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xTool's New Printer Is Going to Make It Easier Than Ever to Be Creative and the Preorder Is Live Today

xTool has opened preorders for the O1 Omni, a desktop printer featuring a dual-printhead architecture that supports UV, DTG, and DTF printing. This versatile hardware allows makers to print on a wide range of materials including fabric, wood, acrylic, and metal in a single machine.

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Your Home Router Was a Target of Russian Military Intelligence. Here's What to Do Now

Russian military intelligence unit APT28 used DNS hijacking to compromise thousands of SOHO routers, specifically targeting legacy TP-Link models across 23 US states. This operation highlights the critical security risk of using end-of-life hardware that no longer receives firmware updates to protect network traffic.

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Want Those Dreamy Analog Film Vibes From Your Phone Camera? Here's What to Do

CNET outlines techniques for achieving analog film aesthetics on mobile devices using physical mist filters, RAW capture, and editing tools like Snapseed, VSCO, and Lightroom. These methods allow users to bypass aggressive digital oversharpening and HDR processing to create a softer, more natural photographic look.

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Our Data Shows That It's OK if You Forget to Charge Your Phone Overnight

CNET Labs data from 115 phones shows that recent devices from Apple, Samsung, and Google now support significantly faster charging, with some reaching over 70% battery in 30 minutes. This shift reduces the necessity of overnight charging for users, provided they utilize power adapters that match their device's maximum supported wattage.

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6 Continuous Glucose Monitors That Are Doctor-Approved

CNET reviewed six continuous glucose monitors, highlighting prescription options like Dexcom G6 and Eversense 365 alongside new over-the-counter models like Stelo and Lingo. The shift toward OTC sensors and predictive alerts expands health data accessibility for non-insulin-dependent users and improves diabetes management through tighter hardware-software integration.

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T-Mobile Is Automatically Pushing Legacy Customers Onto Its Current Plans

T-Mobile is automatically migrating thousands of legacy subscribers from plans up to 15 years old to its current service lineup. This move reduces internal system complexity by eliminating over 1,100 billing codes, though some users may face price increases of approximately $4 per line.

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Forget the Stovetop: The Air Fryer Is the Best Way to Cook Bacon

A CNET comparison of bacon cooking methods found that air fryers outperform stovetops and ovens in speed, cleanliness, and crispiness, cooking strips in approximately 7 minutes at 375Β°F. While capacity is limited in smaller 4-quart models, the reduced cleanup and lack of preheating make it the most efficient consumer hardware option for small batches.

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Apple TV: 29 of the Best Shows You're Probably Not Watching

CNET has compiled a guide to 29 under-the-radar series available on Apple TV Plus. The list highlights Apple's unconventional reliance on organic discovery and word-of-mouth over traditional marketing campaigns to grow its streaming audience.

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Does Your TV Live Up to The Hype? Vote in Our 2026 People's Picks for TVs

CNET is conducting a user survey throughout June to gather consumer feedback on television performance and brand loyalty for its 2026 People's Picks. This crowdsourced data provides real-world performance insights on picture quality and usability that supplement standard technical specifications for potential buyers.

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The One Thing a Water Quality Scientist Wants You to Know About Drinking Tap

Water scientist Dr. Eric Roy and NSF expert Kyle Postmus highlight that sensory cues like taste and smell cannot detect dangerous contaminants such as lead or PFAS. Users should rely on municipal water quality reports and NSF-certified filtration systems to mitigate risks from aging infrastructure and emerging chemical pollutants.

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