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iFytek P1 Pro review: sleek, smart, and stealthy
It’s nothing like what it seems to be.
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American AI firms suspected of buying thousands of used books in Japan to destroy them
Booming sales, but at what cost?
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Dutch government creates its own Linux-based productivity system
It will replace both Microsoft 365 and Windows.
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US military deploys Xbox-controlled lasers to fight Iranian drones in Strait of Hormuz
No laser backpacks in sight.
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European open-source productivity suite openDesk expands to the private sector
Another European alternative to Microsoft 365
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Vogue World 2026: top fashion designers forced to watch OpenAI and Unitree invade the runway
Watch designers “slowly die inside” as tech giants infiltrate fashion.
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Firmware malfunction spoils food stored in Samsung smart fridges
Coming up next: an unwanted fridge restock.
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Meta’s Charm puts Zuckerberg’s AI ambitions in your pocket
Zuckerberg is betting AI can succeed where the metaverse didn’t.
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Meta removes video of Dutch privacy group wearing smart glasses to Meta office, cites harassment
Zuckerberg’s staff weren’t happy about being recorded. Then Meta took the video down.
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OpenAI fires contractors for using AI
Apple Intelligence gobbles 15GB of iPhone storage, and there’s no easy way to reclaim it
It silently snarfs storage and displays non-dismissible prompts to buy more on iCloud.
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Meta bans ads for the Virginia Woolf play because they mention feminism
Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Owners complain their new iPhone 18 Pro Max randomly restarts
“I'm not doing a third exchange.”
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Anyone can connect to your cheap smart glasses from Temu and gain control of them
Camera-free smart glasses and holographic avatars: What to expect from Meta Connect 2026?
An overview of what to expect from Meta’s annual conference. Hint: it’s the metaverse.
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After ditching Microsoft 365, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein is switching to Linux
Over 200 state employees now work with Linux.
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Little-known California company seeks Apple, Samsung, and Google device ban in the US
Could a small California audio firm bring big tech to its knees?
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Some Windows 11 users can now “sanitize” their device
Putin cast an online vote using a Dell computer and unlicensed Windows
It’s time to update your Windows license, Mr. Putin.
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Waymo picks Singapore for Southeast Asia robotaxi debut
Your next ride in Singapore could have no driver.
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