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Dune: Part Three is set for a December 18, 2026 release, confirming that Denis Villeneuve’s return to Arrakis is happening sooner than expected — and bringing his adaptation of Frank Herbert’s saga to a close. The third film is positioned as the conclusion to Villeneuve’s trilogy, following Dune: Part One (2021) and Dune: Part Two (2024), the latter of which crossed $700 million globally and significantly expanded the franchise’s audience. The trailer for Dune: Part Three was released in March and it offers the clearest look yet at how the final chapter is being shaped. It shifts the focus away…

I didn’t switch to Linux to cosplay another operating system. That would be a strange hobby, even by my standards. But somewhere between juggling too many apps and realizing my browser was already doing most of the heavy lifting, a thought crept in and refused to leave: What if I committed to it? Not halfway. Not “browser plus everything else just in case.” I mean fully leaning in. Browser-first, tabs as tools, and PWAs (Progressive Web Apps) instead of installs. Treating my system like ChromeOS, except without the part where it tells me what I’m allowed to do. It started…

Samsung recently unveiled its latest A-series phones, the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, and both of them are now available at a discounted price. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S26 and the older Galaxy S25+ have also received price cuts. Other phones from Google, OnePlus, and Xiaomi are also available at a discount on Amazon UK. The Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 5G are both available with a £50 voucher at checkout and a free pair of Buds3 FE that are worth £129. Both phones come with a 6.7-inch display and a 5,000mAh battery. The former is powered…

The potential to create personalized digital twins of your brain and body is a hot topic in neuroscience and medicine today. These computer models are designed to simulate how parts of your brain interact and how the brain may respond to stimulation, disease, or medication.The extraordinary complexity of the brain’s billions of neurons makes this a very difficult task, of course, even in the era of AI and big data. Until now, whole-brain models have struggled to capture what makes each brain unique.People’s brains are all wired slightly differently, so everyone has a unique network of neural connections that represents…

Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Ooma Office stands out as a reliable, no-contract VoIP solution crafted specifically for small businesses that prioritize simplicity and affordability in their communication needs. As of early 2026, its pricing structure remains competitive, starting at $19.95 per user per month, and recent updates have expanded features, including advanced analytics, deeper CRM integrations, and enhanced security options, to better support modest growth.This comprehensive review covers every key aspect—from an introductory…

Karandeep Singh / Android AuthorityI didn’t intend to do this experiment, but my month-long trip away from home forced me to shut down my NAS for a good few weeks. What I expected to be a temporary inconvenience ended up feeling… normal. The NAS is such an ingrained part of my local file access workflow that I assumed I’d miss it immediately, but with a portable SSD in my hand and Google Drive practically moving everywhere with me, I had little reason to think about my home setup at all.For the most part, everything just worked, although there were still…

Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Even after prolonged chaos, Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency didn’t end up saving taxpayers much money. It did, however, manage to devastate global health infrastructure on its way out. For evidence, look no further than Bangladesh, currently in the grips of one of the worst measles outbreaks in recent memory. According to the Guardian, over 100 children have died as a result of gaps in vaccination coverage, with more than 900 confirmed measles cases reported since the viral flare-up began in March.…

Smart glasses have spent years as a concept looking for a reason to exist, but the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer makes a genuinely convincing case that wearing your tech is more useful than pocketing it. That argument gets considerably stronger when the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer are down from $299 to $224.25 at Amazon, saving you 25% on a pair of AI-powered glasses that look, from the outside, like a regular pair of Wayfarers. Ray‑Ban Meta Wayfarer AI glasses are 25% off, making smart eyewear much more affordable Smart glasses have spent years as a concept looking for a reason to exist,…

Streaming services all try and separate themselves from one another. While the content is the main factor that differentiates them, they all have their own look and features that make them unique. The driving force will always be the content, which is what has made the streaming wars fun to observe over the years. But it has also led to comparisons about how each platform looks. If you’re like me and subscribe to too many of them, you have used them enough to know your way around them. Whether it’s Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Peacock, Prime Video or the hundreds…

It’s often hard to separate fact from fiction when discussing Android phones and there are many myths floating out there which just aren’t true. But why do these myths exist in the first place? Some might have been true with old phones, but technology has moved forward, and they no longer apply to current models. Marketing also has a big part to play in shaping beliefs and brands often oversell certain smartphone features in an effort to entice customers to upgrade faster. Other myths are like urban legends that refuse to die and get passed around the internet because there’s…