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Broadcom planning to complete deal for $69 billion acquisition of VMWare after regulators give OK
Computer chip and software maker Broadcom says it has cleared all regulatory hurdles and plans to complete its $69 billion acquisition of cloud technology company VMware on Wednesday.
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In antitrust trial, Google exec testifies young users see the tech giant as out of style
Prosecutors presented evidence that Google secured its dominance in search by paying Apple and other companies to lock in Google as the default search engine on iPhones and other products.
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Job postings mentioning AI have more than doubled in two years, LinkedIn data shows
New data from LinkedIn shows that job postings that mention AI have soared, and professionals are responding to the shift.
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Worried about teens and phones? 21 helpful things parents can say and do
Parents are often in the dark about how, and how much, their teens are using their phones. Common Sense Media, an advocacy organization that reviews and researches media’s effect on kids, studied real-life phone use of 200 teens for its report.
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‘Constant buzzing': Some teens get thousands of phone notifications in a day, research finds
A Common Sense Media report finds about half of 11- to 17-year-olds get at least 237 notifications a day. Some get nearly 5,000 in 24 hours. What does that do to their brains?
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WATCH: 48-hour time-lapse of developing neurons in chick embryo wins Nikon competition
The Nikon Small World in Motion Video Competition recognizes the best movie or digital time-lapse taken with a microscope.
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Watch: Long line forms outside Apple store downtown on iPhone 15 launch day
Over 16 years after its first iteration, Apple announced the latest generation of the iPhone earlier this week, with the smartphone slated to be available later this month.
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The new BeReal? BeFake lets users edit photos using AI
A new social media application released in August allows users to edit their photos using artificial intelligence before posting.
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Google sued after man died driving car off a collapsed bridge while following map directions
The family of a North Carolina man who died after driving his car off a collapsed bridge while following Google Maps directions is suing the technology giant for negligence, claiming it had been informed of the collapse but failed to update its navigation system.
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Did your kids buy gear in Fortnite without asking you? The FTC says you could get a refund
U.S. regulators are starting to notify more than 37 million people by email that they may be eligible for compensation.
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Hundreds of flying taxis to be made in Ohio, home of the Wright brothers
The aircraft is designed to transport a pilot and four passengers at speeds of up to 200 miles per hour, with a maximum range of 100 miles.
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Apple just released its big annual iPhone update. Here's what's new and how to install it
There are a lot of changes, but here are some of the highlights in iOS 17 you need to know about.
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Apple's new AirPods won't have to be taken out of your ears as often, thanks to sophisticated AI
A slew of software features launching with the new AirPods enable users to leave their earbuds in all day while navigating cities or talking to co-workers.
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Viola Davis, Spike Lee, Seth Meyers featured at Dreamforce Day 3
Dreamforce Day 3 on Thursday will feature more in-depth discussions on artificial intelligence with a slew of tech industry leaders, as well as actress Viola Davis, director Spike Lee and comedian Seth Meyers.
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Lyft's new feature connects women and nonbinary riders and drivers
The company said it launched the feature to give riders “peace of mind.”
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NBC Chicago, Telemundo Chicago present new series on benefits and concerns of AI
Beginning Monday, September 11, NBC Chicago and Telemundo Chicago will be taking a deep, week-long dive into the mysterious world of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) with a brand-new feature series entitled “You and AI” (NBC 5 News at 10pm)and “Tú y la IA“ (Noticiero Telemundo Chicago at 10pm). Featuring segments on a variety of key topics, including an AI “101” introduction…
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Feel anxious when you don't have your cell phone? You may have ‘nomophobia'—how to spot the signs
Nomophobia, short for “no mobile phone phobia,” is a term used to describe the anxiety a person experiences when they don’t have access to their mobile phone.
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Chinese smartphone maker teases a foldable smartphone that you can wear like a purse
The Honor V Purse is a smartphone that folds outward with a top strip that contains the camera. Customizable straps can be attached to the device.
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The iPhone 15 could get one of the biggest upgrades in years: A new charging port
The iPhone 15, expected to launch in September, could have a feature that no iPhone has ever had — a generic charging port.
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3 mobile apps to make life easier for you and your pet
If you’re a pet owner looking for ways to make life easier for you and your furry friend, these apps might be worth checking out.