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You could just get a refurbished Samsung phone on Amazon
Galaxy phones without the RAM price hike.
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Galaxy phones without the RAM price hike.
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What if your phone felt more like a tiny tablet?
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Even though Mass Effect developer BioWare has been shut down, IGN reports that Amazon is still working on the Prime Video series, citing “sources inside Prime Video.” I asked both EA and Amazon about the status of the show today, and both companies declined to comment. [Link: Prime Video Is Moving Forward With Its Mass Effect TV Series Even After EA Shut Down Legendary Developer BioWare | https://www.ign.com/articles/mass-effect-tv-series-prime-video-bioware-closure | IGN]
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Along with the new Cyberpunk anime season, CD Projekt Red has major game updates for both new and returning players.
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GM thinks it can beat China with smarter cars and AI.
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TP-Link wants to make routers in Mississippi, but it’s not ready to commit yet.
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The company is also laying off around 400 staffers.
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After Ukraine said a Starshield slowdown had interrupted its military operations, Elon Musk claimed any limits “are decided by the US military and ultimately POTUS.” Then the president told reporters, “It wasn’t me... and I don’t think it was Elon.” Now WSJ sources are pointing the finger back at Musk, with some claiming “Musk acted unilaterally.” [Link: Musk Ordered Starlink Slowdown That Blindsided Ukraine | https://www.wsj.com/world/ukraine-starlink-elon-musk-trump-dbc49193 | Wall Street Journal]
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What three hours of a documentary looks like to someone who spent four months at the Holmes trial.
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Smile for the camera.
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The proposed nuclear plant would provide 960 megawatts to power the grid — and Amazon’s data centers.
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The suspect, Abdulrahman Alfozan, used WhatsApp to communicate with the unnamed royal throughout 2025 and 2026, according to a court filing spotted earlier by CNBC. > Among other things, the individual [Saudi Royal Family member] told the defendant [Alfozan] that an artificial intelligence initiative was being launched in Saudi Arabia and wanted the defendant to join it. Alfozan allegedly contacted the individual on October 5th, just days before he was arrested on suspicion of planting a bug in an OpenAI conference room.