G-SHOCK goes full streetwear with new Camo and Gold Series watches

G-SHOCK goes full streetwear with new Camo and Gold Series watches

June 22, 2026

Casio has launched the new G-SHOCK Camo and Gold Series, a collection of four rugged watches that combine camouflage-inspired styling with metallic gold accents. The lineup blends classic G-SHOCK toughness with a streetwear-focused design that is hard to ignore.

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Cloudflare wants to kill the CAPTCHA and it has browser giants on board

Cloudflare wants to kill the CAPTCHA and it has browser giants on board

June 22, 2026

Cloudflare has teamed up with Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Shopify to develop PACT, a privacy-first protocol designed to reduce CAPTCHAs, limit tracking, and help websites distinguish legitimate users from abusive bots.

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Microsoft wants to build a massive AI datacenter in Texas, but will locals actually want it?

Microsoft wants to build a massive AI datacenter in Texas, but will locals actually want it?

June 22, 2026

Microsoft plans to build one of its largest AI datacenter campuses ever in Pecos, Texas. While the company highlights jobs, economic growth, and sustainability efforts, some residents may still have concerns about the project’s long-term impact.

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IBM says AI rebuilt part of Wimbledon’s digital platform in weeks instead of months

IBM says AI rebuilt part of Wimbledon’s digital platform in weeks instead of months

June 22, 2026

IBM says AI dramatically accelerated a Wimbledon digital platform modernization project, allowing one engineer to complete work that traditionally required a team.

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LG claims OLED can do something LCD still can’t

LG claims OLED can do something LCD still can’t

June 21, 2026

LG says a new certification proves OLED delivers color and brightness accuracy that LCD technology still cannot match, reigniting the debate between the two display technologies.

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Samsung just made ChatGPT a workplace tool for thousands of employees worldwide

Samsung just made ChatGPT a workplace tool for thousands of employees worldwide

June 21, 2026

Samsung Electronics is rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to employees around the world in one of OpenAI’s largest enterprise deployments ever, signaling that AI is becoming standard workplace infrastructure.

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ChatGPT told me it uses an instant-read thermometer and I had questions

ChatGPT told me it uses an instant-read thermometer and I had questions

June 21, 2026

I asked ChatGPT for help grilling a tomahawk steak. The advice was fine, but one sentence stopped me in my tracks. The AI casually claimed it uses the same thermometer I do. Naturally, I had questions.

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PorteuX 2.7 claims it is faster than CachyOS and may be the fastest Linux distro yet

PorteuX 2.7 claims it is faster than CachyOS and may be the fastest Linux distro yet

June 20, 2026

PorteuX 2.7 delivers major performance optimizations, updated desktop environments, and a bold claim that it can outperform CachyOS, one of Linux’s best-known speed-focused distributions.

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This ChromeOS all-in-one has a removable computer module

This ChromeOS all-in-one has a removable computer module

June 20, 2026

ChromeOS desktop computers have become increasingly rare, but CTL is betting on a modular approach. Its new all-in-one design combines a monitor with a removable Chromebox module, allowing organizations to upgrade computing hardware without replacing the entire display.

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Google thinks AI-generated art deserves its own museum

Google thinks AI-generated art deserves its own museum

June 19, 2026

Dataland is set to open in Los Angeles as the world’s first AI art museum. Powered in part by Google’s technology, the immersive attraction showcases AI-generated artwork while reigniting the debate over whether artificial intelligence can truly be considered an artist.

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DJI finally has a serious rival and its name is Insta360 Luna Ultra

DJI finally has a serious rival and its name is Insta360 Luna Ultra

June 19, 2026

Insta360 is entering DJI territory with Luna Ultra, a Leica-powered dual-lens gimbal camera featuring 8K video, a 1-inch sensor, and advanced creator tools.

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Surfshark upgrades its Dausos VPN protocol for better connectivity

Surfshark upgrades its Dausos VPN protocol for better connectivity

June 19, 2026

Surfshark has updated its proprietary Dausos VPN protocol with improved connectivity for restrictive networks, alongside speed and security enhancements.

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