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Sonos Five: Powerful Wireless Speaker with 25% Off on Prime DayHardware

Sonos Five: Powerful Wireless Speaker with 25% Off on Prime Day

As part of the Prime Day 2026 sale, Sonos is offering a significant discount on its flagship wireless speaker, the Five. Known for its high-quality sound and robust hardware, the device is now available for $449 instead of the usual $599. This marks the lowest price for the model this year, making it an especially appealing offer for audiophiles and premium audio enthusiasts. The deal does not require an Amazon subscription, simplifying the purchase process for buyers.

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Scammers Exploit Shop App for Phishing Attacks via Fake OrdersSecurity

Scammers Exploit Shop App for Phishing Attacks via Fake Orders

Attackers are actively exploiting the Shop app, developed by Shopify for order tracking, to conduct phishing campaigns. Users’ order histories display fake purchase receipts, prompting victims to click malicious links or install harmful software. The goal is to steal sensitive information or gain remote access to devices. Experts highlight a surge in such incidents, urging heightened vigilance from users and businesses alike.

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Google Wallet Now Tracks Online OrdersDevelopment

Google Wallet Now Tracks Online Orders

Google has integrated order tracking into its Google Wallet app, allowing users to monitor delivery statuses, receipts, and tracking numbers without leaving the platform. Data syncs automatically from Gmail*, streamlining purchase management for frequent online shoppers. The feature, currently limited to US users, requires prior activation in Gmail settings. This update positions Wallet as a more versatile tool for managing digital orders.

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Up to 45% Off on SteelSeries Gaming Devices: Headsets, Keyboards & MiceHardware

Up to 45% Off on SteelSeries Gaming Devices: Headsets, Keyboards & Mice

SteelSeries is running a major sale on gaming peripherals, offering discounts of up to 45% on popular headsets, keyboards, and mice. Highlights include the Arctis Nova Pro wireless headset at 34% off, the compact Apex Pro Mini keyboard for $132.94 (45% savings), and Aerox 5 gaming mice with savings up to 36%. This promotion provides an excellent opportunity to upgrade gaming gear without breaking the bank.

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Rising Prices for PCs and Components: Why Hardware Is Getting More Expensive and What to Expect NextHardware

Rising Prices for PCs and Components: Why Hardware Is Getting More Expensive and What to Expect Next

The computer hardware market is experiencing a sharp price surge driven by shortages of RAM and storage components. Companies like Valve, Microsoft, and Apple are forced to increase device costs due to component scarcity. For instance, Valve’s new Steam Machine gaming console starts at $1,049—nearly double the price of a PS5. Microsoft introduced budget-friendly Surface models but reduced RAM to 8GB. Apple also raised prices for MacBooks and iPads, citing record-high component costs.

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Hackers Delete Stolen Klue Data, But New Threats EmergeSecurity

Hackers Delete Stolen Klue Data, But New Threats Emerge

Klue, a data analytics platform targeted in a June 12 cyberattack, is negotiating with the Icarus hacking group, which claims to be deleting stolen customer data. However, a second unidentified group is now directly extorting affected companies, including LastPass, Snyk, and Recorded Future. The incident, linked to leaked third-party credentials from 2022, has exposed OAuth tokens, allowing hackers to infiltrate cloud infrastructures and databases. Klue has not disclosed details about the leaked credentials or their prolonged validity.

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RAM and Storage Price Surge Impacts Entire Electronics MarketHardware

RAM and Storage Price Surge Impacts Entire Electronics Market

The electronics market faces a sharp rise in prices for critical components like RAM, SSDs, and HDDs, triggering a chain reaction of increased device costs. This surge has affected not only desktops and laptops but also gaming consoles, tablets, smartphones, and even MacBooks, which were previously considered better value for money. Manufacturers are now forced to adjust product pricing to offset higher component costs.

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Micron Secures $100 Billion in Supply Contracts Amid Memory ShortageHardware

Micron Secures $100 Billion in Supply Contracts Amid Memory Shortage

Micron has finalized 16 strategic supply agreements, 14 of which guarantee a minimum revenue of $100 billion through 2030. The contracts, covering DRAM and 3D NAND volumes, include $22 billion in upfront payments to secure supply amid a prolonged memory shortage expected to last until at least 2028. Major and mid-sized clients, previously uninvolved in such deals, have signed on to lock in production capacity.

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IBM Unveils Nano-Stacking Chips: A Breakthrough for Moore’s Law ExtensionHardware

IBM Unveils Nano-Stacking Chips: A Breakthrough for Moore’s Law Extension

IBM has announced a groundbreaking chip architecture leveraging nano-stacking technology, which the company claims could extend Moore’s Law by at least a decade. The new approach to transistor design promises significant gains in performance and energy efficiency, making it particularly valuable for modern data centers and computing systems. Industry experts highlight the innovation as a critical step toward sustaining advancements in AI, cloud computing, and high-performance infrastructure.

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Meta* Suspends Employee Data Collection After Confidential Information LeakSecurity

Meta* Suspends Employee Data Collection After Confidential Information Leak

Meta* has suspended a controversial tool that monitored employee activities on work devices, including keystrokes and screen content. The decision follows a leak of confidential data, such as personal messages and performance evaluations, which became accessible to a broad group of employees. Launched in April as the Model Capability Initiative, the program sparked widespread discontent among staff and triggered an internal investigation.

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TRIMUI Unveils Price of Game Boy-Style Hammer Pro U Handheld at $200Hardware

TRIMUI Unveils Price of Game Boy-Style Hammer Pro U Handheld at $200

TRIMUI has officially announced the price of its Hammer Pro U handheld gaming console, designed in the classic Game Boy style. Priced at $199.99, the device shows discrepancies in cost across various manufacturer sites, ranging up to $284.99. Shipments are scheduled to begin in late July 2026, though some resellers are already offering the device at inflated prices. Experts advise waiting for official updates from TRIMUI before placing an order. The model features a 3.95-inch display with 1024×768 resolution and a Snapdragon G2 Gen 1 processor.

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FCC Proposes Stricter SIM Card Purchase Rules, Raising Privacy ConcernsSecurity

FCC Proposes Stricter SIM Card Purchase Rules, Raising Privacy Concerns

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering stricter identification requirements for SIM card activation or mobile service renewal to combat fraudulent calls and track malicious actors. While the initiative aims to enhance security, human rights advocates and domestic violence support organizations express concerns that the new measures may create additional barriers for individuals forced to hide from persecution. Public comments are open until June 25, 2026, with responses accepted until July 27, 2026.

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