Author: Press Room

Remembering Commodore’s C64GS at 35 (someone has to) and 6 great GS games

It takes real talent to make a home gaming system uglier than the original C64. But Commodore managed it with the C64GS, which was about as attractive as a radiator. If you bought one back in December 1990, you have Stuff’s sympathies. But that’s no C64! Where’s the rest of it? Does the ‘GS’ stand for ‘Got Suckered’? ‘Games System’, actually. It’s right there on the sticker, though your version is apt. Commodore UK, having spotted the looming threat of consoles, asked its US overlords for permission to make a cut-price C64 for people who only wanted to play games. It then…

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This hilarious sci-fi series is the most underrated new show of 2025

Right now, Apple TV+ is getting a lot of attention for airing Pluribus, which is quickly becoming everyone’s new nerdy obsession. But Pluribus is far from the only sci-fi show that’s thriving over there. Between Severance, Silo, For All Mankind, and more, it’s clear that the people at Apple TV+ love throwing money at sci-fi TV, and not every project they make gets the attention it deserves. For instance, the first season of a sci-fi comedy show called Murderbot aired this past summer, and now that the year is almost over, it’s time to give the series its flowers. Murderbot…

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Most AI tools are a waste of money, but these 3 are actually essential

Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence is everywhere. Every day, there seems to be a new AI tool that promises to supercharge your creativity, productivity, writing, and make your life much easier. That said, as the AI market expands, so does the confusion. With so many tempting options, countless subscriptions, and impressive feature lists, it’s pretty easy for anyone to splurge on an AI tool that you would barely use or even need. Well, not all AI tools are the same. While some tools feel overpriced and gimmicky, a handful of them actually deliver and justify their cost. I’ve…

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These are all the gadgets Apple is launching in 2026

There has been a huge leak of Apple product data in recent days – seemingly as a result of internal Apple versions of software finding their way into the wild. Here we’ve gathered together a list of everything that’s rumored to be launching next year. As you’ll see, this list starts with devices you’d definitely expect from Apple in 2026, but there are surprises further down and some of these products – especially things like ‘tabletop robot’ and ‘Vision Air’ are surely further out. I’ve heard that Vision Air is slated for 2027 or even 2028 for example. I’d expect…

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5 space operas more sweeping, dramatic, and explosive than Star Wars

Star Wars is unquestionably the premiere space opera saga of the past 50 years, a rollicking adventure story with enough alien creatures, lightsaber duels and interstellar dogfights to last you a lifetime. The franchise has gone through its share of ups and downs over the decades, and is about to return to the big screen after seven years away. While we wait to see whether this will be an “up” or “down” era, feel free to check these other space operas that may beat Star Wars at its own game. Dune Star Wars before Star Wars We’ve got to start…

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How to avoid gadget frustration on Christmas morning

After spending a small fortune on Christmas presents, the last thing you want is to get caught short by missing batteries or an uncharged device on the big day. And if you’re not used to a particular brand or piece of tech, it can be easy to overlook common hurdles such as registration screens, memory card woes, and saved data transfers. Luckily, we’ve got your back. We offer our definitive tips on making Christmas Day as stress-free as possible when it comes to sorting out your tech gifts. Now all you have to worry about is not burning that roast.…

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Best video doorbell in 2026 for wireless door protection

It’s the first rule of courier’s law: you spend all day tracking the progress of your package, only for the driver to arrive the moment you take a quick trip to the facilities. Caught short and can’t dash to the door? Put an end to failed deliveries with the best wireless video doorbells which you can extend with a mesh network should you need. And you can team them with a smart speaker. From interactive smartphone alerts to intelligent package recognition, the top connected doorbells can make missed callers a thing of the past. Stick one beside your portal for…

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Best fitness trackers in 2026 including Fitbit, Garmin, Whoop and more

Looking for the best fitness tracker? Whether you’re training for a marathon, working on your fitness, or just want an easy way to keep tabs on steps, calories, heart rate, and sleep, there’s a tracker out there for you. The choice can feel overwhelming. Some focus on advanced health data like blood oxygen and stress, while others stick to the basics like step counts and heart rate. You’ll also find feature-packed smartwatches alongside budget-friendly bands that still track the essentials. We’ve tested a wide range of trackers and rounded up the best options for every budget and lifestyle. Sleek, rugged,…

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Apple CarPlay Ultra 2025 has arrived: here’s what you need to know

CarPlay links your iPhone – even mid-range phone models– to your car’s infotainment display. It puts access to familiar apps and features right on your dashboard, partly replacing your car’s built-in system – which, let’s face it, probably isn’t as slick. Read our Apple CarPlay Ultra review now. At Apple’s WWDC 2022 software showcase, the show was unexpectedly stolen with a major CarPlay refresh. The new generation of CarPlay – now revealed to be CarPlay Ultra – is headed to all your in-car screens, not just the main infotainment panel. That means Apple-styled speedometers, dials, and widgets. The tech giant…

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The most exciting crime drama on HBO Max isn’t even marketed as a crime drama

Warrior is the best TV show you haven’t heard of. It’s a period drama set against the backdrop of the Tong Wars in the late nineteenth century, when Chinese gangs fought each other in a variety of American cities, especially San Francisco. Most of the characters, including leading man Ah Sahm (Andrew Koji), are involved in one Tong or another, and much of the drama revolves around the Tongs trying to get one over on each other. So not only is Warrior a crime show, you could argue that it’s a true crime show, even if it’s not documentary-accurate. And…

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