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13 Mar

The Garmin Forerunner 55 GPS running watch drops to a record low of $150

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Spring is so close now that it's almost in our grasp. Say goodbye to wearing a huge coat to go to the gym and hello to outdoor activities. With that in mind, there many great GPS running watches out there to track your time in the sun, including the on sale Garmin's Forerunner 55. The smartwatch is down to $150…

13 Mar

Google DeepMind’s new AI can follow commands inside 3D games it hasn’t seen before

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Google DeepMind has unveiled new research highlighting an AI agent that's able to carry out a swath of tasks in 3D games it hasn't seen before. The team has long been experimenting with AI models that can win in the likes of Go and chess, and even learn games without being told their rules. Now, for the first time, according…

13 Mar

Roomba Combo j9+ review: The ideal robot vacuum and mop

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I miss having clean floors. I've been using a variety of Roombas over the years to help out with vacuuming, but ever since my wife and I had our second child in 2022, mopping has become an afterthought. And really, vacuuming can only clean your floor so much. I missed the shimmer of a mopped hardwood floor and the smell…

13 Mar

Spotify adds music videos in 11 countries, but not the US

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Spotify is officially expanding its offerings beyond just audio with the introduction of music videos. The streamer is rolling out a beta program that offers premium subscribers access to music videos on mobile, desktop and TV for a select number of tracks by artists like Ed Sheeran and Ice Spice. In an email seen by TechCrunch, Sten Garmark, Spotify vice president…

13 Mar

Japan’s Space One rocket launch attempt ends in a fiery explosion

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A startup company called Space One launched a rocket earlier in hopes of becoming the first private entity in Japan to put a satellite in orbit. Unfortunately, its attempt ended in a fiery explosion, mere seconds after lift off at 11AM local time. Its 60-foot-long rocket Kairos launched from the company's Space Port Kii in Wakayama, a prefecture south of…

13 Mar

The Morning After: Neil Young returns to Spotify after two-year protest

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Neil Young is back on Spotify after boycotting the platform over two years ago, he said in a new blog post. The Canadian singer ditched the platform over vaccine misinformation on the Joe Rogan podcast. He’s returned because Rogan’s podcast is no longer exclusive on Spotify. “My decision comes as music services Apple and Amazon have started serving the same…

13 Mar

How to clean and organize your PC

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Your PC is likely one of the most crucial pieces of technology in your home, so it behooves you to keep it in good condition. A little bit of proper maintenance every now and then can help you get the most from your computer, not only today, but years down the road. But where to start? Here, we share some…

13 Mar

The best mobile microphones for 2024

John RoutledgeLatest News

If you consider yourself a mobile creator and you’re not using some sort of dedicated microphone, you might be holding yourself back. We’re not judging, but your audience likely is. Audio, especially dialog, is often overlooked, but you need good sound quality if you want your content to stand out. There are many, many options for the home or office/studio,…

13 Mar

Neil Young is returning to Spotify after boycotting it over Joe Rogan’s vaccine comments

John RoutledgeLatest News

Neil Young is back on Spotify after boycotting the platform over two years ago, he said in a new blog post. The Canadian singer ditched the platform over vaccine misinformation on the Joe Rogan podcast, later saying he was fed up with Spotify’s "shitty" sound quality anyway. Young returned because Rogan's podcast is no longer exclusive on Spotify. "My decision comes…

12 Mar

Bluesky will let users run their own moderation services

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Bluesky, the open-source Twitter alternative, is about to start testing out one of its more ambitious ideas: allowing its users to run their own moderation services. The change will allow Bluesky users to and developers to work together to create custom labeling tools for the budding social media platform.The new moderation tools arrive as Bluesky is seeing a surge in…