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- ‘No 14-inch laptop is more portable than this’: I reviewed Asus’ answer to the MacBook Air, and loved its super-light design — but it comes with a big catch
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Elon Musk's $25 Billion Terafab Project Gets a Helping Hand From Intel
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Storm infostealer hijacks session cookies, bypassing multi-factor authentication, harvesting credentials, and enabling persistent account access across enterprise and cryptocurrency systems globally.
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On the day that Apple turned 50, the iconic US company that inspired Steve Jobs with the GUI hit rock bottom and may be on the path to obscurity
The contrast between Apple’s 50th anniversary and Xerox leadership change shows how early innovation alone rarely secures lasting relevance.
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I love my Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses but this summer I’m gonna swap them for standard shades — and the BanRay movement proves I’m not alone
"Meta cannot be trusted with this" — an anti-smartglasses movement is brewing.
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I don't care about the iPhone Fold — the biggest moment in iPhone history just happened in space
The Artemis II crew used an iPhone, and suddenly, nothing is more important about Apple's iconic product, not even the possibility of a foldable device.
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Apple May Bring A19 Pro Chip to MacBook Neo Next Year, but Could Face Supply Hurdles Soon
The budget Neo laptop is proving to be so popular that Apple could face a shortage before next year's update arrives.
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Floating data centers cruise a bit closer after a major show of support from Japanese giant Hitachi
Japan is advancing floating data center plans using converted ships, with Hitachi support, to address land shortages and growing AI infrastructure demand.
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Today's Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for April 8, #1754
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Today's NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for April 8, #1032
Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for April 8, No. 1032.
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Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle for April 8, No. 766.
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Artemis II Astronauts Are Using iPhones to Capture Stunning Space Images
After smartphones were cleared by NASA for space missions, the crew members of the Integrity spacecraft are beaming back lots of iPhone photos.
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Our top-rated running shoes and watches are on sale at Amazon — save up to 45% from Nike, Garmin, Apple, and more
It's officially marathon season, and if you're looking for new gear, I've rounded up our top-rated running shoes and smartwatches that are currently on sale at Amazon.
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'AI is only as strong as its data': Why Microsoft is betting on this little-known startup’s 700B parameter model to predict your next purchase
Microsoft and Yobi partner to deploy a 700 billion parameter AI model that predicts consumer intent using consented behavioral data across platforms.
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Hades 2, the Award-Winning Sequel, Joins Xbox Game Pass in April
Game Pass Premium subscribers are getting a handful of games, including the remastered Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.
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I tried using ChatGPT in CarPlay — and it was weirder than I expected
Using ChatGPT in CarPlay turns routine drives into more conversational and entertaining experiences
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'I wouldn't bet against Elon': Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins 'absolutely' wants to put data centers in space
Cisco execs are discussing what they need to send data centers to space, but we're a long way off that just yet.
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This Is the Only Smart Ring I Trust to Keep Track of My Health
Smart rings are popular, but they're not created equally. This is my favorite one so far.
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NASA reveals 'generational' Earthset photo taken on a Nikon D5 — the decade-old DSLR with one secret weapon over modern cameras for space photography
The Nikon D5's still-unbeaten low-light performance and proven build quality made it NASA's choice for the Artemis II mission's most important photographs.
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Google Launches an Offline AI Dictation App on iOS
The resulting text will smooth out what you said, removing the inevitable ums and uhs.
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I tested the AceMagic K1, and this compact mini PC offers decent performance for office and light creative tasks, as long as you don’t push it too hard
A compact office mini PC powered by Intel's 12th Gen Core i5-12600H processor with plenty of upgrade potential and power enough for a three-monitor setup.
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