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Scientists create stretchable batteries that may give green light to product designers
A new type of battery is still a work in progress.
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‘You speak like a common thug.’ Fortnite releases hotfix for cursing Darth Vader
Fortnite immediately pushed a hotfix to prevent Darth Vader from using swear words.
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Google I/O 2025: where to watch and what to expect?
After the Android Show, what is there to announce during this year’s Google developer conference?
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OpenAI announces Codex, an AI agent for coding
OpenAI has launched a cloud-based software engineering artificial intelligence (AI) agent with coding capabilities. It is called Codex and is available for ChatGPT Pro, Team, and Enterprise users.
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Nvidia aims to sell technology to accelerate AI chip communication
Nvidia said on Monday it plans to sell a technology to others that will tie chips together in order to speed up the chip-to-chip communication needed to build and deploy artificial intelligence tools.
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Xiaomi set to unveil 'Tesla-rivaling' YU7 this Thursday
China's Xiaomi will launch its highly-anticipated YU7 electric sports utility vehicle on Thursday, as well as other products, such as a mobile chip developed by the company, it said.
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Spain's consumer rights ministry blocks more than 65,000 Airbnb listings
Spain's consumer rights ministry said on Monday it had ordered Airbnb to withdraw more than 65,000 listings for holiday rentals from its platform, saying they violated existing rules.
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How will quantum computing impact the hosting industry?
It’s poised to be the technology of tomorrow – but will quantum change the hosting industry alongside the rest of the world?
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Weeks after Amazon's Alexa+ AI launch, a mystery: where are the users?
More than six weeks after Amazon.com began rolling out the new Alexa+ generative artificial-intelligence-powered voice assistant to hundreds of thousands of people, there is scant evidence it is in regular customers' hands.
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Apple blocks access to video game Fortnite in US, EU, Epic Games says
Apple has blocked the "Fortnite" video game on its iPhones in the United States and through the game maker's own store in the European Union, its maker Epic Games said on Friday.
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This method lets you send messages invisible to cybersecurity systems
Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots could help share secret messages more securely.
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Microsoft might evade EU antitrust fine by isolating Teams from Office
By separating the company’s chat service application, Teams, from Office, Microsoft will most likely avoid a hefty fine from Brussels.
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One more country to impose restrictions on leading tech companies
Japan first introduced its version of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in 2024, expecting it to be enforced at the end of this year.
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“Immaculate constellation” files – the alien intelligence that governs you
What if freedom is just an illusion in a carefully curated world? Whistleblowers claim there’s more governing us than meets the eye.
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Apple promises new accessibility features, users hope it won’t be a “bug-riddled half-baked solution”
One of the features helps users determine whether they should download a certain app.
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Watch Tesla’s Optimus “getting warmed up”
Optimus, the humanoid robot created by Elon Musk’s Tesla, has some new moves, showing just how far robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) have progressed.
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Passengers in this city can design their own bus route, but there’s a catch
Passengers can now give their input when it comes to public transportation routes.
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The Information: ‘Google is going to announce software AI agent at Google I/O’
Google has been demonstrating a wide assortment of products to employees and external developers, including an artificial intelligence (AI) agent designed for software development.
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