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Consumer protection and anti-waste groups are rallying together to urge the Federal Trade Commission to address the issue of software tethering, a practice that ties hardware’s functionality to external software, often rendering products unusable after software updates cease. The lack of clarity and enforcement surrounding this issue has led to a situation where consumers cannot
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Recently, Google released Android 15 for developers, marking the next step in the evolution of the popular operating system. While the update is currently available in the Android Open Source Project, support for Pixel phones is expected to roll out in the coming weeks. However, if you own a compatible device from Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus,
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The tech world has always been filled with promises of innovation and advancement. LobbyMatic, a company claiming to have AI-powered software capable of revolutionizing the monitoring of congressional hearings and research into legislative matters, is just another example of this trend. However, what sets LobbyMatic apart is the mystery surrounding its leadership and the dubious
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The fediverse has the potential to revolutionize social networking by creating enduring and interoperable networks. However, many creators and businesses struggle to make money on these platforms because they lack the direct monetization features of closed platforms like Patreon. This limitation hinders the growth and sustainability of the fediverse ecosystem. Introducing Sub.club Sub.club aims to
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In the recent landscape of movie and TV trailers, there have been some notable releases that have generated buzz among audiences. From the highly anticipated Sonic the Hedgehog 3 to the upcoming Marvel’s Agatha All Along series on Disney Plus, there is no shortage of exciting content to look forward to. However, a closer look
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For months, there has been speculation regarding the stability of Intel’s laptop chips, especially in comparison to the instability issues faced by desktop chips. Finally, Intel has come forward to confirm that their 13th and 14th Gen laptop chips do not seem to have the same instability issue as their desktop counterparts. Intel has specifically
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