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If the proposal is enacted, it could cost $240 a year to watch YouTube in the UK.
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Doing away with the leap second might prevent time-related computer anomalies in the future.
A piece of oddball internet history has been sold at auction at Christie’s, with over $20,000 bid on a relic of an incredible experiment to send internet packets by pigeon
Breaking away from Arrakis after three movies is understandably a daunting task.
The new compact coffee maker can brew 17 drinks, and offers a lighter brewing style that uses a smaller dose of coffee, brewed at a lower temperature.
This 7-inch, black-and-white e-reader is a level up from the base Kindle, and the model I’d recommend to most people.
Though movies about disruptive tech founders are nothing new, 2026 has been unusually stacked with features that take a much more critical look at how Silicon Valley is reshaping our reality.
Representative Ritchie Torres wants the FTC to establish regulations ensuring you can play the games you’ve purchased.
The FTC is investigating possible consumer harms at two major AI companies.
E Ink’s new display tech offers improved color reproduction and refresh rates.
The throwback League of Legends Classic mode may reappear as a limited-time event in the future.
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