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Smartwatch Face-Off: Which is Better for Everyday Use: Apple, Google, or Samsung?
Smartwatches have come a long way in blending fashion with technology. In 2024, three big names—Apple, Google, and Samsung—have released their latest models, making waves in the wearable tech world. Let’s dive into the showdown
Popular Nintendo Switch Emulator Ryujinx Shuts Down Amid Pressure from Nintendo
In a significant move against video game piracy, Ryujinx, a popular open-source emulator for the Nintendo Switch, has officially shut down. This decision comes after legal pressure from Nintendo, as the Japanese video game giant
Verizon Resolves Major Network Disruption, FCC Launches Investigation
Verizon, one of the largest telecommunications companies in the U.S., confirmed late Monday that a significant network disruption that affected thousands of customers had been fully resolved. The outage, which hit various regions across the
Apple’s macOS Sequoia Update is Breaking Major Cybersecurity Tools
On Monday, Apple rolled out its latest operating system update, macOS 15, also known as Sequoia. However, this update has unintentionally disrupted the functionality of several cybersecurity tools made by prominent companies such as CrowdStrike,
California’s New Law Could Target Elon Musk and Others for Posting AI Deepfakes Ahead of Elections
California has just passed a groundbreaking law that could put social media users who post or share AI-generated deepfakes in serious legal jeopardy, particularly if the content is intended to deceive voters about upcoming elections.
Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Faces Formal Investigation in France Over Serious Criminal Allegations
Paris, France – Pavel Durov, the well-known founder and CEO of Telegram, finds himself embroiled in a complex legal battle in France. After spending four days in police custody, Durov has been placed under formal