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Nothing’s CMF Sub-Brand Enters Open-Ear Audio Market With $99 Clip Pro
CMF, the budget-focused sub-brand of London-based hardware startup Nothing, unveiled its first open-ear wireless earbuds on Thursday, pricing the $99…
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TV Time Co-Founder Launches Bingers App to Replace Shuttered Entertainment Tracker
Antonio Pinto, a co-founder of defunct entertainment tracker TV Time, has launched a replacement platform named Bingers on iOS and…
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Sony Outlines PlayStation Plus Cancellation Pathways and Service Retention Rules
Sony Interactive Entertainment provides PlayStation Plus subscribers four distinct digital entry points to terminate recurring membership billing, enforcing strict service…
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Apple Seeks Injunction Against OpenAI After Uncovering 11 More Employees in Trade Secret Probe
Apple has requested expedited discovery in a high-stakes federal lawsuit against OpenAI, revealing that internal investigators identified 11 additional former…
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Cross-Platform Mobility vs Data Protection: How exFAT and NTFS Define Storage Standards
Selecting between Microsoft‘s two primary file systems, exFAT and NTFS, presents a direct tradeoff between seamless cross-platform mobility and enterprise-grade…
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IBM and UChicago Achieve Verifiable Quantum Advantage Across 70 Logical Qubits
IBM and University of Chicago researchers have completed a 15-minute quantum computation across 70 logical qubits that exceeds the processing…
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Warner Bros. Launches Free Stream of 1990s Sci-Fi Epic ‘Babylon 5’ on YouTube
Warner Bros. has begun publishing the entire 1990s science-fiction series Babylon 5 for free on YouTube, releasing full episodes on…
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2026 Lexus ES EV Arrives at $48,895, Undercutting Hybrid Model as LS Sedan Retires
Lexus has restructured its core sedan lineup for the 2026 model year, launching the all-electric ES 350e at a starting…
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Russian SVR Hackers Hijack Hotel Wi-Fi Networks to Spy on Corporate Travelers
Russian state-backed cyber-espionage group Midnight Blizzard has compromised hotel and conference center Wi-Fi networks across several countries, using intercepted traffic…
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