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Dolby Atmos is coming to free-to-air TV at last — no internet, no fee, and no next-gen tuner, but still immersive audio
There's life in free broadcast TV yet, and you won't need ATSC 3.0 to get it
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'If AI were to take anyone's job, wouldn't it take Elon Musk's job? The richest guy on Earth?' — Take-Two CEO says AI won't get rid of jobs, but allow artists to do 'higher quality work' instead
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has said that artificial intelligence (AI) won't steal artists' jobs, but that it will allow them to do "higher quality work" instead of tedious tasks.
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'Stop selling or sharing my personal information': Research finds that Big Tech could be tracking you even when you've opted out
Explicit requests not to be tracked are being ignored, even in US states where such privacy matters are law.
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IPVanish rolls out RAM-only server filter across all apps to make it easier to boost your privacy
IPVanish has expanded its in-app filter to all apps, helping users easily find and connect to its growing network of RAM-only servers. Here's why it matters for your privacy.
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Dune is the new worldwide music platform aiming to fix Spotify's artist income problem — and the band you love? Probably loves it
This new music platform is like Spotify and Kickstarter rolled into one — and one of my all-time favorite bands is launching music exclusively on it.
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The 'immersive' DJI Avata 2 just hit a new record-low price — this is your cue to get into FPV drones
The DJI Avata 2 is the easy way to start your FPV drone journey - particularly with this record-low deal at Amazon.
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IKEA’s range of affordable smart home devices just got a handy upgrade — and it’s a big win for Samsung phone and TV users
Samsung just made it easier for you to integrate your IKEA smart home devices with SmartThings.
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The extinction or the adaptation: how AI will impact SaaS market
SaaS used to rely on enterprise subscriptions. Now, AI threatens this business model.
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How to watch Half Man online for free: Stream Richard Gadd's Baby Reindeer follow-up from anywhere, release date
Richard Gadd's much-anticipated gritty follow-up to Baby Reindeer has arrived – here's how to watch Half Man online from anywhere, including FREE streams.
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North Korea's Lazarus makes off with $290M crypto in Kelp DAO heist after siphoning funds using fraudulent transactions
Lazarus Group tricked the system by taking control of some of the servers used to verify transactions
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I tried Panasonic’s tiny f/2 lens — and it’s just what its full-frame Lumix cameras needed, except for one thing
Panasonic's Lumix S 40mm F2 squeezes impressive optics and versatile f/2 aperture into a tiny, well-designed body.
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Valve's Steam Controller launch looks imminent as hidden 'unboxing' video is spotted
Valve has remained tight-lipped on both the Steam Machine and Steam Controller, but a new discovery suggests we might see the latter launch soon.
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Who is John Ternus really? 5 surprising facts that show Apple's next CEO isn't Tim Cook 2.0
'Johnny Appleseed' will soon take over from 'Tim Apple' (ahem), and here are some interesting — and some rather odd — facts about him.
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Dyson Just Launched a Hair Dryer That Fits in Your Carry-On
The new Supersonic Travel is 32% smaller, but still does everything the original does.
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Half Man review: Richard Gadd's HBO Max debut is the most uncomfortable TV series I've ever seen — but it's still not a patch on Baby Reindeer
Richard Gadd arrives on HBO Max with Half Man, a twisted tale of two brothers intertwined for all the wrong reasons. But is it on par with Baby Reindeer?
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What is the release date for Stranger Things: Tales From 85 on Netflix?
Stranger Things' second spin-off will launch on Netflix later this week — here's when you can watch it.
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Explaining AMD gear modes and why they’re important for intensive workloads
How AMD Gear 1 and Gear 2 balance memory speed, latency, and bandwidth for different workloads.
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'88% Confident 90% Misled': Government & critical infrastructure leaders fundamentally misunderstand the security of the apps they use
Many decision-makers don't know what "encryption" means or what it protects from.
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How to watch Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr online from anywhere — it's *FREE*
Here's how to watch Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr online from anywhere in the world, completely FREE.
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‘We must urgently bridge the gap’: Google’s Sergey Brin says Gemini is behind Claude in one important AI field, according to leaked memo
Google wants its AI agents to outdo Claude Code and help coders and researchers work faster, according to a new leaked memo.
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