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UK government cracks down on choking porn
Online pornography showing strangulations and choking will be made illegal in the UK.
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AI demand is driving unprecedented RAM price hikes
RAM prices are skyrocketing, and industry insiders expect even further pressure as demand is fueled by the rapid expansion of AI computing and data centers.
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Wuhan Dad's viral legs transform fashion marketing, on Chinese app Douyin
A Wuhan dad has gone viral on Douyin for his long, slender legs, turning skirts and tights into a social media sensation while attracting brand deals and 15,000 followers.
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Annoyed by Liquid Glass? iOS 26.1 lets you do something about it
Apple has already released its iOS 26 update, introducing changes to one of its most talked-about features.
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Sintra AI Launches Early Black Friday 2025 Deal: Get Up to 70% Off
Sintra AI Launches Early Black Friday 2025 Deal: Get Up to 70% Off Limited Time
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ICC replacing Microsoft workplace software with OpenDesk
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague is switching from Microsoft’s Office Suite to the German office software, OpenDesk.
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DOE’s award terminations expose growing clean-tech divide
The US Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced the termination of 223 projects, canceling over $7.5 billion in clean-energy awards. This came after a review that deemed those projects not economically viable and failing to potentially meet the country’s energy needs. But what does it mean for the US – with Europe doubling down on its own green investments?
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Cameo is suing OpenAI for its Sora “Cameo” feature
The personalized video platform Cameo is suing AI giant OpenAI for allegedly infringing on Cameo’s name and subsequently confusing its customers.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on massive layoffs: “It’s culture”
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has said that 14,000 people laid off this week were simply not a cultural fit, noting that costs or artificial intelligence (AI) were not factors. “Not right now, at least,” he said.
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Mobile browsers migrating to desktops: Samsung takes the latest leap
Samsung’s mobile browser, Samsung Internet, will soon be available on Windows PCs, with the company introducing a beta version. It will be the first time the software is available anywhere other than a mobile device.
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Grammarly reverse: company renames itself after the platform it bought, launches new AI agent
While the company has found a new name, the Grammarly product stays under the same title.
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“Copyright troll” accuses Meta of pirating porn to train AI
A boutique porn production company, Strike 3 Holdings, has accused Meta of illegally torrenting its porn to train artificial intelligence (AI) models.
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Snapchat+ gets AI Bitmoji pets and group wallpapers as the company fights to retain users
Snap is rolling out new personalization and customization features for its subscription-based social media platform Snapchat+, aiming to boost retention among its paying user base in an intensely competitive market.
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Microsoft Teams to auto-update work location via Wi-Fi starting March 2026
We’ve all been there – changing your workplace to somewhere quieter in the office to get more work done. But if you’re logged in to the company’s WiFi, Microsoft Teams will be able to locate you and inform your boss about it.
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Ultra-high-definition TVs aren’t worth the money: human eyes have a resolution limit, research shows
For many tech enthusiasts, the sweet feeling of upgrading to ultra-high-definition screens is an absolute must. However, new research suggests that for the average person, a 4K or even 8K resolution television may offer little to no difference in TV show or movie quality. As a matter of fact, it makes more sense to stick to a standard 2K (QHD) screen resolution.
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Apple, Asus, and Lenovo sales soar thanks to Windows 10 sunset
The approaching end of support for Windows 10 has boosted the world’s largest computer makers as businesses and consumers rush to replace aging systems before the October deadline.
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Explained: Why underwater drones are making waves in global defense and seabed AI
Underwater drones are proving to be as useful as ever in replacing military submarines and conducting surveillance – a big leap from the traditional usage for ocean research, as more countries open their budgets for purchasing this expensive tech for their militaries. The world already knows Star Wars, but is there a chance that countries are gearing up for a war on the seabed?
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Musk sees another top exec depart X
X’s advertising chief, John Nitti, has left his position less than a year after joining the company.
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EU accuses TikTok and Meta of breaching transparency rules
The European Commission has “preliminarily” found TikTok and Meta in breach of the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA), which could mean hefty fines of up to 6% of their total worldwide annual turnover.
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Can Europe build a rival to SpaceX?
The continent’s aerospace giants, Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales, are partnering to create a “leading European player in space.” This aligns with Europe’s ambition of strategic autonomy and could challenge the dominance of US companies like SpaceX.
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