Author: Press Room

I Built the Perfect Streaming Setup in My Small Dorm Room (for Cheap)

After spending countless hours using my laptop and desktop speakers set up in college, I discovered that a few smart upgrades can transform your cramped dorm space into the ultimate streaming hub—without breaking the bank. 5 A 32-34 Inch Monitor The heart of a good dorm streaming setup starts with the right monitor size. I’ve found that a 32 to 34-inch display hits that sweet spot between being large enough for group viewing and compact enough for dorm life. Unlike smaller screens that leave you squinting during late-night Netflix marathons, these larger monitors provide enough real estate for comfortable viewing,…

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Unlock the Hidden Gems: 10 Free and Legal Movies to Watch on YouTube Now

You can bet your last dollar that subscription fees on popular streaming platforms will keep rising. That’s why YouTube is a great place for free and legal movies, with many channels offering classics. This list of a few choice free films, in no particular order, is a breadcrumb to real gems. Some of these films are age-restricted and will require you to sign into your YouTube account for age verification. Let’s start with some scares. Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 masterpiece remains one of cinema’s greatest creations. This psychological thriller follows Marion Crane’s fateful stop at the Bates Motel, where she meets…

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Apple Music’s AutoMix Is Better Than Spotify AI DJ, and I’m Sticking With It

With the rollout of iOS 26, Apple Music received one of my most anticipated new features: AutoMix. While not as advanced as Spotify’s AI DJ, it’s a great addition to Apple Music—and I actually like it much more than Spotify’s version. Apple Is Finally Rolling Out AutoMix Starting with iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and other Apple devices, Apple Music will offer a new feature called AutoMix. As its name suggests, it combines two songs into one, much like a DJ does. The transitions between songs, which are performed through artificial intelligence (AI), utilize time stretching and beat matching for seamless…

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One of my favourite iOS 26 features might surprise you – it’s actually about calls

Software updates can make the best smartphones even better with new features and improvements. But these features never seem to be about what your smartphone was invented for – making calls. Except for this one feature in iOS 26, Apple’s latest free software update for the iPhone. In iOS 26, if you miss a phone call, you can swipe on it from the Phone app to quickly and easily set a reminder to call the person back. This has to be one of my favourite features, as I get a lot of (mostly spam) phone calls, and it’s not always…

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Best Sonos speakers in 2025 for every budget

Want sweet beats throughout your house? Sonos is the original multi-room music maestro – and its wireless speaker and soundbar lineup has never looked more comprehensive. Here’s our guide to picking the best Sonos gear for your home. From soundbars to subwoofers to portable speakers, there’s now a Sonos for every space, indoors and out. Whether you sync a stereo pair or hook up a bunch via Wi-Fi, the Sonos system makes it a cinch to bring tunes to every room. Not sure where to start? Bedroom, living room, garden: we’ve tested the best Sonos speakers in every position –…

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These 8 Huge Subscription Discounts Are Only Available to Students

If you’re a student, you’re sitting on a goldmine of tech discounts since major brands slash prices just for you. Take full advantage while you can, because most of these perks expire after graduation or are only offered for a limited period. Spotify is one of the best music streaming services around, and it offers students a discounted rate on its Premium plan. For just $5.99/month, eligible college students get full access to Spotify Premium with its ad-free listening, on-demand playback, offline downloads, higher-quality playback, and unlimited skips. Spotify sweetens the deal by including an ad-supported Hulu plan at no…

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Best water guns in 2025 for epic summer battles

When the sun’s out and the garden turns into a battleground, nothing beats the thrill of unleashing the best water gun on your unsuspecting opponents. Whether you’re arming yourself for a chaotic family showdown, keeping the kids entertained, or planning a sneaky ambush on your mates, the right blaster can make all the difference. But “best” means different things to different people – you might want raw power, pinpoint accuracy, a huge water tank, or something light enough for younger hands. These days, water guns come in all shapes and sizes, from classic pump-action shooters to battery-powered beasts that can…

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Best gaming console in 2025 including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo

What’s the best gaming console? That’s a question gamers have debated for as long as consoles have existed. The truth is, it’s one of the most subjective discussions in the world of technology. But don’t worry – we’re here to help you figure out which one might be the best option for you. Of course, the answer will depend on your gaming preferences, budget, and who you plan to play with. If you’re after a console for family gaming, your choice will probably differ from one geared toward solo adventures. And if handheld gaming is your thing, we have a…

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Stuff Meets… Lewis Allison, the CEO behind the modular and repairable UNA GPS watch on being crap at golf, taking  deposits and finding time for fitness 

Setting up as a serious competitor to Garmin in the GPS sports watch sphere is no easy feat but Lewis Allison, the CEO behind UNA Watch, the world’s first fully modular and repairable GPS sports watch has both the grit and experience to make it happen. In this interview he talks sustainability, sport and sucking at golf…  I started out in golf watches. Prior to founding UNA I was the CTO at a company called Shot Scope, who build golf watches. I really like building consumer products that you can see someone use. The problem was, I was absolutely terrible at golf! All my…

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I Tested ChatGPT vs. Gemini for Studying—One Was Miles Better

AI isn’t just for techies anymore—it’s now as essential to studying as a notebook or highlighter. OpenAI and Google know this, and both promise smarter learning. But not every “study mode” is created equal, as I found out firsthand. The Study Mode Rush If you haven’t realized it yet, AI is now a staple part of studying—sometimes for good, sometimes for shortcuts, but either way, it’s here to stay. Everyone uses AI for studying, and yes, plenty use it for cheating through their assignments, too. I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t done both. But the point is, the…

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