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I Watched USA vs. Bosnia Through the Lens of a Prediction Market

Checking Polymarket throughout the round of 32 game added an interesting perspective to my watching experience. Here are my notes.

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Black Book: 13 Products Our Editors Loved in June 2026

The products our editors have been obsessed with in June 2026.

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On Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth, 20 Years Later

And how horror went from critically hated to the latest Cannes "it" genre.

Buckshot – Rugged Bluetooth Speaker

If you're in the market for a Bluetooth speaker than you can use while riding your bike but you don't want to spend a lot of money, the company who made the Turtle Shell are back with a solid option for you. Buckshot is a steal at just fifty bucks and…

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Nissan Juke “Star Wars” Teaser Trailer

There are levels of Star Wars fandom. If you happen to be on the extreme, "I camped out for three days to see Episode 1," it might be time to consider moving to Japan. Nissan is set to release a special edition Star Wars Juke over there soon, and while…

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The Goods Cord Organizers

The Goods, a newly launched brand out of LA, just launched a Kickstarter to produce two leather cord organizers. The Crew is a small cord organizer with two snaps that's designed to keep your headphones untangled, or functional if you're anything like us, when you're out and about. But The…

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Mynd Calendar App

There are plenty of third-party calendar apps available for the iPhone. They all do things just a little bit differently, but there's one thing they all have in common--they're better than the stock calendar app. The latest addition to your appointment tracking repertoire is called Mynd, and it might be…

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Motorola Skip

How many times a day do you think you unlock your phone with your PIN code? How long do you think it takes per unlock? According to the brainiacs at Motorola, it's somewhere between 39 and 100 unlocks per day, at 2.3 seconds per unlock. Saving one to four minutes…

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