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The Apple Watch Ultra 3 needs to do this, this and this to beat the next generation of Garmin watches
Apple's incredibly popular watch still isn't "Ultra" enough to take on Garmin for serious endurance enthusiasts.
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Today's NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for Sept. 3, #345
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for Sept. 3, No. 345.
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This tipped iPhone 17 Pro upgrade has me way more excited than I ought to be
The rumored vapor chamber cooling system for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max could make it a gaming powerhouse once again.
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Floppy disks live on - Linux drivers get first update for years, perhaps signalling a comeback for the much-loved system?
Floppy disks linger in Linux through code cleanups, surviving in prisons, retro circles, and industry despite technological advances elsewhere.
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The Gilded Age season 4 could have a radical ‘feminist awakening’ if George really does leave Bertha
George has potentially left Bertha for good, but her story could get a lot more radical in The Gilded Age season 4 on HBO Max.
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In the can: JBL unveils all-new Grip Bluetooth speaker with IP68 and 'drop-proof' build
JBL's Grip is inspired by the dimensions of a seltzer can (for the uninitiated, think energy drink – but the one named after a male cow in a primary color).
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Could this be the next big step forward for AI? Huawei's open source move will make it easier than ever to connect together, well, pretty much everything
Huawei plans to open source UB-Mesh, promising scalable AI interconnects, though rivalry and governance doubts cloud industry adoption
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You Can Now Have Uber Eats Drivers Deliver Your Best Buy Purchases
Hungry for tech? The app will let you shop the tech retailer's full selection of products for same-day delivery.
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Here's how ChatGPT parental controls will work, and it might just be the AI implementation parents have been waiting for
OpenAI’s new parental controls and mental health safeguards for ChatGPT aim to make the AI safer for teens.
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Judge Rules Google Can Keep Chrome, but Must Stop Exclusive Search Deals
Google scores a major win in a huge antitrust suit.
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Amazon Ends Shared Prime Shipping Program for People Who Don't Live Together
The company is ending the Prime Invitee program as part of a push for more subscription signups.
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States, prefectures, cities, and villages: how one tiny Japanese CPU maker is taking a radically different route to making processors with thousands of cores
Pezy Computing unveils SC4s processor, betting on large-scale MIMD parallelism, although skepticism surrounds simulated performance claims.
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The iPhone Fold won't come with an in-display Touch ID sensor – and that makes a lot of sense
One of the more reliable Apple tipsters says Touch ID will be built into a button, not into the screen.
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Today's NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 3, #815
Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for Sept. 3, #815.
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Today's Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Sept. 3, #1537
Here are hints and the answer for today's Wordle for Sept. 3, No. 1,537.
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Today's NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 3 #549
Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle for Sept. 3, No. 549.
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My favorite horror prequel was added to Prime Video in September – here’s why I think it’s better than the original
The First Omen is now streaming on Prime Video and it's way better than I thought it was going to be.
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That Supposed 'Gmail Hack': Google Says It's False, but Watch Out for Phishing Anyway
No, Google didn't send out a major warning, but it's always good to keep your data secure.
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Could Cambricon create a Deepseek moment in AI hardware? The rise of China's answer to Nvidia has been nothing short of meteoric - but is it too good to be true?
With profits and revenue surging, is Cambricon becoming "China’s Nvidia", or an overvalued AI player that risks collapse?
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One subwoofer, two subwoofers,16 subwoofers: What are the advantages of multiple subwoofers?
Subwoofers provide the foundation for home theater audio, and adding more than one to your room can result in smoother and better integrated bass.
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