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Apple's AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation drop to $119, offering premium features at half the price of AirPods Pro. We analyze what this means for the audio market and consumers.
Elon Musk reportedly plans SpaceX's IPO for June, coinciding with his birthday and planetary alignment. The company seeks $1.5 trillion valuation in what could be history's largest public offering.
A 5,500-year-old syphilis genome found in Colombia challenges everything we thought we knew about venereal disease origins and the infamous 1495 Naples outbreak.
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[email protected]Patreon creators face their third policy reversal from Apple in 18 months. What's the real cost of platform dependency in the creator economy?
Google adds Gemini AI sidebar and auto-browse features to Chrome, responding to AI browser challengers from OpenAI and Perplexity with ambitious automation capabilities.
Japan's next-generation H3 rocket failed in an unprecedented way that eluded its own designers. What does this mean for the future of space launches?
Plant-based meat pioneer Beyond Meat launches protein soda as company pivots away from meat alternatives amid continued losses
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[email protected]Fauna Robotics unveils Sprout, a compact humanoid robot inspired by Baymax. But can its cute design overcome the practical limitations of its size?
Sony's Bravia 5 QLED enters the budget mini-LED battlefield at $1,000, challenging Chinese brands with premium processing. Is this the new playbook for legacy tech giants?
The $2,000 Wirobotics Wim S exoskeleton turns walking assistance into a wearable reality. CES 2025 shows robotic augmentation going mainstream.
LinkedIn partners with AI platforms to automatically verify skills based on usage patterns. Could this change how we prove professional competence?
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[email protected]Facing global memory shortages and rising RAM costs, Apple plans to absorb price increases rather than pass them to consumers, relying on services revenue to offset hardware losses.