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2026 World Cup in 4K? Why Most Matches Won't

2026 World Cup in 4K? Why Most Matches Won't

The 2026 World Cup is set to be a spectacular event, but if you were hoping to watch every match in stunning 4K, you might be disappointed. Despite...

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Spain's Traveler Registry Breached EU Data Rules, Brussels Says

Spain's Traveler Registry Breached EU Data Rules, Brussels Says

Spain's Traveler Registry, which requires hotels, digital platforms, and car rental companies to collect and transmit personal data of tourists to ...

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Bugatti's $1 Million Folding TV: The Ultimate Luxury Gadget

Bugatti's $1 Million Folding TV: The Ultimate Luxury Gadget

Bugatti has unveiled its first television, a 137-inch folding TV that transforms from a giant screen into a luxury sculptural piece. Developed in p...

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Meta's Smart Glasses Could Soon Recognize Faces for You

Meta's Smart Glasses Could Soon Recognize Faces for You

Meta's smart glasses could soon recognize faces for you, thanks to a hidden facial recognition feature discovered in the Meta AI app. Code for the ...

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Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring

Larry Ellison's Surveillance Vision: Oracle Founder on Mass Monitoring

Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, once said that citizens will behave well because we are constantly recording and documenting everything that ...

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Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea

Why Replying to a Scammer's SMS Is a Very Bad Idea

Replying to a scammer's SMS is a very bad idea, even if your only goal is to troll them. Security experts warn that any response confirms your phon...

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Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom

Sam Altman Admits AI Waste: The Valid Criticism of the Boom

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has acknowledged that the criticism of AI waste is the most valid critique of the artificial intelligence boom right now...

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Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution

Europe's Internet Hangs by a Thread in the Red Sea: Arctic Cable Solution

Europe's internet hangs by a thread in the Red Sea, where 90% of Europe-Asia cable capacity passes through a conflict zone. With 99% of internation...

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Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute

Google to Pay SpaceX $920 Million Monthly for AI Compute

Google has agreed to pay SpaceX $920 million per month for access to tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs, a deal that underscores the fierce competiti...

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French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed

French Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems: Iran's IRGC Blamed

A cyberattack on refrigeration systems in France has been officially attributed to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, marking a significant escalation in ...

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Prime Video Becomes a Multi-Billion Dollar Profit Engine for Amazon

Prime Video Becomes a Multi-Billion Dollar Profit Engine for Amazon

Prime Video has reached a major milestone: it now generates an annual revenue rate of tens of billions of dollars and is profitable on its own, according to Amazon CEO...

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Samsung Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2: Battery and Brightness Upgrades
Samsung Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2: Battery and Brightness Upgrades
Samsung has unveiled its latest smartwatches, the Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2, at its recent Unpacked event. The two models replace last year's lineup and bring significant improvements in... 続きを読む...
Samsung Galaxy Ring: Where Is It Two Years After Launch
Samsung Galaxy Ring: Where Is It Two Years After Launch
Two years after Samsung first unveiled the Galaxy Ring, the smart ring remains a notable absentee from the company's latest Unpacked event in London. At the event, Samsung announced new... 続きを読む...
EU Court Rules VPNs Are Legitimate Tools in Copyright Case
EU Court Rules VPNs Are Legitimate Tools in Copyright Case
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that VPNs are legitimate technical tools, marking a significant victory for digital rights and internet users. The decision came... 続きを読む...
MouthPad: The Tongue-Controlled Touchpad for Assistive Tech
MouthPad: The Tongue-Controlled Touchpad for Assistive Tech
MouthPad is a tongue-controlled touchpad that allows people with limited mobility to use computers, tablets, and smartphones hands-free. Developed by U.S. company Augmental, this innovative device sits in the mouth... 続きを読む...
Apple's iPhone Rental Plan: What the New Leasing Program Means
Apple's iPhone Rental Plan: What the New Leasing Program Means
Apple is preparing to launch Apple Upgrade, a device rental program that will allow customers to lease iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches for a monthly fee. According to Bloomberg,... 続きを読む...
Europe's 6 GHz Spectrum Battle: Telecoms vs WiFi for Future Connectivity
Europe's 6 GHz Spectrum Battle: Telecoms vs WiFi for Future Connectivity
The future of wireless connectivity in Europe hinges on a high-stakes battle over the 6 GHz spectrum band, a critical frequency for both WiFi 7 and upcoming 6G networks. Regulators... 続きを読む...
Tarantino Admits He Couldn't Finish Fassbinder's Petra von Kant
Tarantino Admits He Couldn't Finish Fassbinder's Petra von Kant
Quentin Tarantino has never been shy about sharing his opinions, and his latest confession targets a classic of European cinema: Rainer Werner Fassbinder's The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant.... 続きを読む...
Video Selfie Security: Why Face Biometrics Can't Be Changed
Video Selfie Security: Why Face Biometrics Can't Be Changed
Video selfie technology is becoming a popular way to recover access to your online accounts, but it comes with a major privacy problem: if someone steals your password, you can... 続きを読む...
PsiQuantum's Photonic Quantum Computer: A Leap Toward Fault Tolerance
PsiQuantum's Photonic Quantum Computer: A Leap Toward Fault Tolerance
PsiQuantum is constructing a photon-based quantum computer in southern Chicago that could become the world's first fault-tolerant, utility-scale quantum machine. The startup, based in Palo Alto, is taking a unique... 続きを読む...
25 Tech Giants Unite to Save Open AI From Restrictive Rules
25 Tech Giants Unite to Save Open AI From Restrictive Rules
The open AI debate reached a pivotal moment as 25 technology companies and organizations, including Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta, signed an open letter urging the White House to protect open-weight... 続きを読む...
Microsoft AI Diffusion Report: Global AI Adoption Map Revealed
Microsoft AI Diffusion Report: Global AI Adoption Map Revealed
The Microsoft AI Diffusion Report reveals a stark global divide in artificial intelligence adoption, with only 17.8% of the world's working-age population using AI tools. The report, which monitors the... 続きを読む...
AI Dashcam Detects and Reports Roadside Litter Automatically
AI Dashcam Detects and Reports Roadside Litter Automatically
An AI dashcam that detects and reports roadside litter has been created by a software developer frustrated with the amount of trash on roads. Robin Bennett, who runs a software... 続きを読む...

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