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Who stole your attention?
Getty Images/iStockphoto We live in the most distracted time in human history. Can we reclaim our attention spans? We live in a distracted world, almost certainly the most distracted world…
Instagram urged by religious leaders to scrap plans for kids app – CNET
Instagram paused its plans to create a version of the photo-and-video sharing app for people under 13 but hasn’t permanently ended the project.
Nvidia and Arm call off $80B merger and Arm CEO resigns
Nvidia and Arm are calling off their $80 billion merger, according to the companies. Arm CEO Simon Segars has resigned.Read More
M3ter, a usage-based billing platform for SaaS, exits stealth with $17.5M
M3ter offers a metering and pricing engine that helps SaaS companies work around the “operational headaches” if usage-based pricing.Read More
Mythical Games expands overseas and acquires assets of U.K. game studio Shortround Games
Blankos Block Party maker Mythical Games has acquired tech and staff from Shortround Games, a game studio based in Brighton, England.Read More
Search for alien tech scans billions of stars and 144 exoplanets but comes up empty – CNET
It’s quiet in the galactic center.
Ozark season 4 ending explained: What it means for the show’s future – CNET
Ozark’s final season is split into two parts. What have the Byrdes gotten themselves into for part two?
SoftBank’s $40B deal to sell Arm to Nvidia reportedly collapses – CNET
SoftBank now expected to pursue an IPO worth $80 billion, the Financial Times reports.
How I ended up in a $1,000 death race against my own son – CNET
Spoiler: It’s because I’m a terrible parent.
Microsoft’s latest vulnerability: ‘Clear disclosure, rapid fix’
Microsoft’s latest vulnerability disclosure is for a bug that affects Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs, as well as Windows Server 2019 and 2022.Read More