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Apple is reportedly developing a replacement for the original HomePod
It's said to feature the company's forthcoming S8 chip and a new display.
Riot Games will monitor ‘Valorant’ voice chat to combat disruptive players
Initial testing of the system starts on July 13th.
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Meta has reportedly barred employees from discussing abortion on internal channels
The company cited “a heightened risk of creating a hostile work environment” for the action.
FromSoftware's next game is ‘in the final stages’ of development
"Elden Ring" director Hidetaka Miyazaki is also already working on his next project.
Google tells workers they can relocate 'without justification' following Supreme Court decision
“This is a profound change for the country that deeply affects so many of us, especially women."
Apple reportedly won't challenge historic Maryland store unionization vote
The company plans to bargain "in good faith," according to Reuters.
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US senators ask FTC to investigate Apple and Google over mobile tracking
They mentioned how the information could be used against people seeking abortions.
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Juul can temporarily keep selling its vaping products in the US
A federal appeals court has granted Juul's request to delay the FDA's ban on its vape pens and pods.
Court OKs lawsuit by woman who says she helped create Pinterest
A former friend of the founders is suing the company for compensation.
Paralyzed race driver completes Goodwood hill climb using head movement to steer
The run is a milestone for accessible driving technology.
Period tracker app Flo developing 'anonymous mode' following Supreme Court ruling
The popular app has a history of alleged privacy violations.
‘Axie Infinity’ hack victims will only get back around a third of what they lost
Sky Mavis will reimburse around $216.5 million after the price of Ethereum tumbled.
Apple Music raises the price of its student plan in the US, UK and Canada
It's the first hike since the student tier launched.
Mars Express orbiter finally gets a software upgrade, 19 years later
The original software was built with tools based on Windows 98.
How to watch the Summer Games Done Quick 2022 speedrunning marathon
This week-long charity event starts on June 26th and will include at least one 'Elden Ring' run.
Juul asks appeals court to block the US ban on its vaping products
The FDA this week ordered the company to stop selling its e-cigarettes and pods.
