like many other smart TV users, I no longer use built-in television apps. Instead, I use an Apple TV on every television in my house for entertainment. However, as I have added more apps to each device, I recently became increasingly concerned about data privacy while streaming videos. I decided to install a VPN on my Apple TV 4K, which was easy to set up and works well with my home’s overall VPN setup. My VPN of choice is Surfshark, a full-featured service that compares nicely to other VPNs. It’s available across multiple devices, including phones and tablets, computers, smart…

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I stopped paying for Netflix after discovering these free legal streaming apps

Netflix was the first streaming service that I subscribed to, and the one that made me realize that we were entering a brave new world of on-demand entertainment, where an entire video rental store could be plucked from the ether. These services began piling up as more “essential” movies, shows, and documentaries came into the fold, and before long, my monthly streaming bill had ballooned to rival most cable packages. After one too many Netflix price hikes and evenings disappointed by the lack of fresh content, I decided enough was enough, and it was time to seek an alternative. To…

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Best Swatch watches in 2025 for bright, affordable fun

Looking for the best Swatch watches? We’ve got you covered, but first, a history lesson, because Swatch has one hell of a backstory. It only arrived in 1983 but is arguably responsible for saving the entire, centuries-old Swiss watch industry from collapse at the hands of America and the Japanese. We are of course talking about the Quartz Crisis, which erupted in the 1970s as companies like Seiko and Citizen started producing quartz watches that were simpler, more accurate, more reliable and much cheaper than the automatic mechanical watches produced by Swiss companies for generations. One thousand Swiss watch companies…

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