Paramount Plus Deals and Promo Codes: How to Save Up to 50% in 2026
Paramount+ raised its prices in January 2026, but there are still ways to save up to 50% with promo codes, military discounts, student deals, and bundled offers through Walmart+.
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Newegg Promo Codes March 2026: Sorting Real Savings from Coupon Fairy Tales
A no-nonsense guide to Newegg promo codes in March 2026, cutting through the coupon clutter to reveal which discounts genuinely work and what UK buyers need to watch out for.
Tempur-ActiveBreeze Smart Bed Review: The Mattress That Costs More Than Most Used Cars
The Tempur-ActiveBreeze smart bed uses air-based cooling and detailed sleep tracking to deliver genuinely impressive temperature control, but its five-figure price tag and single firmness option make it a tough sell for all but the most dedicated (and wealthy) hot sleepers.
Meta Killed Instagram's Encrypted DMs and Blamed You for Not Using Them
Meta is removing end-to-end encryption from Instagram DMs after May 8, 2026, blaming low adoption for a feature it deliberately buried behind four taps and never advertised. Privacy experts warn the move could set a dangerous global precedent for encrypted messaging.
Tech
LinkedIn Wants You to Use AI, Just Not Like That
LinkedIn reportedly invited an AI cofounder to give a corporate talk, then banned it from the platform. The contradiction highlights a growing tension between tech companies promoting AI tools while restricting AI agents from actually participating.
Sport
Liverpool Condemn 'Vile' Racist Abuse Directed at Ibrahima Konate After Champions League Victory
Liverpool have condemned the racist abuse directed at defender Ibrahima Konate on social media following a clash with Victor Osimhen during their 4-0 Champions League victory over Galatasaray, calling it 'vile and abhorrent' and demanding social media companies take action.
Life Hacks
I Let AI Judge My Dinner and It Had Strong Opinions: Lessons From Food-Tracking Apps
AI food-tracking apps can teach you surprising truths about your diet, from portion creep to nutritional blind spots, but the constant scrutiny comes with an unexpected side of anxiety.
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Can Tinder Actually Fix the Dating Mess It Helped Create?
Tinder is spending $60 million on AI features, real-world events, and a full-scale reinvention after losing 18% of its paying users since 2022. But can the app that gamified romance actually fix the dating culture it helped break?
Guides
Three Firewire Surfboards Walk Into a Lineup: Neutrino, Revo Max, and Machadocado Reviewed for 2026
A witty, in-depth look at Firewire's 2026 surfboard lineup featuring the Tomo Neutrino, Revo Max, and Rob Machado's Machadocado, with verified specs, prices, and honest buying advice for UK surfers.
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Your Camera Deserves Better Than a Carrier Bag: The Best Camera Bags, Slings and Backpacks for 2026
A witty, no-nonsense guide to the best camera bags, slings, straps and backpacks for 2026, with real prices, genuine pros and cons, and a UK perspective on value for money.
Tech
China Just Approved the World's First Commercial Brain Chip, and It's Not Messing About
China has approved the world's first commercial brain-computer interface, the NEO implant by Neuracle Medical Technology, beating Neuralink and every Western competitor to market. With a $165 million brain science fund and a clear five-year plan, Beijing is not just making history but building an entire industry.
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Nigel Farage Wants to Pay Your Energy Bills, but the Maths Has Other Ideas
Nigel Farage claims North Sea drilling will slash energy bills, but Oxford researchers put the real saving at just £16 to £82 a year. We break down the claims, the competition, and what the evidence actually shows.