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Tips and answers for the July 24th NYT Connections Sports Edition: Tips for solving a connection #669

For today Communication: Sports Edition it will be easier if you have gone to school in North Carolina. As we…

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This searchable tool helps track down herd surveillance cameras in your city

A recent filing by Flock Safety, a fast-growing US surveillance technology company, reveals how countering automated license plate readers is…

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra vs. Z Fold 7: Improved battery, screen and higher price

At Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event, the phone maker announced three new foldable phones, including its first Ultra foldable phone. The…

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EU Hits Google With $1 Billion Fine Over Search and Google Play Store

The European Commission is fining Google 890 million euros, or just over $1 billion, citing unfair practices that it says…

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Instagram bans abusive videos and prank videos filmed with Meta glasses

Meta’s smart glasses allow creators to record strangers without holding an obvious camera. Unsurprisingly, it has enabled a lot of…

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Claude Voice Mode Gets an Upgrade, Now Enables New Models

Claude’s voice mode is getting a major upgrade, Anthropic announced Thursday in a blog post. Your voice prompts are now…

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ChatGPT Health will see you Now, and the Greatest Step Forward for Medical Questions

I spent a lot of time unexpectedly sick in hospitals and doctors’ offices this summer, so, as a reporter covering…

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Johnny Depp teases new ‘Ebenezer’ movie on Instagram, out Nov 13

Johnny Depp deleted his Instagram grid and replaced it with three posts with a message for his nearly 30 million…

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Mastercard and Manifest launch a creative debit card

Creators have another sign that big financial companies are increasingly looking at them as business owners: Mastercard is helping launch…

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These College Towns Have the Best (and Worst) Drinking Water

Before you send your college kid back to campus, you might consider the quality of the water coming out of…

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