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Scharon Harding

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Panasonic, the former plasma king, will no longer make its own TVs
Panasonic was one of the last Japanese companies still manufacturing TVs.
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Rubik’s WOWCube adds complexity, possibility by reinventing the puzzle cube
Technology is a double-edged sword in the $399 Rubik's Cube-inspired toy.
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Most VMware users still "actively reducing their VMware footprint," survey finds
Broadcom's "strategy was never to keep every customer," CloudBolt report says.
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Netflix Says if the HBO Merger Makes It Too Expensive, You Can Always Cancel
During a hearing at the US Senate, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said the company is working with the US government on guardrails against more price hikes.
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User blowback convinces Adobe to keep supporting 30-year-old 2D animation app
Despite the about-face, some customers think "the damage is done."
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Netflix says users can cancel service if HBO Max merger makes it too expensive 
80 percent of HBO Max subscribers subscribe to Netflix, Sarandos tells Senate.
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Streaming service Crunchyroll raises prices weeks after killing its free tier
Sony has made streaming anime pricier since buying Crunchyroll.
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LG's new subscription program charges up to £277 per month to rent a TV 
Significant discounts come with committing to 1- to 3-year rental periods.
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Telly’s "free" ad-based TVs make notable revenue—when they’re actually delivered
The LA startup said it would ship "millions" of TVs by 2024.
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Sony is giving TCL control over its high-end Bravia TVs
TCL will own 51 percent of the high-end TVs.
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Rackspace customers grapple with “devastating” email hosting price hike
Reseller says Rackspace plans to charge it 706 percent more.
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Spotify’s 3rd price hike in 2.5 years hints at potential new normal
Spotify claims the higher fees will help "benefit artists."
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Federal data underscores meteoric rise of streaming subscription prices in 2025
Streaming services played a big role in 2025 inflation.
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The RAM shortage’s silver lining: Less talk about “AI PCs”
“General interest in AI PCs has been wavering for a while ..."
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Paramount sues WBD over Netflix deal. WBD says Paramount’s price is still inadequate.
WBD calls Paramount's lawsuit "meritless" and its offer deficient.
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The most fascinating monitors at CES 2026
Big sizes, big resolution, and big ideas.
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Samsung’s Ballie home robot, once promised for summer 2025, gets grim update
Six years after its CES debut, Samsung has demoted Ballie to internal use.
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Bose open-sources its SoundTouch home theater smart speakers ahead of end-of-life
If companies insist on bricking gadgets, this is a better way to do it.
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HP’s EliteBoard G1a is a Ryzen-powered Windows 11 PC in a membrane keyboard
The most familiar, full-fledged PC experience you can get from a keyboard.
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Dell’s XPS revival is a welcome reprieve from the “AI PC” fad
Dell moves from pushing "AI PCs" and back to what matters in laptops.
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Amazon Alexa+ released to the general public via an early access website
Amazon brings back browser-based Alexa but will eventually add a paywall.
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“Streaming stops feeling infinite”: What subscribers can expect in 2026
Streaming may get a little worse before it gets better.
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FCC’s import ban on the best new drones starts today
US drone makers are happy—US drone hobbyists, not so much.
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The Splay is a subpar monitor but an exciting portable projector 
Splay can be a monitor and takes a lot of the stress out of projectors, too.
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LG TVs’ unremovable Copilot shortcut is the least of smart TVs’ AI problems
LG says it'll let people delete the Copilot icon. But TV chatbots aren't going away.
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Peacock showing ads upon launch opens the door for more disruptive streaming ads
Subscribers will start seeing ads when selecting a user next year.
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How to break free from smart TV ads and tracking
Sick of smart TVs? Here are your best options.
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Chatbot-powered toys rebuked for discussing sexual, dangerous topics with kids
"... AI toys shouldn’t be capable of having sexually explicit conversations, period."
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Cable channel subscribers grew for the first time in 8 years last quarter
Sports and YouTube TV played big roles, MoffettNathanson report says.
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Paramount tries to swipe Warner Bros. from Netflix with a hostile takeover
Paramount has already proven it can get a controversial merger done.
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