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Taylor Swift has filed trademark applications to protect her sound and image, and I think other global artists will follow.
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App Store users can now take out annual app subscriptions and pay for them on a monthly basis.
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'When you look at horror franchises or movies or games, the sci-fi space is huge' — Directive 8020 executive producer says the simple reason for the game's space setting was because it's 'just fun'
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OpenAI and Microsoft make a huge change to their exclusive partnership - does this open the door for AWS to swoop in?
OpenAI says it wants to serve all customers regardless of cloud provider, but Microsoft remains a "primary" provider.
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Hulu is quietly developing a brutal TV show pilot that could rival Yellowstone — and it's even 'copied' a famous Taylor Sheridan casting tradition
Hulu has ordered a pilot of graphic novel Southern Bastards — and if it sticks, the TV show could rival Yellowstone in more ways than one.
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Geopolitical tensions create new risks for satellite operators globally
India banned a satellite operator because of who owns it - could the Iran war encourage others to follow suit worldwide?
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New screen tint feature discovered in Windows 11 is designed to help with eye strain and even combating migraines
Windows 11 is getting a screen tint feature to help guard against eye strain, and migraines, and it could even help with photophobia.
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The blueprint architecture for securing the AI data center
AI data center security cannot be an afterthought.
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Samsung's Galaxy phones could be getting a big camera redesign to facilitate MagSafe-style charging — here are 4 ways they could look different
Samsung might change the placement and design of the rear cameras on future phones, both to freshen things up and to allow for built-in magnets.
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I compared ChatGPT Images 2.0 and Google’s Nano Banana 2 using real-world prompts — from portraits to product shots — and the AI image generator that came out on top genuinely surprised me
ChatGPT Images 2.0 and Nano Banana 2 both impressed, but ChatGPT stood out for creating edits that feel more like real photos rather than polished enhancements.
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Quantum can wait: Why CISOs should focus on today’s preventable cyber risks
The criminals of today are still exploiting basic security failures.
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When a grieving British detective heads to Italy for a sabbatical, police work isn't the plan, but where Joe Mottram goes, murder follows. Here's how to watch A Taste for Murder online from anywhere.
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Directive 8020 executive producer says the Turning Points system was added for players who 'want to keep everyone alive' but also for 'a big percentage of our hardcore fans' that will replay the game to get all endings
Supermassive Games is aware that fans feel "disheartened" when they're unable to keep every character alive in its Dark Pictures games, which is one reason Directive 8020 has a rewind feature.
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I was expecting combat in Aphelion, but I’m actually glad it’s not there
Aphelion is an uplifting love story couched in a gripping sci-fi adventure.
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Why some of the world’s biggest enterprises are pivoting to Sovereign AI
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