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New Resident Evil film from director Zach Cregger draws strong reviews

A fresh Resident Evil movie, directed by Zach Cregger and reviewed positively by Ars Technica, tells an original story with new characters set within the established game universe rather than adapting a specific title. The film follows a disappointing 2021 reboot, Welcome to Raccoon City, which underperformed at the box office and led to a canceled Netflix series, and Cregger says he aimed for a straightforward, character-driven horror experience rather than complex timelines.

Dublin Restaurateur Alan Clancy Opens Rooftop Venue DÍON After Initial Tender Loss

Hospitality entrepreneur Alan Clancy has opened DÍON, an 18,000-square-foot rooftop restaurant atop Dublin's former Central Bank of Ireland building. Clancy originally lost a 2019 tender to develop the site with an Irish-rooted concept, but after COVID-19 closures forced him to rework his other venues, Hines' managing director later invited him back to pursue the project. The restaurant's name means 'roof and shelter' in Irish, reflecting its rooftop setting and design.

Best Buy bundles free Pixel Buds 2A with Googlebook preorders

Best Buy is offering a free pair of Pixel Buds 2A in hazel to customers who preorder any qualifying Googlebook laptop through October 25th, 2026. Models from Acer, Lenovo, Asus, HP, and Dell are eligible, with some units shipping as early as October 5th, 2026. The cheapest option, the Acer Googlebook 14, starts at $899 with an Intel Core 5 Ultra chip, 16GB of memory, and 512GB of storage.

Adobe brings redesigned Premiere video editor to Android, replacing Premiere Rush

Adobe has launched its redesigned Premiere app for Android, nearly a year after debuting it on iPhone, ending its beta phase and officially replacing Premiere Rush, which loses support on September 30. The app requires Android 13 or later and at least 5 GB of RAM, and is built to adapt its layout for foldables and other device types rather than simply porting the iOS version.

Apple's John Ternus likens Vision Pro to early personal computers in new interview

Apple's new hardware chief John Ternus discussed Vision Pro's slow sales during an interview with French outlet Clique TV, comparing the device to the earliest days of personal computing. He noted surgeons and film production crews are already finding practical uses for the headset, similar to how early Macs found niche applications like desktop publishing before becoming mainstream.

Study of 16,625 Publishers Finds Top-Tier Sites Prioritize Audience Over SEO Links

A link-building agency analyzed pricing data from 16,625 publisher sites across 53 languages and found that the most expensive, high-authority publishers increasingly decline to sell traditional dofollow SEO backlinks. Instead, these premium sites charge based on audience size and brand credibility, with prices ranging from under $100 to over $2,500 per placement depending on domain authority and traffic.

Chefs say frying oil can be safely reused, not tossed after one use

Culinary instructor Melanie Underwood explains that leftover frying oil doesn't need to be thrown out after a single use, as long as it wasn't overheated to the point of smoking or used to fry something with an overpowering flavor like seafood. She recommends neutral, high-smoke-point oils such as canola, peanut or sunflower oil, and maintaining a frying temperature between 350 and 400 degrees Fahrenheit to keep the oil viable for repeated use.

FutureBit demos web-based fly-brain Bitcoin miner using Google's connectome data

FutureBit, maker of the Apollo ASIC miners, released HashFly, a browser-based proof of concept that simulates part of a fruit fly's neural connectome—recently mapped and shared by Google—to process simplified Bitcoin-style hashing tasks. The demo uses simulated photoreceptor and PPL101 neurons to check double-SHA-256 targets, with adjustable difficulty levels far below real Bitcoin mining complexity.

Why some monitors need a separate USB cable for their hub ports to work

Monitors with built-in USB hubs use two types of ports: an upstream port that links the monitor to a computer, and downstream ports where peripherals like keyboards or drives connect. If a monitor's video signal runs over HDMI or DisplayPort, those cables don't carry USB data, so a separate USB upstream cable is required for the hub's downstream ports to function. USB-C can eliminate that extra cable when the monitor and cable support DisplayPort Alt Mode and USB Power Delivery.

Study Links Second-Language Learning to Better Brain Health in Aging Adults

A linguist's new book, 'Beyond Words: How We Learn, Use, and Lose Language,' reviews research showing that learning a new language engages multiple brain functions simultaneously, including memory, sound recognition and grammar processing. This sustained mental effort appears to strengthen neural connections and may help preserve cognitive function as people age.

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