Texas Instruments made a new flagship graphing calculator: the TI-84 Evo
There's nothing here to distract you other than "58008."
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Snapchat is rolling out sponsored AI agents
You, too, can ask an Experian bot about exciting credit card and loan offers.
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A Battlefield movie adaptation is on the way, possibly starring Michael B. Jordan
Mission Impossible honcho Christopher McQuarrie is set to write, direct and produce.
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Singapore police arrest alleged The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender leaker
"I saw it's just a Paramount+ thing, so I decided I'd troll a little bit."
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Rivian begins production on the R2 electric SUV
If you're eyeing the $45,000 base model, you'll have to wait around 18 months.
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NASA targets a September launch for its next big space telescope
Roman has a field of view 100 times larger than Hubble's.
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AI company deletes the 3 million OKCupid photos it used for facial recognition training
It follows a settlement with the FTC from last month.
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NASA's Curiosity Rover found promising organic chemicals on Mars
It adds to the body of evidence that the Red Planet once contained the building blocks of life.
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Estonia is the rare EU country opposing child social media bans
The country's education minister said the responsibility lies with governments and corporations, not the kids.
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French government says au revoir Windows, bienvenue Linux
It's part of a broader European movement to reduce reliance on American tech.
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Amazon's satellite internet service is scheduled for mid-2026 availability
Musk-free high-speed satellite internet is on the way.
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Spotify now lets you turn off all video
It has separate toggles for Canvas, music videos and all other types.
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Uber begins testing its Volkswagen ID. Buzz robotaxi fleet in LA
The companies say they're still on track for a late 2026 launch.
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Google updates Gemini's mental health safeguards
The chatbot's crisis hotline module now offers one-touch access to help.
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Banks working on the SpaceX IPO reportedly have to subscribe to Grok
They've already agreed to spend tens of millions of dollars on the chatbot.
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Much like the game’s zombies, State of Decay 3 is somehow still alive
Developer Undead Labs will hold a series of playtests beginning next month.
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Russia closes loophole to fully block payments for Apple services
The Kremlin has been targeting VPNs as part of a broader crackdown on online speech.
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The United app adds airport security wait times after lines return to normal
Better late than never, right?
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Kia shows off the 2027 EV3 at the NY Auto Show
The automaker once said it would target a $35,000 starting price.
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DoorDash partners with Rivian spinoff Also for autonomous delivery vehicles
Bike lanes may never be the same.
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Meta will fund seven new natural gas plants to power its biggest data center yet
It follows the company's non-binding pledge to protect local communities from rising power costs.
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Crunchyroll is now available as a channel in the Apple TV app
The company recently increased monthly subscription prices by $2 across the board.
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Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez introduce a bill to pause US data center construction
"A moratorium will give us time," Sanders said
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YouTube is bringing affiliate shopping features to more creators
You now only need 500 subscribers to get ad revenue, down from 1,000.
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Meta lays off hundreds of workers, including more from Reality Labs
Meanwhile, executives could be looking at much bigger paydays.
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