Steam lets you gift 'Complete the Set' bundles, with relevant discounts

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Steam made a recent update that will make it easier to help friends complete the games in a series. Valve now lets you purchase the Complete the Set bundles as gifts, including the discounting feature. As PCGamer pointed out, when you buy a bundle for someone else who already has some of the games in the bundle, you will pay less overall. So, if you're thinking of a gift for a gamer friend, this might be a good option to explore.

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CES 2026: NuraLogix's AI-powered mirror can predict your future health

NuraLogix revealed a new artificial intelligence-powered mirror at last year's CES. However, that wasn't made available for purchase. The new Longevity Mirror, which debuted at CES 2026, will be available for sale, offering a glimpse into your long-term wellness.

Using a simple selfie video, the AI can analyze your health markers and provide information about your future health in as little as 30 seconds. The Longevity Mirror is designed for users seeking insight into their health trajectory based on current results. The AI models used on the device were trained on hundreds of thousands of patient records and can reportedly offer multi-year health risks up to 20 years in advance.

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CES 2026: Amazon Fire TV mobile app gets design refresh, too

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While the Amazon Fire TV mobile application is often seen as a backup remote, Amazon revamped the smartphone app to give it more use. Similar to the Fire TV user interface redesign, the mobile version now lets you browse content, manage your watchlist and play titles on your TV. The free smartphone app can act as your second screen to discover what you should watch next or instantly add a friend's recommendation when you're out and about.

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Update on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 10:03AM by Nicole Batac

UPDATE: The mobile app refresh will come to the US first in February, with expansion into more countries expected throughout spring 2026.

CES 2026: JBL brings spatial content support to open-ear Sense Pro

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If you don't particularly need sports headphones but want to try open-ear design, JBL created the Sense Pro. This audio accessory supports JBL's OpenSound, with earpieces that sit on the curve of your ear, allowing you to hear what's happening around you. Its split ear hook design promises long-term comfort, and an IP54 water and dust resistance enables you to take these outdoors.

The Sense Pro can also play immersive content with JBL Spatial Sound support alongside hi-res wireless audio. These earbuds have four integrated microphones to improve call quality, while the battery and included case provide up to 38 hours of use. And yes, you can wirelessly charge the case. The JBL Sense Pro retails for US$200 (around CA$275).

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