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CNET NewsApr 17, 2026
Was This Game Just On Sale? Steam May Show Price Shifts Over the Past 30 Days
A price tracker would make it easy to tell if you're getting a good deal on a game or not.

Mac RumorsApr 17, 2026
The MacRumors Show: What's Next for the iPad
On this week's episode of The MacRumors Show, we talk through Apple's upcoming overhaul of the iPad mini and iPad Air, looking at the future of the product lineup as a whole.


Mac RumorsApr 17, 2026
Apple Store Becomes Backdrop for Honor's Brazen Hong Kong Ad Stunt
Photos have been making the rounds on Chinese social media today showing an Honor-branded advertising truck parked directly in front of Apple Canton Road store in Hong Kong, promoting the company's new Honor 600 series smartphone.


GizmodoApr 17, 2026
Jon Favreau Says the Story of ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu' Was Informed by Its Form
We spoke to the 'Star Wars' director recently about the challenge of bringing his Disney show to the big screen.

CNET NewsApr 17, 2026
Disney Plus's 30 Best TV Shows You Should Stream Right Now
When it comes to epic TV, Disney's got you covered.

EngadgetApr 16, 2026
YouTube now lets you hide Shorts
You now have the power to remove short-form videos from your YouTube feed if you don't want to see them. YouTube has rolled out the capability to set your Shorts feed limit to zero minutes, which could help you stop doomscrolling, at least on mobile. The video-sharing platform originally launched a Shorts feed limit back in October last year, but the lowest option you could choose was 15 minutes. Once 15 minutes are up, you'll get a pop-up reminding you to take a break.

Earlier this year, it integrated the feature with parental controls, allowing guardians to set time limits for younger users. YouTube said back then that parents will soon see the option to set the timer to zero. Now, the Shorts timer is live not just for parents, but for all users. We can confirm that we're now seeing the zero minutes option in our (adult) account and were able to activate it for ourselves. When you select it, you may see a notice that says "Scrolling is paused but you may still see individual Shorts." You may also have to refresh your app before short-form videos disappear from your feed.

To be able to block stop Shorts from showing up for you, go to your Setting page in the YouTube app for mobile. Look for "Time management" and scroll down to "Daily limits," where you can find the "Shorts feed limit" section. If you don't want to get rid of Shorts altogether, you can choose from any of the other options, with two hours being the maximum time available.

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