
A second screen can change how a laptop feels during long sessions of writing, spreadsheets, or video calls, and the InnoView 15.6 inch IPS portable monitor, priced at $49.99 (was $60), delivers that change in a package thin enough to slide beside a notebook in most bags. Measuring roughly a quarter-inch thick and weighing a couple of pounds with its included cover, the unit travels without demanding its own separate case or adding noticeable bulk to a daily carry. Once open, the matte IPS panel sits at 1920 by 1080 resolution with 178 degree viewing angles, so text stays readable and colors hold steady even when the screen sits off to one side of a laptop or leans back at an angle on a small table.

Graham Dot Zip has built a following by testing how AI interview bots handle nonsense answers, song lyrics, or endless polite replies. In his newest video he tried the reverse and sent his own AI agent named Victor to represent him while the company sent an AI recruiter named Pat.

Guests at a wedding in Jiangsu province watched the bride guide her new husband through a calculation that looked ordinary on paper. The sum ran 520 times 10 plus 1,314 minus 514 minus 619 plus 666 minus 957 and landed exactly on 5090. In Chinese online shorthand those figures carry familiar meanings: 520 sounds close to the phrase for I love you, 1314 stands for forever, 514 suggests until death, 619 hints at escaping forever, and 666 simply means awesome. Once he arrived at the result, women standing beside the bride brought forward a large bag.

Preorders for Apple’s first foldable iPhone opened at 5 a.m. Pacific time this morning through the company website and Apple Store app, and the available stock disappeared almost at once. Buyers who managed to complete an order in the first few minutes received delivery estimates for Friday, October 23, the official launch day in more than 70 countries. Everyone who arrived even slightly later watched the dates jump forward by three full months.

Most earbuds end up in a drawer once their batteries start fading after a year or two of daily use, forcing owners to buy a whole new pair. Fairphone designed the Fairbuds 2 so that worn batteries never have to end the product’s life. iFixit’s teardown video confirms the approach works exactly as claimed: the process for pulling the battery from one earbud begins at the 27-second mark and finishes before a full minute has passed. That demonstration, combined with accessible spare parts and clear design choices, earned the Fairbuds 2 a perfect 10/10 repairability score.