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Business Insider |
I met my husband buying salmon one night after work. We've been together for 12 years.
At 45 and divorced, Kat Milner met her future husband at a fish counter. Twelve years later, she says their love proves second chances are real.
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AppleInsider News |
Apple Silicon chip packaging may expand into India's iPhone supply chain
The production of iPhones in India is just going to get larger and larger, with a new report saying that Apple has entered into preliminary talks to start packaging chips in the country.Silicon wafer - Image Credit: Laura Ockel on UnsplashApple's work to manufacture the iPhone and other products in India has meant rapid change in the country. This has already included growing a workforce of 350,000 people in just five years, but you can almost always expect more.The latest future growth move app...
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Boy Genius Report |
Google CC Is A Gmail Assistant That Emails You Every Morning
As an arm of Gemini specifically designed for Gmail, Google is experimenting with CC, which sends users emails to help manage to-do lists and tasks.
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Mashable! |
Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes: Preorder guide, price, where to buy
Pokémon TCG's Ascended Heroes preorders could drop at any moment. Here's all the retailers you need to keep an eye on.
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ZDNet |
I tested the new ChatGPT Images - it's a stunning improvement, and enormously fun
'Lights! Eggnog! Punching!' OpenAI just overhauled ChatGPT image generation, and the results surprised and delighted me.
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ZDNet |
MacBook Pro vs. MacBook Air: Which Apple laptop you should buy, according to experts
Torn between MacBook Air and Pro? We've tested them all to help you make an informed choice.
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AppleInsider News |
Feds say US big tech is targeted by unfair regulations overseas
The US House Judiciary Subcommittee is conducting a hearing on US big tech discrimination by Europe and others, with witnesses saying that the regulations popping up harm the global economy and stifle innovation.The hearing is being held in the House Judiciary Committee's main building — image credit: House Judiciary CommitteeThe White House has previously said that it will not tolerate the European Union's fining firms such as Apple and Meta. Then on Monday, the US paused its agreed $200 bill...
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Tom's Hardware |
How to choose a CPU – A guide to picking the right processor for your PC
Choosing the right CPU is one of the first decisions you need to make when building a PC. Here's how to make that tough choice.
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Digital Trends |
DoorDash’s new app uses AI to help you discover new restaurants
DoorDash has released a new app called Zesty featuring an AI chatbot that can help you discover new restaurants.
The post DoorDash’s new app uses AI to help you discover new restaurants appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Neowin |
Save a massive 57% on Cooler Master's MasterHUB Creator Kit Freeform 2.0
If you are looking for a Stream Deck-like device for your computer, the MasterHUB Creator Kit Freeform 2.0 is currently available with an absolutely massive 57% discount.
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ReadWrite |
Bragg Gaming expands presence in Brazil, with exclusive content live with Blaze
Bragg Gaming has expanded its presence in Brazil through the Blaze platform, with its proprietary and exclusive content now live… Continue reading Bragg Gaming expands presence in Brazil, with exclusive content live with Blaze
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The Register |
California DMV tells Tesla to ease off on those Autopilot claims
Full Self-Driving Capability marketing deemed a 'violation of state law'
The California DMV says Tesla's use of the term Autopilot is misleading and violated state law, but has hit the brakes on a proposed 30-day suspension of the car maker's manufacturing and dealer licenses.…
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BetaNews |
Most schools underprepared for cybersecurity threats
A new report from endpoint management company Action1 shows cyber incidents have become the norm in schools worldwide, with most IT leaders now adopting a more realistic view of their cybersecurity readiness. But despite rising budgets, persistent staffing shortages and structural barriers continue to leave learning environments exposed to increasingly sophisticated threats, especially AI-driven phishing and ransomware. Two thirds of school IT leaders now rate their cybersecurity maturity as onl...
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TechCrunch |
Skana Robotics helps fleets of underwater robots communicate with each other
Skana Robotics built a decision-making algorithm that helps unmanned vessels react and adapt to data from other vessels.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Fortinet products hit by further security flaws - giving hackers access to systems and more
Two new Fortinet flaws are being actively abused in the wild in reconnaissance attacks.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
What is the release date for Pluribus episode 8 on Apple TV?
Pluribus' eighth episode is set to be released later this week – here's when we expect it'll arrive.
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VentureBeat |
Mistral launches OCR 3 to digitize enterprise documents, touts 74% win rate and $2-per-1,000-page pricing
Mistral AI, the French artificial intelligence company valued at €11.7 billion, unveiled its third-generation optical character recognition model on Tuesday, positioning document digitization as the critical first step enterprises must take before realizing the full potential of generative AI.The new model, called Mistral OCR 3, claims a 74% win rate against competing products when processing forms, scanned documents, complex tables, and handwritten content. Mistral priced the technology aggre...
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Tom's Hardware |
Engineer turns E-ink tablet into computer monitor in Linux — perfect secondary reading screen to reduce eye strain over the network
A software engineer and E-ink enthusiast recently set up a remote E-ink secondary display, upcycling an old E-ink tablet and setting up an awesome Linux DIY project for all those with the need to read on bespoke screen hardware.
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VentureBeat |
AI agents fail 63% of the time on complex tasks. Patronus AI says its new 'living' training worlds can fix that.
Patronus AI, the artificial intelligence evaluation startup backed by $20 million from investors including Lightspeed Venture Partners and Datadog, unveiled a new training architecture Tuesday that it says represents a fundamental shift in how AI agents learn to perform complex tasks.The technology, which the company calls "Generative Simulators," creates adaptive simulation environments that continuously generate new challenges, update rules dynamically, and evaluate an agent's p...
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Your Ray-Ban Meta glasses just got a major audio update — especially for Spotify users
Latest Ray-Ban Meta update brings Conversation Focus and Spotify soundtracking to you smart specs.
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The Register |
Microsoft security update breaks MSMQ on older Win systems
Folder permission changes cause queue failures and misleading error messages, no real fix yet
Microsoft has good news for administrators: while some organizations now pay for security updates on older Windows versions, the inconsistent quality remains free.…
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AppleInsider News |
iPhone 17 Pro review three months later: Still fresh
More than three months have passed since the launch of Apple's iPhone 17 Pro, and I've been using it daily. It's still the best choice and balance of size, cost, battery life, and features.iPhone 17 Pro review three months later: Still loving the phoneUsually, I don't have much consternation as to which iPhone to buy. I always gravitate towards the Pro as I appreciate the better cameras and more powerful processors.Over the last several years, the draw of the Pro has minimized, though, as all th...
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PetaPixel |
Instagram Reels are Coming to Your Television
Instagram is testing a new app that allows users to watch Reels on their television, beginning with Amazon Fire TV in the U.S.
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TweakTown News |
NVIDIA to cut supply of best-value GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs in half over memory shortages
NVIDIA may cut supply of its GeForce RTX 50-series graphics cards due to memory shortages, starting with the best-value 50-series GPUs.Continue reading at TweakTown
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Tom's Hardware |
Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL review: Pretty, bright, and mechanical
Turtle Beach's Vulcan II TKL is an attractive hot-swappable gaming keyboard with a slim, well-built chassis and hot-swappable linear mechanical switches.
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BetaNews |
Less than a quarter of organizations are securing AI-generated code
A new report reveals that 95 percent of organizations now rely on AI tools to generate code, yet only 24 percent apply comprehensive IP, license, security, and quality evaluations to that AI-generated code. The study from Black Duck shows that that organizations without strong dependency management, automation, and SBOM validation are already falling behind on their ability to detect and remediate critical issues. While 76 percent of respondents check AI code for security risks, only 24 percent ...
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PetaPixel |
Photographer Defends His Vanity Fair Photos of Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt
Vanity Fair photographer Christopher Anderson has defended his close-up photographs of President Donald Trump's Cabinet, particularly the portrait of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
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PetaPixel |
Photographer Discovers Thousands of Dinosaur Footprints in National Park
A photographer discovered thousands of dinosaur footprints dating back around 210 million years while taking pictures of deer in an Italian national park.
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Techdirt |
Elon Musk’s Taxpayer-Subsidized Starlink Yanks Cheaper $40 Plan Because Network Couldn’t Handle The Load
We’ve noted how Republicans are rewriting the 2021 infrastructure bill (they voted against) to ensure that billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded broadband grants wind up in the back pocket of Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos (and their low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband ventures, Starlink and Project Kuiper). This is billions of taxpayer dollars being paid to billionaires […]
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ReadWrite |
UK MOD is developing new policy that focuses on gambling harms reduction for veterans and serving members
A report out of the UK shows the government’s defense ministry is developing a new policy that focuses on gambling… Continue reading UK MOD is developing new policy that focuses on gambling harms reduction for veterans and serving members
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AppleInsider News |
When open, iPhone Fold may be close to the size of an iPad mini
The iPhone Fold could be a lot wider open than expected, with a schematic of unknown provenance depicting the device shaped more like a paperback when folded.A render of what the iPhone Fold could look like - Image Credit: iphone-ticker.deThe iPhone Fold is a long-awaited addition to the Apple smartphone roster, and could make its way into consumer hands in late 2026. However, the final product may end up feeling a little wider than usual.Supposed CAD drawings for the model provided to accessory...
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Tom's Hardware |
Intel details progress on fabbing 2D transistors a few atoms thick in standard high volume fab production environment — chipmaker outlines 300-mm fab compatible with integration of 2D transistor contacts and gate stacks
Intel and imec demonstrate the first 300-mm, fab-compatible integration of contacts and gate stacks for 2D transistors, marking a critical step in turning long-studied 2D materials from lab experiments into a realistic future option for high-volume logic manufacturing.
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Boy Genius Report |
Tesla's Newest Release Isn't An Electric Vehicle (It's Worse)
Tesla says it took months of collaboration, and lots of research and development to come up with the unique paddle. Also, it comes with a nice carrying bag.
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The Guardian |
Hackers access Pornhub’s premium users’ viewing habits and search history
ShinyHunters group reportedly behind the hack affecting data of 200m users thought to be from before 2021Hackers have accessed the search history and viewing habits of premium users of Pornhub, one of the world’s most popular pornography websites.A gang has reportedly accessed more than 200m data records, including premium members’ email addresses, search and viewing activities and locations. Pornhub is a heavily used site and says it has more than 100m daily visits globally. Continue readin...
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