CNET
Prime Day FOMO Save Hundreds During Best Buy Black Friday in July
Amazon Prime Day may be over, but Target, Walmart, and Best Buy are still offering fantastic deals on items like TVs, laptops, and kitchen appliances. Best Buy’s Black Friday in July event featured discounts on products like the MacBook Pro and LG refrigerator. Members can enjoy additional savings. CNET’s experts curate the best deals from trusted retailers.
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Singletracks.com
The new aluminum Specialized Status 2, with bomber AM, enduro, and DH builds
Specialized introduces new aluminum mountain bikes: Status 2 with 140mm or 170mm rear travel, including a ZERO size for riders under five feet tall. Features M5 aluminum frame, mixed wheels, and adjustable flip chip for geometry changes. Status 140 and 170 models available, with prices starting at $3,000. Specialized also offers a downhill version with 180mm fork.
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TrustedReviews
OnePlus Nord 4 vs Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Which affordable phone wins
The OnePlus Nord 4 features a brighter display and more RAM compared to the Samsung Galaxy A55 5G. The Nord 4 has a 6.74-inch AMOLED display with higher resolution and peak brightness. The A55 5G has three rear cameras, expandable storage, and a 5000 mAh battery with slower charging. In contrast, the Nord 4 has two cameras, more RAM, and a larger 5500 mAh battery with faster charging.
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9to5Google
Xiaomi Mix Fold 4 and Mix Flip foldables officially launch in China
Xiaomi launches two new foldable devices in China: the Xiaomi Mix Fold 4 with a 6.56-inch external display, IPX8 water resistance, and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, and the Mi Flip clamshell phone with a 4.01-inch cover display. Both feature high-end specs, Leica-branded cameras, and come in various storage configurations. Prices start at CNY 5,999 for the Mi Flip and CNY 8,999 for the Mix Fold 4. Global launch details are yet to be announced.
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IGN
Bethesda Officially Becomes the First Microsoft Game Studio to Fully Unionize
Bethesda Game Studios becomes the first Microsoft developer to unionize under CWA, with 241 developers forming a “wall-to-wall” union. The move follows unionization efforts at other studios within the Bethesda parent company, Zenimax. The new union will negotiate a contract with Microsoft, reflecting a growing trend in the gaming industry for worker protection. Microsoft has acknowledged the unionization.