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Deals: Nothing gear from $34, Lenovo IdeaPad 2K $600 off, Anker Google Find Hub Wallet Card $25 all-time low, more

Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Best Buy’s updated 60th Anniversary Sale with a series of new featured deals alongside the Nothing anniversary week discounts on Headphone (a), Phone (4a) Pro, Ear (a), and more from $34. We also have Lenovo’s 2026 IdeaPad 2K touchscreen Copilot+ laptop at a whopping $600 off, a wide-ranging Woot PC sale with up to 75% off gaming desktops, monitors, coolers, and more, and some notable Google Find Hub deals – Anker’s new SmartTrack wallet card hits the $25 Amazon all-time low and Chipolo’s latest Loop item trackers are also now at new Amazon lows. Be sure to check out the best price ever on the the latest wireless Ring Battery Doorbell 4K Pro at nearly 30% off, and head below for more.

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Today’s Android app deals and freebies: SENTINEL 519, NARUTO Ninja STORM, Slime Legends, more

Your afternoon lineup of the best Android game and app deals is now ready to roll, including titles like SENTINEL 519: SAGA – GENESIS, Candleman, NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja STORM, Endling Extinction is Forever, Slime Legends – Survivor, Lia: Hacking Destiny, and more. Just be sure to dive into today’s offers on TCL NXTPAPER Android tabs from $160 and the ongoing Best Buy 60th Anniversary sale with thousands of price drops. The apps await below.

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Pixel 11’s Magic Capture perfectly solves a very modern parenting dilemma

Over the past week, I’ve probably shot more video of my kids than in the previous year combined. I’m a photographer, so I take photos — thousands of them — but rarely swipe over to that tempting toggle that displaces the moment for momentum.

The dichotomy between photo and video has existed as long as there have been cameras capable of doing both. Many attempts have been made to bridge the gap, from HTC Zoe in 2013 to Apple’s Live Photos and Google’s subsequent Motion Photos years later, but most technical limitations have largely kept the two functions separate.

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Someone already figured out how to fully control Pixel 11 Pro’s ‘HiLight’ and make it useful [Gallery]

“HiLight” is one of the biggest hardware features on Google’s Pixel 11 Pro devices, but it’s also one that the company hindered by heavily limited what you can do with it. Android being Android, someone already figured out how to hijack “HiLight” and make the Pixel 11 Pro’s RGB light a lot more useful.

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