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Apple Expects ‘Significantly Higher Memory Costs’ to Impact iPhone, MacBook Neo
The New OnePlus Pad 4 Is Thin and Fast, but Not Yet in the US
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Alibaba’s Metis agent cuts redundant AI tool calls from 98% to 2% — and gets more accurate doing it
Visiting the World’s Biggest NFT Convention Amid a Crypto Crash – CNET
Crypto has crashed, tanking the price of NFTs with it. What better time for NFT.NYC, the world’s biggest NFT convention?
Antitrust, Privacy Bills Targeting Big Tech Are Up Against the Clock – CNET
With a little more than a month left before Congress goes on summer break, it’s do or die for lawmakers looking to impose new regulations on tech giants.
Why Silicon Valley is fertile ground for obscure religious beliefs
Google put Blake Lemoine, an engineer at the company, on leave after he claimed the company’s AI had become sentient. | Martin Klimek/Washington Post via Getty Images How do ideas…
Chase Savings Account Rates for July 2022 – CNET
Chase’s wide network of branches and ATMs can’t compensate for its paltry interest rates — especially with inflation on the rise.
Cocos game engine finally supports Nintendo Switch
Cocos announced that its Cocos game engine can now be used to make games that run on the Nintendo Switch.Read More
Samsung Begins Mass Production of Advanced 3nm Chips – CNET
New chips shrink surface are while boosting performance.
Unity lays off hundreds to prepare for ad weakness
Unity Technologies laid off hundreds of employees at its offices around the globe. The layoffs affected at least 150 employees.Read More
‘Stranger Things 4’: Spotify Decides What Song Will Save You From Vecna – CNET
What’s your “saviour song”? (And have you ever even heard it before?)
‘The Hunger Games’ Prequel: Everything to Know About the New Flick – CNET
Here’s everything we know so far about The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.
AT&T vs. Xfinity: Two Home Internet Heavyweights Face Off – CNET
Each boasts fast speeds, large coverage areas and decent customer satisfaction track records. So, which do you choose for your household’s broadband needs?