Image: Foundry We’re only about a month away from the launch of macOS 26, and Apple has been speeding up work on the next major update to the Mac operating system. And with the latest beta update, which was released to developers on Tuesday, the company has revealed another little surprise for Mac users. No,...
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Brandt Ranj Brandt Ranj is a commerce reporter for The Verge writing about the best deals and gadgets. He previously wrote for Business Insider, Rolling Stone, Futurism, and Popular Science. Streaming sticks can breathe new life into an older TV, and help you get even more out of a modern one. Amazon’s Fire TV Stick
Plugable’s latest USB4 dock can support two 120Hz displays
Image: Plugable / Amazon Plugable today launched the UD-4VPD, a USB4 docking station that you’ll be able to connect a pair of 120Hz displays to, provided that you own the right equipment. The price is also quite noteworthy: under $200. Plugable’s UD-4VPD includes two HDMI 2.1 ports, allowing your laptop to power a pair of



