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YouTube is in talks with publishers to add audiobooks to its service, reports the Wall Street Journal. This could be officially announced next year, but Google is yet to officially comment on the matter. Speaking of Google, the Google Play Store has offered audiobooks since 2018.
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Boost Mobile today announced a partnership with Mike Tyson, who will front its new US campaign called “What’s Your Plan?”.
Exercise-tracking platform Strava announced today a new expansion of its strength training features, adding coach-designed guided workouts with live set and rep tracking. Here are the details. more…
Managing all your TVs can be confusing, but an old Android tablet gave me the perfect solution to keep it under control.
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A new investigation by The Washington Post reveals that Apple and Nvidia each pledged $25 million toward Trump’s new White House ballroom, making them two of the project’s largest donors. Here are the details. more…
Circle to Search and Google Lens can also help you detect scams!
Back in July, Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming that two of its former employees stole proprietary IP from Apple and handed it over to OpenAI.
Verizon wants its customers to know they’re getting more than just network access, and today it has listed all the perks that come with its plans at no extra cost. These cover safety, family, AI, and loyalty rewards, and some of them you may not have noticed so far.
YouTube Music is rolling out new AI labels to help users identify songs created using AI. While artists using generative AI to make music is nothing new, listeners may not always know whether a track was created with AI.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 has been a pretty popular device, but Samsung has faced several issues in meeting consumer demand. On top of battling rising storage and RAM prices, Samsung has apparently hit a third bottleneck - display driver integrated circuits (DDIs).
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