YouTube’s Double Squeeze: Cracking Down on Sharing While Your TV Bill Hangs in the Balance

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It looks like the free-for-all era of streaming is officially over, and YouTube is sending the memo on two fronts. In a pincer movement aimed squarely at user accounts, the company is beginning to enforce its “same household” rule for ... Read more

Record label signs AI artist who can’t sing or play an instrument

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AI music
In a move that highlights the music industry’s collision with artificial intelligence, a creator who uses AI to generate his music has landed a record deal. Oliver McCann, a 37-year-old visual designer who goes by the artist name imoliver, signed ... Read more

Nintendo Switch 2 hits 2 million US sales, outpacing its legendary predecessor by 75 percent

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Nintendo Switch 2
The Nintendo Switch 2 is off to a blistering start in the United States, surpassing two million units sold life-to-date by the end of July 2025. This explosive second month on the market puts the new console’s sales pace a ... Read more

China’s Brain-Computer Interface Push Is the Next Front in the Tech Cold War

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Brain computer interface
Just when you thought the tech rivalry between the US and China was all about AI chips and 5G towers, Beijing has officially thrown its hat into a far more intimate ring: your brain. A new national policy document reveals ... Read more

Samsung’s Rumored “One More Thing” Event: A Tri-Fold Phone, AI Glasses, and a Pricey Vision Pro Rival

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Hardware

Samsung smart glasses
Just when you thought Samsung’s fall hardware blitz was set, the rumor mill has spun up a classic “one more thing” moment. While the company has already announced a September 4th Unpacked for its new tablets and Fan Edition phone, ... Read more

Relax, Your SSD Is Safe: Microsoft Says Windows 11 Update Isn’t a Drive-Killer After All

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Hardware

Broken SSDs
After a week of panic echoing through online forums, you can take a deep breath and cancel the emergency backup-a-thon. Following widespread user reports that a recent Windows 11 update was “bricking” solid-state drives, both Microsoft and major SSD controller ... Read more

Mark Cuban’s War on Big Pharma Is Gaining Ground as Washington Closes In

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Pharmacy Cost Plus Drugs
Mark Cuban, the billionaire entrepreneur famous for his “Shark Tank” persona, has a simple thesis: America’s a-la-carte healthcare pricing is fundamentally broken. With his company Cost Plus Drugs, he’s been waging a surprisingly effective guerrilla war against the industry’s opaque ... Read more

The UK’s Plan to Protect Kids Online Is Backfiring Spectacularly

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Digital Culture

Protect kids online
The road to hell, as they say, is paved with good intentions. In the UK, that road is apparently a superhighway leading directly to the very websites its new Online Safety Act was designed to block. New data reveals the ... Read more

Nvidia’s AI Empire is Built on Two Mystery Customers—And That’s a Problem

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Nvidia Customers
Nvidia’s earnings reports have become blockbuster events, charting the meteoric rise of the AI boom one record-breaking quarter at a time. The latest chapter is no different, with the chipmaker posting a staggering $46.7 billion in revenue. But a peek ... Read more

Samsung Confirms September 4 Event for Galaxy S25 FE and New Tab S11 Series

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Samsung Galaxy Event 2025
Just when you thought the fall tech launch season couldn’t get any more crowded, Samsung has tossed its hat into the ring. The company has officially announced a “Galaxy Event” for September 4, promising to show off its latest mobile ... Read more
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