Microsoft Pledges Major Windows 11 Overhaul in Response to User Backlash Facing growing frustration and threats from users to switch to Linux, Microsoft has announced a sweeping set of planned changes for Windows 11. In a detailed blog post, Windows and Devices executive Pavan Davuluri stated the company has been listening to user feedback and […]
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Stranger Things fans can now secure a permanent piece of Hawkins with the announcement of a complete series DVD and Blu-ray collection. The set, encompassing all five seasons of the hit Netflix show, is available for pre-order ahead of its release on July 28. The collection will be sold in both Blu-ray and 4K UHD
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Bitcoin has demonstrated remarkable resilience, holding firm above the $70,300 level even as broader market sentiment fluctuates between caution and optimism. The milestone is significant because it comes against a backdrop of extraordinary institutional capital flowing into cryptocurrency exchange-traded products — with $2.7 billion in net inflows recorded over three consecutive weeks, the strongest institutional
Senator Blackburn Unveils Draft Federal AI Bill, Taking Aim at Copyright and Liability A significant step towards federal artificial intelligence regulation has been taken with the release of a discussion draft by Senator Marsha Blackburn. This draft legislation represents the first concrete attempt to translate a White House executive order on AI from late last
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A major shift in the relationship between Amazon and the United States Postal Service is underway, with the e-commerce giant planning to drastically reduce its reliance on the agency for deliveries. According to a report, Amazon intends to cut the volume of packages it ships through USPS by at least two-thirds later this year. This
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Google Retracts Announcement of Global Search Live Rollout, Says Feature Remains in Testing Earlier today, Google appeared to announce a major global expansion of its AI-powered visual search tool, Search Live, only to retract the statement hours later. The company clarified that the feature has not launched worldwide and remains under active testing in new
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BMW has fully unveiled its all-new i3 electric vehicle, marking a dramatic departure from the original funky hatchback launched over a decade ago. This reborn i3 is a sporty sedan that aligns with expectations for a 3-series EV, offering significant increases in power, range, and space. The new i3 is built on BMW’s dedicated Neue
OpenAI Expands GPT-5.4 Line with Mini and Nano Models, Brings Advanced AI to Free Users OpenAI continues its rapid model deployment, following the March launch of the work-focused GPT-5.4 with two new, smaller variants: GPT-5.4 mini and GPT-5.4 nano. In a significant move for accessibility, the company is making the GPT-5.4 mini model available to
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Introduction Bitcoin rebounded on March 20, 2026, climbing by 1.34% to trade above $70,000 as traders reacted to a weakening US dollar and shifting global monetary policy. However, the broader crypto market showed mixed signals, with XRP and Ethereum both sliding overnight in a classic case of divergent market behavior. XRP dropped 0.14% while Ethereum
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The two-year smartphone upgrade cycle is a major driver of electronic waste, with billions of devices ending up in landfills annually. While carriers and limited software support have conditioned us to this short lifespan, the landscape is changing. Major manufacturers now offer longer software commitments, and right-to-repair legislation is growing, meaning your phone can realistically
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