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  • Intel reveals its Panther Lake CPUs will launch at CES 2026

    It feels a little bit early to start talking about CES, but here we are: Intel will be debuting its Core Ultra 300 chips (codenamed Panther Lake) next year. The Panther Lake chips will be used mostly in “high-end laptops” as well as “gaming devices and edge solutions” according to Engadget. The headline change is…

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  • Garmin faces double trouble as Suunto joins Strava in patent lawsuits

    Garmin’s legal woes are mounting. Just days after Strava filed a lawsuit accusing Garmin of patent infringements over its heatmaps and segment features, Suunto has launched its own action – claiming Garmin has infringed multiple patents covering core smartwatch technology. According to Suunto, Garmin allegedly infringed five different patents relating to respiratory rate tracking, antenna…

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  • Google is taking on Ring with new AI-infused Nest doorbells and security cameras

    Google has brought the Nest brand back into the spotlight with fresh video doorbell and camera models, pairing them with Gemini-powered intelligence. While Google has abandoned the Nest name for its new smart speaker, the reveal of its three new Gemini-infused home security cameras suggests a new focus for the brand. Smarter devices, sharper vision…

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  • Peloton is raising prices and launching new hardware

    Peloton has unveiled its biggest refresh yet in an attempt to claw some of the market back, debuting a new Cross Training Series that covers Bike, Bike Plus, Tread, Tread Plus, and Row Plus – all with upgraded displays, better audio, and fresh AI tools. But the announcement comes with a sting: subscription prices are…

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