AI.com, Flipper Zero, and face-scanning tech headline today's PCMag Lab Report.                     
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TODAY'S FEATURED STORY

I Signed Up for AI.com After Seeing the Super Bowl Ad, and Instantly Regretted It

The site will eventually create personal AI agents for you. But it takes no responsibility for anything your agents do, even if they commit crimes. The fine print is downright scary.

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THE LATEST

This $749 Gaming Phone Has Liquid Cooling You Can Actually See

With the latest Qualcomm chip, plenty of memory, and an advanced liquid cooling system, the RedMagic 11 Pro runs games better than any other phone we've tested.

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Acer Nitro V 16 AI Review: Real Gaming, Rock-Bottom Pricing

Acer's low-cost Nitro V 16 AI is a compelling value, pairing solid entry-grade components with a fast, big 1200p display. Plus, it delivers long battery life for a gaming laptop.

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8 Shockingly Useful Things You Can Do With a Flipper Zero

From replacing lost remotes to backing up access tools, these practical Flipper Zero tricks are beginner-friendly and surprisingly handy.

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Sony LinkBuds Clip Review: Clear-Sounding Open Earbuds With a Twist

The Sony LinkBuds Clip open earbuds have a distinctive clip design, a reasonably natural audio response, and a comfortable fit, but fall just short of the class leaders.

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OnePlus Pad Go 2 Review: A Polished Tablet That Gets Most Things Right

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is a fine Android tablet that benefits from a sharp screen, solid everyday performance, and helpful AI features, making it a good pick for OnePlus phone owners.

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Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra Review: A Smarter Way to Start Resin Printing

The Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra is one of the easiest resin printers to recommend, combining excellent 9K detail with thoughtful automation that removes much of the friction new users typically face—all at a remarkably accessible price.

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EXPERT ADVICE

Is There Any Point in Resisting Face Scanning? Yep. And You Should

Police already use facial recognition to identify people. But refusing to opt in when there's a choice, in places like airports, can still matter.

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