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Get a New Google Pixel 11 for $0 with T-Mobile Offers

Get a New Google Pixel 11 for $0 with T-Mobile Offers

With select plans, trade-ins, or new lines, you could get Google’s Google Pixel 11 series for as little as $0 per month by switching to or upgrading with T-Mobile. Available Pixel 11 Models The offer includes the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL. These phones feature durable, scratch-resistant designs along with...

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Apple AirTags: Convenient Solutions for Tracking Belongings

Apple AirTags: Convenient Solutions for Tracking Belongings

Apple’s AirTag is a compact tracking device that connects to your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch with a simple tap. These devices are ideal for locating items like keys or luggage through Apple’s Find My network and are currently available at discounted prices on Amazon. Track Down Misplaced Items with AirTag Whether your keys are...

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Major AI Companies Face Service Disruptions

Major AI Companies Face Service Disruptions

OpenAI, Anthropic PBC, and SpaceXAI encountered service disruptions on Thursday, impacting numerous users. Reports from users and company status pages highlighted these outages affecting leading US AI model providers. Tens of thousands of users reported issues with OpenAI services on Downdetector, a known outage-tracking service. OpenAI announced it was investigating increased error rates in its...

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Federal Government to Incorporate AI in Job Interviews

Federal Government to Incorporate AI in Job Interviews

The U.S. federal government plans to implement artificial intelligence in interviewing job applicants soon, according to officials. This shift will not apply to all federal agencies immediately. Instead, AI will be tested with the Tech Force initiative. Launched eight months ago, this program aims to recruit tech experts from the private sector for two-year government...

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Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Best Screen Protector

Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Best Screen Protector

If you’re worried about breaking your phone screen, you’re not alone. Many people see cracking a screen as a top tech disaster, leading to a variety of screen protectors on the market. Taking care of your gadgets is important, but even careful users can drop their phones occasionally. With a case and a screen protector,...

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Judge Rules in Favor of Google in Advertising Technology Case

Judge Rules in Favor of Google in Advertising Technology Case

A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that Google’s advertising technology business will not be broken up. The decision benefits the search giant, which has been dealing with legal pressures related to its dominance in parts of the online economy. The ruling emerges as a significant win for Google, especially after multiple courts highlighted its monopolistic...

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Police Officers Face Allegations of Misusing Flock Camera Systems

Police Officers Face Allegations of Misusing Flock Camera Systems

A number of police officers across the United States are under investigation for allegedly abusing the Flock Safety camera systems. These concerns are part of a larger discussion about privacy and accountability regarding license plate reader technology. Fox News correspondent Danamarie McNicholl reported on these issues during ‘America Reports.’ A former sheriff’s deputy from Indiana,...

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John Ternus Takes Over as Apple CEO

John Ternus Takes Over as Apple CEO

John Ternus officially becomes Apple’s CEO on Tuesday, succeeding Tim Cook after a 15-year tenure that saw Apple’s value reach $4.6 trillion, largely due to the iPhone’s success. Ternus steps in during a critical period as Apple navigates the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence has prompted significant shifts in the tech industry,...

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Sony Settles $7.85 Million Class-Action Lawsuit over PlayStation Game Pricing

Sony Settles $7.85 Million Class-Action Lawsuit over PlayStation Game Pricing

Millions of PlayStation users across the United States might receive compensation from a proposed $7.85 million settlement involving Sony. This stems from a lawsuit, Caccuri v. Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC, which claims Sony’s decision to prevent external retailers from selling certain digital game vouchers reduced competition, resulting in consumers paying higher prices for games purchased...