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Apple Watches Have Gone Back On Sale, Bill Gates believes AI will accelerate the rate of new discoveries at a pace we've never seen before, and Xiaomi unveiled its first electric vehicle…
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The New Your Times is Suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright violations in the training of their generative AI models, a federal appeals court paused the ban on the Apple Watch, and Amazon Prime Video is adding commercials to content on January 29th.
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Mobile carrier Mint Mobile gets hacked exposing customer information, Apple Vision Pro mass shipments rumored to begin the first week of January, and Chevy Blazer EV sales are halted amid a slew of reported problems...
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Windows 10 EOL could generate over half a million tons of e-waste, Beeper gives up on trying to bring iMessage to Android, and Apple can’t fix or replace Apple Watches during the ITC ban...
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Reuters reports that Tesla knowingly sells high failure rate parts to customers and lies to regulators about it, Warner Bros. Discover and Paramount discuss mergers, and a new bill in Great Britain could use facial recognition on driver’s license photos…
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Samsung expands its Self-Repair program, Sony PS5 sales show renewed strength, Rite Aid agrees to pause facial recognition program.
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Xfinity suffered a massive data breach where nearly 36 million customers' personal information was exfiltrated, Google pays $700 million in fines and makes minor changes to the Google Play store to settle an antitrust lawsuit with all 50 states, and the EU has confirmed its first formal investigation looking into the practices of social media platform X...
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A patent dispute buts the Series 9 and Ultra 2 on pause, Knoxville Tennessee gets 10 Gbps fiber service from the community, and an AI that can make smaller AIs without humans involved.
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Google changed the way Maps stores user data making it impossible for it to respond to geofence warrants, The FCC experimentally authorized Starlink to test its cellular Starlink service, and news publishers are worried AI could decimate traffic to their sites.
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Intel releases its new chips for laptops, Google begins the end of third party cookies and Polish hackers keep the trains running.
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