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Mashable! |
The Magic: The Gathering Tarkir Dragonstorm Booster Box has hit a new record-low price — save over $60 at Amazon
The Magic: The Gathering Tarkir Dragonstorm Play Booster Box is on sale for $99.95 at Amazon. That's the lowest-ever price.
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The Register |
Logitech chief says ill-conceived gadgets put the AI in FAIL
Just ignore all the ways the peripherals biz uses AI itself
Logitech's CEO says that AI-powered devices are a solution looking for a problem, despite being a strong proponent of AI and her firm pushing out exactly the kind of thing she's talking about.…
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ReadWrite |
Connecticut orders Kalshi, Robinhood, and Crypto.com to halt unlicensed sports wagering
Connecticut Consumer Protection has issued cease-and-desist orders to three prediction markets for allegedly offering unlicensed online gambling. The Department of… Continue reading Connecticut orders Kalshi, Robinhood, and Crypto.com to halt unlicensed sports wagering
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MacRumors |
iPhone 17 Pro Lost a Camera Feature Pro Models Have Had Since 2020
iPhone 17 Pro models, it turns out, can't take photos in Night mode when Portrait mode is selected in the Camera app – a capability that's been available on Apple's Pro devices since the iPhone 12 Pro in 2020.
If you're an iPhone 17 Pro or iPhone 17 Pro Max owner, try it for yourself: Open the Camera app with Photo selected in the carousel, then cover the rear lenses with your hand to simulate a low-light environment. The Night mode crescent moon symbol should appear in the top-right corn...
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Boy Genius Report |
You Can Store Your Car Keys On Your Android Phone - Here's How
Storing car keys on your Android phone is a safe alternative to the traditional key fob. Doing so also lets you share the key with family and friends.
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Tom's Hardware |
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unsure if China would buy its H200 chips if restrictions are relaxed as Beijing prioritizes homegrown AI solutions — 'We don’t know. We have no clue.'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits that he has no idea whether Nvidia can sell its H200 chips in China even if Washington allows the company to export them.
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Slashdot |
'End-To-End Encrypted' Smart Toilet Camera Is Not Actually End-To-End Encrypted
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Earlier this year, home goods maker Kohler launched a smart camera called the Dekoda that attaches to your toilet bowl, takes pictures of it, and analyzes the images to advise you on your gut health. Anticipating privacy fears, Kohler said on its website that the Dekoda's sensors only see down into the toilet, and claimed that all data is secured with "end-to-end encryption." The company's use of the expression "end-to-end encryption" is, howe...
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PetaPixel |
Apple Has Removed Night Mode From Portrait Mode on the iPhone 17 Pro
Since the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max, smartphone photographers have had the option of also using Night mode while in Portrait mode, but iPhone 17 Pro users do not have that option anymore.
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The Register |
Aisuru botnet turns Q3 into a terabit-scale stress test for the entire internet
Cloudflare data shows 29.7 Tbps record-breaker landed amid 87% surge in network-layer attacks
The internet has spent the past three months ducking for cover as the Aisuru botnet hurled record-shattering DDoS barrages from an army of up to 4 million infected machines.…
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Mashable! |
Score the best preorder price for the Pokémon TCG Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection Box
The Pokémon TCG's Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection Box is available to pre-order for $77.50 at Amazon.
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Boy Genius Report |
Sam Altman Wants OpenAI To Go To Space, And He's Not Talking About Mars
Sam Altman seems to be exploring avenues to send OpenAI into space, but it's not what you think it is. Here's what the founder aims to achieve.
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CNET News |
Nano Banana Pro Is the Best AI Image Tool I've Tested. It's Also Deeply Troubling
Nano banana pro has obliterated the line between reality and AI. It's impressive and worrisome.
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Mashable! |
Why new Christmas movies don’t hit the same (yet)
A look at why Christmas movies feel so comforting — from nostalgia and repetition to the way they shape our holiday memories.
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Tom's Hardware |
Intel drops plans to sell networking and communication division — says keeping NEX in-house will strengthen integration and customer offerings
Cash influxes from the U.S. government, Nvidia, and SoftBank stabilized Intel enough to cancel plans to spin out its networking and communications division.
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Mashable! |
Score Sonys WH-CH520 headphones for under $40 right now at Amazon
As of Dec. 4, the Sony WH-CH520 headphones are down to $38 at Amazon, a 46% discount from their list price of $69.99.
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Tom's Hardware |
Chinese tech firm Cambricon looks to step into Nvidia void, triple AI chip production next year — seeks to rival Huawei, but production remains a concern
Chinese tech firm Cambricon Technologies has plans to triple its production of domestic AI chips in 2026, targeting the market dominance of national giant Huawei. Primarily set to rely on Semiconductor Manufacturing International for fabrication, it's not entirely clear how Cambricon will get enough wafers to achieve its goals.
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9to5Mac |
Gruber: Apple employees ‘giddy’ about Alan Dye’s departure
Yesterday, Bloomberg broke the surprise news that Alan Dye, Apple’s vice president of Human Interface Design since 2015, is departing the company to lead a new design studio at Meta. Apple confirmed the departure in a statement attributed to Tim Cook, adding that 26-year Apple design veteran Steve Lemay will take over Dye’s role.
In a new post on Daring Fireball, John Gruber has some inside info on the reaction inside Apple to this news.
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Boing Boing |
Accused thief yet to excrete $19k Faberge egg he swallowed
A 32-year-old man in New Zealand was charged with theft after allegedly swallowing a tiny egg pendant crafted by famed Russian jeweller Fabergé (previously at Boing Boing). The BBC reports that the item has yet to emerge. Arrested immediately after the incident, he will remain in custody until it does. — Read the rest
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MSPoweruser |
Extending Memories: How Wondershare Filmora V15 Rebuilds Missing Frames with AI
We’ve all seen it—an important moment cut short, leaving the video feeling incomplete and the story interrupted. These gaps interrupt emotion and make the story feel uneven or distracting. Short recordings or missing frames often cause choppy motion that disrupts the flow. Before AI tools, editors spent hours trying to fix these issues—stretching frames, looping […]
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BetaNews |
New AI cyber range launches to test autonomous AI agents under real attack conditions
Hack The Box has announced HTB AI Range, a new, controlled 'AI cyber range' built to test how AI security agents behave under pressure, as well as how well they work alongside human teams. The platform recreates real attack and defense scenarios so organizations can see how well (or if) the models cope with complex, high stakes environments. It can also flag where human oversight is still needed. SEE ALSO: 82% of HR professionals use AI, but most lack job-specific training AI now plays a role in...
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CNET News |
The Final Supermoon of 2025 Is Tonight: What Time to See the Cold Moon at Its Brightest
Th last full moon of the year will earn its name, with temperatures dropping as winter sets in.
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Mashable! |
Prince Harry crashes Stephen Colberts late show to audition for a Hallmark movie
Stephen Colbert's holiday Hallmark movie segment on "The Late Show" featured a surprise cameo from Prince Harry.
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Mashable! |
The 41 best Apple TV shows, ranked
Not sure exactly what's on Apple's streaming service? We're here to help with our picks of the best TV shows on Apple TV+.
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ReadWrite |
Betfred hit with $1.1M fine by the Gambling Commission
Betfred have been hit with an £825,000 ($1.1 million) fine by the Gambling Commission due to money laundering and social… Continue reading Betfred hit with $1.1M fine by the Gambling Commission
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Tom's Hardware |
Nexperia’s standoff puts a core part of the chip supply chain under strain — U.S export controls and red tape may threaten consumer continuity without governance
Dutch intervention, China’s retaliation, and widening U.S. controls have turned a major European component supplier into the centre of a three-way dispute.
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BetaNews |
TeamGroup releases PD40 Mini, a lightweight USB4 drive built for fast transfers
TeamGroup has launched a new portable storage option for users who want fast transfers in a small, pocketable format, and don't want to rely on the cloud for large or sensitive files. The PD40 Mini External SSD is a USB4 drive capable of read speeds up to 4,000MB/s and write speeds up to 3,500MB/s, making it far faster than most everyday portable SSDs. The PD40, which shares its look with the previously released PD20, is just 75mm in length and weighs 22g, making it one of the smallest high spee...
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AppleInsider News |
Dye's departure doesn't mean Liquid Glass is going anywhere
Apple's VP of Human Interface Design is leaving Apple for Meta, but Liquid Glass is here to stay. Expect Stephen Lemay to perfect the controversial design choice.Liquid Glass is Apple's future, like it or notAlan Dye was a controversial choice as VP of Human Interface Design when he was placed in that slot by Jony Ive. His background in fashion made everyone in the Apple space cringe with worry, and the time since 2015 has shown they had only a little to worry about.Apple's design didn't stray f...
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Ars Technica |
The NPU in your phone keeps improving—why isn’t that making AI better?
Shrinking AI for your phone is no simple matter.
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The Guardian |
The AI boom is heralding a new gold rush in the American west
Once home to gold and prospectors, the Nevada desert is now the site of a new kind of expansion: tech datacentersDriving down the interstate through the dry Nevada desert, there are few signs that a vast expanse of new construction is hiding behind the sagebrush-covered hills. But just beyond a massive power plant and transmission towers that march up into the dusty brown mountains lies one of the world’s biggest buildouts of datacenters – miles of new concrete buildings that house millions ...
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Neowin |
Proton launches Sheets, its encrypted alternative to Excel and Google Sheets
Proton now has its own version of Excel and Google Sheets for those who want a more encrypted spreadsheet service.
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Mashable! |
Last chance to score the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 for its lowest-ever price at Amazon — save $100 right now
As of Dec. 4, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 (40mm) is discounted at Amazon to $249.99, its lowest-ever price. This is 29% off its list price of $349.99.
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BetaNews |
Proton launches end-to-end encrypted spreadsheets for secure collaboration
Spreadsheets are essential to modern businesses, used to plan budgets, manage inventory, supervise members, and organize proprietary data. But organizations are becoming increasingly concerned that these tools can leave their internal data exposed to surveillance, tracking, and AI training. This why Proton is launching Proton Sheets, an easy-to-use private spreadsheet that lets teams collaborate while keeping control of their data. Everything users enter, including metadata like filenames, ...
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Neowin |
Statcounter: Windows 10 and 11 market share add to Microsoft's woes in November
New data from Statcounter shows that Windows 10 and 11 market share acted contrary to how Microsoft would want in November.
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Ars Technica |
A fentanyl vaccine is about to get its first major test
Vaccine trial in the Netherlands hopes to protect against fentanyl-related overdose and death.
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The Register |
Datacenters planned for Scotland could end up draining a loch of power
3 GW is roughly three quarters of the country's peak demand, says Foxglove
New datacenters planned in Scotland would collectively require 75 percent as much energy as the entire country currently consumes, according to tech campaign group Foxglove.…
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PetaPixel |
Astronaut Don Pettit Photographs Mecca’s Sacred Mosque Shining From Space
After returning from a six-month voyage to space, astronaut and enthusiastic photographer Don Pettit has plenty of photos to go through. While Pettit has photographed plenty of celestial objects, he often trains his lens on his home planet below -- and recently shared a photo of one of Earth's most sacred sites.
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Boy Genius Report |
AI Generated Evidence Is Finding Its Way Into Courtrooms - Here's What We Know
AI has been around for a while, and it's making way into courtrooms as evidence. Here's what lawful and unlawful use of AI could mean for the justice system.
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BetaNews |
Cybercrime landscape fragments as new groups emerge
Previously, a single dominant group tended to define the cybercrime landscape. Now, several actors sustain large-scale operations, with the number of distinct actors nearly tripling from 33 to 89 since 2020. The latest Security Navigator report from Orange Cyber Defense shows that in Europe, victims of Qilin and Akira have risen by 324 percent and 168 percent respectively. This is in part due to the commoditization of cybercrime as a service, which has drastically lowered the entry costs for att...
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ReadWrite |
New Jersey judge orders Evolution to produce all ‘necessary’ documents in Black Cube investigation
A New Jersey judge has ordered casino tech company Evolution to produce all necessary documents related to the Black Cube… Continue reading New Jersey judge orders Evolution to produce all ‘necessary’ documents in Black Cube investigation
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Mashable! |
Jimmy Kimmel slams Fox News for reaction to Trump appearing asleep in meeting
Jimmy Kimmel has hit out at Fox News, calling them "hypocrites" for defending Donald Trump for appearing to fall asleep in a cabinet meeting.
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Mashable! |
The Dyson V11 is down to its lowest price in 2025 — save $230 right now at Amazon
Get the best vacuum deal at Amazon. Save 37% on the Dyson V11 at Amazon.
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Boy Genius Report |
What Happens In Proton Sheets Stays In Proton Sheets: All Your Data Is Encrypted
Proton has a new productivity app in Proton Drive called Proton Sheets, which is an end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet editor ready to rival Google Drive.
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Neowin |
Sea of Thieves Season 18 is finally overhauling the volcanic Devil's Roar region
Rare is focusing on improving the Devil's Roar region inside Sea of Thieves for Season 18, bringing a new mini-boss that can go invisible, underground sanctuaries, and more.
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Tom's Hardware |
Ancient 3dfx Voodoo2 graphics card coaxed into working in modern AMD Ryzen 9 9900X-powered Windows 11 system — 12MB relic from 1998 successfully runs Quake 2 but crumbles in SLI configuration
1998 3D accelerator uses an experimental 64-bit driver from 2006, to run on a PC using an OS from 2011, powered by a processor from 2024.
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MacRumors |
Proton Sheets Launches as Encrypted Alternative to Google Sheets
Proton today announced the launch of Proton Sheets, its end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet web application designed to offer a privacy-focused alternative to Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel.
Unlike traditional spreadsheet tools, Proton Sheets encrypts all user data by default, including filenames and metadata. That means no one, not even Proton, can access the contents of users' spreadsheets. The company says the new tool is a response to growing concerns about Big Tech's data collection pr...
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BetaNews |
Near AI's confidential computing platform lets companies run AI models securely
Near AI has introduced two privacy focused tools that let people use artificial intelligence while keeping control of their information. Near AI Cloud and Near Private Chat handle sensitive data in secure environments, giving users and developers a way to work with AI without giving up their privacy. Illia Polosukhin, founder and CEO of Near AI, said: “Everyone should own their AI. Today Near AI is taking a major step towards the vision of user-owned AI with the launch of private, verifiable A...
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Mashable! |
Score the Ecovacs Deebot X9 Pro Omni robot vacuum and mop for its best-ever price at Amazon — save $600
As of Dec. 4, the Ecovacs Deebot X9 Pro Omni robot vacuum and mop is discounted at Amazon to $699.99, its lowest-ever price. This is 46% off its list price of $1,299.99.
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Mashable! |
The Garmin vívoactive 5 is over $100 off at Amazon — act fast to save ahead of the holidays
Get the best Garmin deal at Amazon. Save 38% on the Garmin vívoactive 5 at Amazon.
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Mashable! |
A Thousand Blows is back with an uppercut of a Season 2 trailer
"Peaky Blinders" creator Steven Knight made one of the best British shows of 2025 with "A Thousand Blows", and Season 2 is coming.
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Mashable! |
The Dyson Airstrait is at its lowest-ever price at Amazon — save over $150 right now
Find the best Dyson deal at Amazon. Save 27% on the Dyson Airstrait at Amazon.
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MacRumors |
Apple Lights Up Battersea Power Station With iPad-Designed Christmas Trees
Apple is today celebrating the winners of Your Tree on Battersea, its festive UK competition that invited people to design digital Christmas trees on iPad.
The 24 winning submissions are set to be projected onto Battersea Power Station beginning today, from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. every day until 24 December.The winning submissions will be featured on the building's chimneys alongside trees drawn by established artists and notable figures such as Kylie Minogue, Sir Stephen Fry, Maro Itoje...
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Mashable! |
The Toshiba 55-inch Class C350 Series TV is still at its low Cyber Monday price — save $200 right now
Get the best TV deal on Amazon. Save 50% on the Toshiba 55-inch Class C350 Series at Amazon.
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Mashable! |
Last chance to get Peacock for free this Black Friday — here’s how to stream for free
Best Black Friday streaming deal in 2025. How to get Peacock Premium for free this Black Friday.
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O'Grady's PowerPage |
Apple distributes macOS Tahoe 26.2 Release Candidate build to public beta and developer communities
Amidst its bevy of Release Candidate announcements, Apple on Wednesday published the Release Candidate beta of its macOS Tahoe 26.2 operating system to both developers and public beta testers alike. The RC represents the final version of macOS Tahoe 26.2 that will be provided to the public as long as no bugs are found in […]
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Slashdot |
Top Journal Retracts Study Predicting Catastrophic Climate Toll
Nature has retracted a headline-grabbing climate-economics study after critics found flawed data that massively inflated its predicted global economic collapse. The New York Times reports: The decision came after a team of economists noticed problems with the data for one country, Uzbekistan, that significantly skewed the results. If Uzbekistan were excluded, they found, the damages would look similar to earlier research (PDF). Instead of a 62 percent decline in economic output by 2100 in a worl...
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ReadWrite |
Polymarket officially returns to the US with app launch for iOS users
Those on the waitlist can now use prediction market Polymarket once again, as its app makes a return to the… Continue reading Polymarket officially returns to the US with app launch for iOS users
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Mashable! |
NYT Connections hints today: Clues, answers for December 4, 2025
Connections is a New York Times word game that's all about finding the "common threads between words." How to solve the puzzle.
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Mashable! |
NYT Strands hints, answers for December 4, 2025
The NYT Strands hints and answers you need to make the most of your puzzling experience.
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Mashable! |
Wordle today: Answer, hints for December 4, 2025
Here's the answer for "Wordle" #1628 on December 4 as well as a few hints, tips, and clues to help you solve it yourself.
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Mashable! |
Moon phase today: What the moon will look like on December 4
See the moon phase expected for December 4, 2025 as well as when the next full moon is expected.
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Neowin |
The five biggest threats hidden in the EU's revised digital surveillance plan
The worst detail from the EU's Chat Control proposals is gone, but there are still several threats. Here are the top five.
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NYT > Technology |
Why One Man Is Fighting for Our Right to Control Our Garage Door Openers
If companies can modify internet-connected products and charge subscriptions after people have already purchased them, what does it mean to own anything anymore?
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ReadWrite |
Fanatics launches its prediction market: Fanatics Markets
Fanatics has officially gone all in on prediction markets as it announces its launch into the controversial world through ‘Fanatics… Continue reading Fanatics launches its prediction market: Fanatics Markets
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PetaPixel |
Meta Starts Blocking Australian Teenagers From Facebook and Instagram as Ban Looms
Australia’s new ban on social media accounts for children under 16 is beginning to take effect, with platforms removing or freezing hundreds of thousands of profiles ahead of the December 10 deadline.
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The Register |
UK SAP users say they're baffled by Business Suite reboot licensing maze
Pricing complexity makes justifying migrations an uphill battle
UK SAP users say licensing and pricing complexity is muddying the picture for Business Suite, the vendor's new model for cloud applications.…
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The Guardian |
‘I don’t take no for an answer’: how a small group of women changed the law on deepfake porn
The new Data (Use and Access) Act, which criminalises intimate image abuse, is a huge victory won fast in a space where progress is often glacially slowFor Jodie*, watching the conviction of her best friend, and knowing she helped secure it, felt at first like a kind of victory. It was certainly more than most survivors of deepfake image-based abuse could expect.They had met as students and bonded over their shared love of music. In the years since graduation, he’d also become her support syst...
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Mashable! |
Whats new to streaming this week? (Dec. 5, 2025)
What's fresh on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, and more the week of Dec. 5, 2025?
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Tom's Hardware |
First ARM-supported 3D driver for discrete gaming GPUs emerges from China — Lisuan 7G106 runs 3DMark on a Windows 11 ARM machine
Lisuan's 7G105 discrete GPU was spotted running 3DMark in an ARM-based machine, revealing that Lisuan has quite possibly built the first 3D graphics driver that supports ARM machines that works with a dedicated graphics card.
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Mashable! |
The 3 biggest AI fails of 2025 — Friend, imaginary summer reading lists, and so many hallucinations
AI failed a lot in 2025, including hallucinations, corporate pilots, and the Friend wearable.
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Mashable! |
Its time to add AI protections to your will
With the rise of deepfakes, avatars, and grief bots, AI is now an important part of planning for your death.
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O'Grady's PowerPage |
Apple distributes iOS 26.2 Release Candidate build as both a public beta and a developer beta
Just a day after the public release of its iOS 26.1 update, Apple released the first iOS 26.2 beta. Now in the Release Candidate stage, and thought to be released on December 8 or 9, the update is expected to feature the following according to Macworld’s Jason Cross: AirDrop code: A new section in the […]
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Mashable! |
NYT Pips hints, answers for December 4, 2025
The New York Times' latest game, Pips, brings domino fun to your desktop. How to play Pips as well as hints in case you get stuck.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Samsung cleans Apple's clock again
iPhone shipments slump Samsung has surged ahead of the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple in 2025 smartphone shipments, clawing back ground after years of being squeezed by Cupertino and a swarm of Chinese rivals. The figures come from a new report published by Jemlit.com, which tracked global shipments across the first nine months of the year. According to Jemlit, Samsung shifted 180 million phones in that period, which is almost 10 per cent more than Job’s Mob managed. Apple slunk in with 162.9 millio...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Nvidia insists the AI gravy train won’t derail any time soon
Shrugs off bubble talk while bragging about Rubin Nvidia is trying to calm the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street again, this time with its chief bean-counter insisting that fears of an AI bubble are nonsense. Nvidia chief financial officer Colette Kress told the UBS Global Technology and AI Conference that the industry is not inflated fluff but going through a massive shift from CPUs to GPUs. Kress said: “Yes, it's a very interesting discussion as a lot of words are really focusing on so...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
EU pressure knocks the stuffing out of Apple’s App Store
It turns out it could not compete after all The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is watching its App Store wheeze along after losing about half its growth momentum since July. No one should be shocked since the EU forced Job’s Mob to stop treating iPhones like a locked church collection box and allow third-party app shops to pinch some of its takings. Sensor Tower figures show the App Store’s year-on-year spending growth slid to six per cent in November compared with 12 per cent in July. Goldm...
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PetaPixel |
Satellite Swarms Are Ruining Space Telescope Images, NASA Says
A new NASA-led study warns that the rapid increase of satellites in low-Earth orbit is causing growing light pollution that is affecting space telescopes, such as Hubble.
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Mashable! |
NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for December 4, 2025
Connections: Sports Edition is a New York Times word game about finding common sports threads between words. How to solve the day's puzzle.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
India retreats from Apple's mighty briefs
New Delhi shelves its app mandate India has bolted in fright from Apple's response to its demands that it cram a government app onto every handset. The Ministry of Communication slipped out a secret directive on 28 November ordering Apple and its rivals to preload the Sanchar Saathi app in a way that could not be disabled. Within days, the government was forced into a U-turn as Apple, its users, lawyers and privacy groups shouted at the move. The withdrawal means Job’s Mob can keep selling iP...
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Mashable! |
NYT Mini crossword answers, hints for December 4, 2025
Answers to each clue for the December 4, 2025 edition of NYT's The Mini crossword puzzle.
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VentureBeat |
GAM takes aim at “context rot”: A dual-agent memory architecture that outperforms long-context LLMs
For all their superhuman power, today’s AI models suffer from a surprisingly human flaw: They forget. Give an AI assistant a sprawling conversation, a multi-step reasoning task or a project spanning days, and it will eventually lose the thread. Engineers refer to this phenomenon as “context rot,” and it has quietly become one of the most significant obstacles to building AI agents that can function reliably in the real world.A research team from China and Hong Kong believes it has created ...
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Mashable! |
Grindr Unwrapped is a wild, spicy ride
Grindr Unwrapped is its year-end data, and reveals information about its users worldwide.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Micron kills off Crucial because AI giants pay far more
DIY RAM buyers lose out as hyperscalers hoover up every wafer in sight Micron has decided that flogging low-margin RAM to ordinary punters is no longer worth the candle and will axe its Crucial consumer brand in 2026 after 29 years. The move has baffled some PC builders since demand for memory is exploding. However, the problem is that AI data-centre outfits are snapping up every scrap of production capacity and paying far more for it. Micron Technology, chief business officer Sumit Sadana said...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Meta nicks top Apple designer for its AI wearables push
Creative people flee Apple Meta has headhunted one of the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple’s top design bods, leaving Job’s Mob noticeably short as the social media giant ramps up efforts to flog wearable devices powered by artificial intelligence. Alan Dye, who has run Job’s Mob’s user interface design team since 2015, will head a new Meta design studio where he will steer design, software and AI integration across the company’s gear. The hire is a tidy win for the $1.6 trillion social networ...
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The Guardian |
Pornography company fined £1m by Ofcom for not having strong enough age checks
AVS Group, which runs 18 websites, has 72 hours to make changes required by UK’s Online Safety ActA pornography company that runs 18 adult websites has been fined £1m by the watchdog Ofcom for not having strong enough age checks, in the largest fine yet under the UK’s Online Safety Act.The Belize-based AVS Group has been hit with the punishment, plus a further £50,000 for failing to respond to information requests. Continue reading...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Nvidia’s over inflated margins invite rivals to crash the AI chip party
Sky-high prices give AMD and Google an easy opening Nvidia’s swollen margins are starting to look like a welcome mat for rivals itching to barge into the AI chip business. According to the Wall Street Journal, the chipmaker has spent weeks soothing the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street as they realise its gear is so pricey that competitors can stroll in with cheaper kit and still turn a decent profit. Reports that Google is preparing to flog its in-house tensor processing units ...
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Neowin |
This free unofficial app promises big list of modern Windows 11 fluent customization options
If you are unsatisfied with the flyout options on Windows 11 and want more modern-looking options, this free unofficial app called FluentFlyouts is worth looking at.
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Samsung adds Fallout to its Gaming Hub and TV Plus
Teams up with Amazon and Bethesda Softworks Samsung has teamed up with Amazon, Bethesda Softworks, and Xbox to celebrate the launch of Fallout Season Two by bringing the new series season to its TV Plus as well as adding the Fallout 76 game to its Samsung Gaming Hub. Ahead of the highly anticipated Season Two premiere on Prime Video, fans can return to the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout, from Kilter Films, streaming free on Samsung TV Plus. In addition, the new Fallout 76: Burning Springs ex...
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Mashable! |
Apples head of UI design leaves for Meta
Apple's head of UI design and long-time executive Alan Dye has left Apple to join Meta.
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TweakTown News |
Ambitious Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion remake Skyblivion has been delayed to 2026
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion fan remake project Skyblivion was on track for a 2025 release but it has been delayed as development hits the home stretch.Continue reading at TweakTown
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BetaNews |
Microsoft fixes years old actively exploited .lnk flaw in Windows
Microsoft has addressed a security flaw in Windows that has been exploited since at least 2017. The company has not made an official announcement about the fix, but it was spotted by 0patch. The flaw is known as the Microsoft Windows LNK File UI Misrepresentation Remote Code Execution Vulnerability and has been tracked as CVE-2025-9491. The fix was included in the November batch of updates for Windows. The vulnerability has a security score of 7.7, meaning it represents a high risk, and it is no...
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Digital Trends |
AI video: The creator’s first steps into the digital future
For years, there has been talk and much debate around AI video generation, and it’s been centered primarily on how to produce cinematic-level perfection. That is, making the output look as real as, say, a Hollywood movie. Every technical next step has brought creators closer to that goal: better lighting, more believable faces, and physics […]
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TweakTown News |
XPG launches new ARMAX DDR5 Gaming Memory series
The new XPG ARMAX DDR5 Gaming Memory Series includes a fighter jet-inspired look, impressive specs, and is available in RGB and non-RGB form.Continue reading at TweakTown
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Neowin |
Microsoft explains how difficult it is to manage keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio 2026
Microsoft has claimed that changing keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio 2026 is a "high-stakes juggling act", in which even telemetry isn't enough.
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The Register |
Xero to start charging developers API usage fees, replacing revenue share deals
One dev thinks this will become their second-highest cost, fears they’ll have to pass it on
Exclusive SaaS-y accounting outfit Xero has advised developers who integrate their products with its services that they’ll soon have to pay for the privilege in a new way.…
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TweakTown News |
Transcend says its Q4 chip allocation for RAM, SSDs, and SDs has been significantly reduced
Transcend confirms that it hasn't received any new chips from Sandisk or Samsung since October, and that its Q4 allocation has been postponed again.Continue reading at TweakTown
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Neowin |
Five reasons Call of Duty: Mobile's Season 11 is the game's most ambitious update this year
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 11 is out soon. Here are the top five reasons why it is the biggest update of the year.
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Neowin |
Customer receives rocks instead of Nvidia GPU after paying $1200, Best Buy refuses refund
A Redditor claims that they received four massive rocks from Best Buy instead of the Nvidia RTX 5080 GPU that they paid $1200 for. The retailer is refusing a refund.
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The Register |
Datacenters that don't have their own power supplies will fail
It's time to ask your bit barn provider how they'll keep the lights on, and what their plans mean for prices
Availability of energy will determine the prices charged by datacenter operators, who won’t be viable unless they generate some of their own juice.…
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