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Jeffrey Epstein’s schedule might help users learn the truth about the Epstein Files
The creators of Jmail just dropped a new feature that may help users decipher the Epstein files.
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MS Word out, Libre Office in: Germany is switching to the Open Document Format
Germany’s public sector documents will be issued only in open formats, reducing institutions’ reliance on Microsoft Word amid the country’s efforts to achieve digital sovereignty.
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Google claims Android is now faster than iOS
Could this be the reason for you to switch from iOS to Android?
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Uber to launch Europe’s first robotaxi service powered by Chinese technology
Uber Technologies has partnered with Pony.ai and autonomous vehicle startup Verne to roll out the first commercial robotaxi service in Europe, with operations set to start in the Croatian capital Zagreb.
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Meta and Google sued for $6m in design-focused screen addiction lawsuit
A Los Angeles jury has found Meta and Alphabet's Google negligent for designing social media platforms that are harmful to young people, delivering a $6 million verdict in a case likely to shape thousands more.
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Britain is putting hundreds of teenagers on a social media ban trial
Several hundred teenagers in the UK, along with their parents, will be put to the test to see how implementing a social media ban may affect their daily lives.
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Bots, routers, and corporate BS: tech news that’s worth your time
Your daily dose of cybersecurity news can help you stay safe online and make for a nice dinner table conversation.
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Samsung adds two budget-friendly phones to its Galaxy lineup
Samsung has unveiled the latest additions to its Galaxy A smartphone lineup: the Galaxy A57 and the Galaxy A37.
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Apple’s new “Little Finder Guy” is cute, but is it just another example of AI slop?
Apple’s latest mascot, “Little Finder Guy,” is adorable. But what do we know about this little animation?
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Reddit faces a dilemma: identity verification or slow death due to bot infestation?
The introduction of identity verification on Reddit would come with risks to privacy and free speech, but it is the bot infestation that may slowly but surely kill the platform.
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Amazon and Lidl to sell solar panels in the UK to combat rising energy bills
Do you live in the UK and are worried about rising energy costs? Add solar panels to your grocery list next time you visit Lidl.
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Tech-friendly manicure: touchscreen-compatible nail polish is almost here
Your manicure could soon be receiving a technological upgrade as researchers continue to develop touchscreen-compatible nail polish.
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Reddit's CEO wants to “anonymously” verify human identity through FaceID
Reddit boss says the online forum platform was mulling face ID or touch ID to weed out bots – a move that isn’t likely to go down well with users.
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OnlyFans owner, billionaire Leonid Radvinsky dies of cancer at 43
Leonid Radvinsky, the owner of adult‑content platform OnlyFans, has died of cancer at the age of 43, the company said in a statement on Monday.
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New Samsung smartphone now supports AirDrop from iPhone
Samsung has introduced a new feature to its latest smartphone lineup, promising to expand it to other phones in the future.
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Big Tech smart TVs should face EU gatekeeper rules, broadcasters warn
Google, Amazon, Apple and Samsung's smart TVs and virtual assistants should fall under the EU’s toughest tech rules because of their growing market power, the world's largest broadcasters told EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera on Monday.
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Shopper claims they were defrauded of $3,200 in Amazon scam
A user claims to have been scammed out of $3,200 after ordering a graphics card on Amazon and receiving a box of detergent powder instead.
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Self-driving Teslas to hit Dutch roads as Musk jokes about 4/20 deadline
The Dutch vehicle authority, RDW, will decide by April 10th whether Tesla Europe is allowed to test Full Self-Driving technology in the Netherlands.
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Unitree robot becomes Japanese Buddhist monk “Buddharoid”
A Unitree robot has been retrofitted into a Buddhist monk in Japan as AI enters spiritual places worldwide. But will these robotic disciples offer guidance, or will they preach delusion?
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Robot server goes berserk, astonishes restaurant patrons
Where is the off switch when you need it most?
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