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C. Scott Brown / Android AuthorityTL;DR PPSSPP 1.20 is now available, bringing performance tweaks, quality-of-life improvements, and new features to improve PSP gameplay across phones, PCs, and handheld gaming devices. A major highlight is full portrait mode support, allowing the interface and controls to adapt when you rotate your phone vertically. Ad hoc multiplayer gets a reliability boost with a new server-provided packet relay system that improves connections between players. The most popular PSP emulator just received a major upgrade, and this update is more than just a routine bug fix.PPSSPP 1.20 is now available, offering quality-of-life improvements, performance tweaks,…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has attracted immense controversy, cancelling potentially life-saving research, giving outright dangerous advice, and massively confusing the messaging surrounding vaccines. Kennedy has an extensive track record of being a conspiracy theorist and anti-vaccine activist, making him a poor pick for the job of health secretary. Case in point, the Trump administration recently gutted its childhood vaccine schedule, triggering a movement by a growing number of states to break with the official recommendations to protect children…

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has just hit the market, and the perceptions are divided. Irrespective of the debate around it, I had already made up my mind to make the upgrade. But over the course of the past few days, since its launch, the fine print and a few unexpected cuts got exposed. And ultimately, they convinced me to sit this one out. Having spent days going through all its upgrades and downgrades – yes, there are many – I decided to skip this update with a heavy heart after all the early enthusiasm. If you, too, are planning to…

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Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is a place where you often see the most bizarre yet surprisingly useful gadgets from around the world. This year’s MWC 2026 was no different. Brands showed off everything from smart contact lenses to gadgets that can scan your hair (and even analyze a receding hairline). There was pretty much everything on display at the show this year, and here are seven of the most bizarre yet awesome gadgets I spotted on the show floor. Related Best in show MWC 2026: Pocket-lint’s awards for this year’s top tech Mobile World Congress 2026 has been jam-packed…

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William Shatner, Captain Kirk, gave screenshots of the live X Money UI. X Money (also called X Payments or the payments/wallet feature inside the X app) is Elon Musk’s long-planned move to turn X into a super app like WeChat. Handling P2P transfers, wallets, debit cards, bills, shopping, creator payouts, and eventually banking/investing/crypto all in one place tied to your X profile/social graph. It is not fully released to the general public, BUT a limited external beta is now LIVE for select testers/invitees. Internal closed beta among X employees has been running since at least February 2026. Beta users see…

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While Samsung has yet to announce an official launch date for the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57, new leaks have revealed their expected pricing and color options. The upcoming models appear to be priced higher than their predecessors. The newly leaked renders show the Galaxy A57 in Charcoal, Icyblue, Lilac, and Navy color options. Galaxy A57 in Navy The phone is also expected to arrive in a Grey variant, but that’s not part of the leak. The Galaxy A57 is tipped to sport a 6.6-inch AMOLED screen. It is said to have an Exynos 1680 SoC, a triple rear camera…

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Everybody is looking to make the most out of their living space. You want to maximize your home’s potential and make it the best place for you and your family. Adding smart home technology to your home is a simple and effective way to do that. Some people might not want to rely on smart home devices to control their home. But those who do know, there are multiple ways to achieve the home that they desire. You don’t have to stick with one smart home ecosystem. There’s no right way to run a smart home. Whatever works best for…

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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. LG Sound Suite Immersive Suite 7 Pro reviewDolby Atmos FlexConnect is well and truly here. And the LG Sound Suite Immersive Suite 7 Pro is among the first systems to make use of this technology. This sound system – composed of an LG H7 9.1.6-channel soundbar, two 2.1.1-channel LG M7 wireless speakers, and the LG W7 sub, all available separately too – is a powerful, dynamic, and expansive-sounding system.…

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Dating back centuries, salt-crusted plains in present-day Oklahoma held great value to native tribes and, later, to homesteaders. People used the inland supply of salt in their diets, for tanning deer hides, and for trade. The area also proved to be a fertile hunting ground due to the abundance of game that sought out the nutrient-rich habitat. Since 1930, the salty deposit located about 90 miles (150 kilometers) northwest of Oklahoma City has been part of Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge. Today, the plains are still known as a gathering place for diverse animal life, including more than 300 species…

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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. Norton has long been a household name for antivirus software, yet despite launching its first VPN, Norton WiFi Privacy, in 2017, it’s never achieved the same pedigree status in the space. Its original iteration, Norton Secure VPN, offered little to shout about, though a recent revamp seems to have set the service on a much more promising path.Although not yet rivaling the likes of NordVPN, Norton VPN offers surprisingly…

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