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Dutch-produced flying cars could reach customers in 2028
The future of flying cars is here.
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Time to unplug America? Website lists Canadian alternatives to US tech
The renaming of Lake Ontario was the last straw.
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Walmart renews privacy policy on biometric data collection: What does it mean for shoppers?
Collected data may include “imagery of iris or retina” and “face geometry.”
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Asahi Linux adds official support for Apple M3 Macs, with a few limits
Support has landed for most Apple M3 Macs, but GPU acceleration, sleep and HDMI output are still not fully available.
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Swiss government is getting ready to replace Microsoft 365 with openDesk
Another blow to Microsoft.
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Tetris confirms it had nothing to do with White House pro-deportation game
The Tetris Company also takes copyright infringement very seriously.
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UK app developers sue Apple for £2B over tracking rules
It’s accused of giving its own apps and services preferential treatment.
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Are tech colonialists rewriting the rules of sovereign nations?
Who’s really in charge?
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Why you shouldn’t buy a secondhand Oura ring
Meta lures users into training AI by giving them a discount
A German city may soon ban smart glasses on public transport, pools
No peeping Toms in saunas, either.
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Tesla Cybercab starts limited rides in Texas, Musk skips launch event
Elon Musk has promised an autonomous robotaxi rollout for years.
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“They really don't want Xbox to succeed:” Microsoft introducing Game Pass limitations
Want to play longer? Pay up.
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European Google Search alternative Ecosia launches Linux browser
Ecosia says the browser is free of “tech-bro monopolies.”
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Ukrainian attacks force Russia to deploy counter-drone tech at data centers
The majority of data centers are concentrated in the European part of Russia, frequently targeted by Ukraine.
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Calls in the UK to ban sex offenders from buying smart glasses
No more “pervert glasses” for perverts?
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Russian Starlink alternative satellites fail to reach operational altitude
Ukraine’s strikes against satellite production sites don’t help either.
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“How do you screw up basic stuff?” Another Windows 11 bug leaves users confused
What is it now, Microsoft?
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GrapheneOS finds Pixel 11 does have hardware support for MTE after all
Google escapes ad tech breakup in third Big Tech antitrust loss for US
It’s a huge win for the tech giant.
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