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SpaceX Tips Discounted Starlink Family Plan
The Starlink Family Plan will roll out on an invite-only basis to select US subscribers.
What to Watch on Hulu in August 2024
Tons of movies you need to see are hitting Hulu this month. Here are the best picks that stream in August
What to Watch on Disney+ in August 2024
The House of Mouse has a light slate for the end of the summer, but here's what's coming to streaming in August
Senate Bill Goes After Those Who Produce, Host Malicious Deepfakes
The NO FAKES Act would hold individuals, platforms, and companies liable for producing, hosting, or sharing an unauthorized deepfake.
Pricing Revealed for 'Venu' Sports Streaming Service From ESPN, Fox, WBD
If you can afford another streaming service, Venu aims to provide fans in the US with a single destination for watching the most sought-after games and events.
Reddit CEO: Blocking Microsoft From AI Scraping Was a 'Real Pain in the Ass'
Microsoft, Perplexity AI, and Anthropic need to pay to use Reddit's posts, Steve Huffman says. But it's unlikely Microsoft is open to striking a deal.
Qualcomm Teases $700 Snapdragon X PCs
Qualcomm is preparing to unleash more affordable products featuring Snapdragon X Elite chips, including a new wave of Copilot+ PCs slated for 2025.Â
Blood Donation Nonprofit OneBlood Hit With Ransomware Attack
OneBlood is still operational but working at a 'significantly reduced capacity.'
Wix: Our AI Can Now Create Blog Posts, But It's Just a Jumping Off Point
Wix AI can produce 'a fully drafted blog, complete with custom images and SEO-friendly content,' but it warns that content should still be edited to avoid being penalized by Google.
That PC...Smells Good? New Asus Laptop Includes Built-In Fragrance Dispenser
The Adol 14 Air has a compartment in the lid for a fragrance packet from fashion brand Anna Sui.
Google Is Testing a Spotify Extension for Its Gemini AI
Google app users may soon be able to ask Gemini to play a song on Spotify.
Intel Faces Potential Class-Action Lawsuit Over Chip Bug Controversy
A law firm is gathering evidence to possibly file a class-action lawsuit against Intel for its handling of the chip stability issues facing the 13th and 14th Generation Core chip line.
Musk's Twitter Ditches Mac App—But the iPad Version May Suspend Your Account
The ad-free macOS Twitter app kept Twitter's old branding. Now, it's been replaced by the X app for iPads, and users are reporting one big problem.
Newegg Launches Trade-In Program for Pre-Owned Desktop CPUs
But like the company's GPU trade-in program, expect to receive payouts that are lower than what you might get on eBay.
Shareholders Sue CrowdStrike After Outage Prompts Stock Price to Plummet
A group of shareholders file a securities class-action lawsuit noting that CrowdStrike had hyped its cybersecurity tech as vetted and leading-edge before last Friday's massive outage.
Friend Is an 'Always Listening' AI Companion Necklace That Texts You
The $99 wearable will listen to what you say and serve up encouragement, trash talk, or general conversation when it has something to say.
Spotify Lifts Restrictions on Lyrics for Free Accounts
Spotify previously capped Lyrics support at three songs per month on the ad-supported tier.
DC Attorney General Sues StubHub for Deceptive Pricing, Junk Fees
Prices on StubHub checkout pages are often 'vastly higher' than advertised ticket prices, according to DC Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb.
Microsoft Bids Farewell to Ads on Skype
The move is intended to provide a decluttered experience in Skype chats and channels.
Intel Reportedly Plans to Lay Off Thousands of Employees
The chipmaker is making the cuts amid growing competition with AMD and Nvidia, according to Bloomberg. In the meantime, Intel plans on launching new laptop chips in September.
