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Cringe or Cute? Mark Zuckerberg Releases Acoustic Rap Cover With T-Pain
I still think about my first-gen pink iPod mini, which, looking back, was not so mini. In 2020, I finally built my own custom ...
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North Korean Hackers Craft Malware Apps That Bypass macOS Security
The attackers are using Google's Flutter platform to make malicious crypto apps that can ultimately grant remote access to a ...
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Major Layoffs Hit AMD, With Up to 1,000 Employees Potentially Impacted
AMD has seen a 69% decline in its gaming division and hasn't made nearly as many gains in the AI chip sector as rival US chip ...
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Got Windows 11? Say Goodbye to Mail, Calendar, People Apps
Microsoft is no longer supporting the Mail, Calendar, and People apps on Windows 11. Collectively, these apps offer ...
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The worst things come to Apple fans who wait
Which brings me to the 7th-gen iPad mini. The latest mini was a long ... they have done so for the worse: pink is gone, and purple is less vibrant. Elsewhere, the USB-C port supports faster ...
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Let’s Take This Offline
Day one without my smartphone makes me itchy. Without Instagram, what am I supposed to scroll at the gym? Without Twitter, ...
These Are the 23 Best Four-Star Hotels in NYC
These hotels are defined by their ability to offer full-service hospitality experiences (think concierges, dining options, ...
23 Years of the iPod: How Elite Obsolete Electronics keeps the music playing
Discover how the iPod stays alive 23 years later through Elite Obsolete Electronics, a community preserving and reviving this iconic music device’s legacy.
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Was this the sickest iPod?
The Nano would be joined by the first-generation iPod Shuffle, which was the first iPod to sell for under $100. The duo gave Apple a two-pronged approach to finally conquer the market of flash ...