Apple TV+ Finds Its Footing With Strong 2026 Lineup Across Genres

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Apple TV+, known for prioritizing quality over quantity, has built a reputation comparable to HBO through its selective approach to content. The streaming service offers significantly fewer titles than rivals like Netflix and Disney+, but its projects are generally well-regarded. In 2026, the platform has delivered a notably strong mix of new series and returning favorites spanning multiple genres. Standout new titles this year include the well-received Widow's Bay, signaling that the service may finally be reaching its full potential after several years of gradual growth.

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Skip the sports drinks: Plain water is enough for most people's hydration

As summer heat intensifies across Europe, the US, and Asia, staying hydrated has become a pressing health concern for millions. A column by Verge senior reviewer Victoria Song addresses widespread confusion around hydration and what people actually need to stay healthy. The piece challenges the popularity of sports drinks, noting that products like Powerade are designed for high-performance athletes who sweat heavily, not the average person. For most individuals going about daily life, plain water is sufficient to meet hydration needs. The article aims to cut through marketing noise and remind readers that proper hydration does not require special products or complicated routines.

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Jon Prosser Denies Conspiracy in Apple Trade Secrets Lawsuit, Blames Co-Defendant

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The Verge Staff Share Their Summer 'In and Out' Trend Picks for 2025

The Verge has released its annual summer 'in and out' list, a tradition the publication has maintained for several years. Staff members and editors each contributed their personal picks on what is trending or fading across tech, culture, and lifestyle. Picks range from motion sickness glasses and bootleg sports merch being 'in', to AI-powered gadgets and official tech company merchandise being 'out'. The list reflects broader cultural shifts, including growing fatigue with AI-driven products and algorithm-dominated experiences. The exercise is meant as a lighthearted but pointed commentary on where technology and pop culture currently stand.

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