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How to survive the inevitable CD revival
For better or worse, the compact disc could be making a comeback.
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NVIDIA's new Shield update can stop late-night movies waking up the entire house
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The report covers the impact on rides as a consequence of COVID-19.
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Google offers developers $90 million to settle Play Store billing fight
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Fremont employees accused it of allowing racial abuse and harassment.
Instagram test turns all video posts into Reels
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The EU introduces new crypto rules to protect against fraud and climate impact
The MiCA law aims to reign in the 'wild west' of crypto assets.
Meta cuts hiring plans as it prepares for 'serious times'
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