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1. NBA Finals 2026: How to Watch Knicks vs. Spurs Game 2 Tonight

   Here are the best ways to watch or stream game 2 tonight between New York and San Antonio.

2. The Coolest Things We Saw at Computex 2026 video

   We saw the future in Taipei. Check out the hottest laptops, desktops, gaming gear, and PC components that will shape tomorrow.

3. Google Wants Android 17 to Excite the Rich. What About the Rest of Us?

   Commentary: Google assumes all Android users are wealthy and sexy. Nice, if true.

4. I Test Meal Kits for a Living: Here's Why You Should Try Every Service Before Deciding on One

   This meal kit subscription hack will save you hundreds of dollars and let you try every service before deciding.

5. Stop Ignoring Your Router. This Is How to Optimize Privacy

   Cybersecurity experts say outdated router security protocols might be exposing your entire home network. Here's what to do.

6. Best Affordable Video Doorbells for 2026: Big Results for Low Prices

   Powerful, rugged video doorbells don't have to empty your bank account. We've tested these budget models and like what they've got.

7. Pay Attention to These Topics at Apple's WWDC26 video

   Apple's big developers conference keynote is expected to focus on updates to Siri and Apple Intelligence. But the software can sometimes give us clues to the direction of Apple's future hardware. CNET's Bridget Carey goes through what key areas she's most interested in when it comes to news from this year's Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.

8. Are You Guilty of These 7 Grilling Mistakes? Chefs Say Most People Are

   I asked career chefs and professional grillmasters about the biggest blunders home cooks make when firing up the grill. Here's what they said.

9. The 7 Must-Try Fitness Apps for Home or Gym Workouts

   No more excuses: These workouts are at your fingertips and can be used at any time.

10. RCS Messages Between iPhone and Android Get End-to-End Encryption With iOS 26.5

    Apple and Google start rolling out end-to-end encrypted RCS chats in beta for iPhone owners and Android phone users.