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    Apple Maps’ Restaurant Recommendations Just Got a Little Bit Fancier

    I like Apple Maps. I want to love it, but I can’t. Despite the obvious integrations with iOS, and the generally pleasing aesthetic, Google Maps simply does some things better. One of those things is particularly key: finding somewhere to eat. Searching for a restaurant on Apple Maps and Google Maps is the same on the surface: You make your…

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    Best String Trimmers of 2025

    “We’re at a point where the best battery models cut every bit as well as the best gas tools,” says Dave Trezza, who oversees string trimmer testing at Consumer Reports. “You should really let the size and design of your lawn dictate whether you can make do with the limited range or run time of a battery model, or whether you need the…

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    Pretend Its 2005 With This 3D Fully Interactive Nokia 3250

    Remember when phones were fun? Back when we had physical buttons galore and moving parts. If you miss the charm of early smartphones, you can relive those days with a three-dimensional, fully interactive, hyper-realistic Nokia 3250 right in your browser window. After visiting the website, you’ll quickly find that this is about as realisitic of an expirience as you can…

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    NYT Connections Today: Hints and Answer for May 16, 2025

    NYT Connections is the one word association game known for the difficulty and amusement that it brings. However, if you are part of the folks lost as to what today’s Connections answer is, then you are in the right place. We post a NYT Connections answers guide every day to help you solve each day’s puzzle easily. So, let’s not…

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    Microsoft faces another lawsuit over software licensing practices

    Microsoft is facing one of the UK’s largest ever class action lawsuits over its software licensing practices. In a claim estimated at billions of pounds in total, barrister Alexander Wolfson said the company has been overcharging customers for certain products, including its Office and Windows product lines, since October 2015. The lawsuit alleges that the tech giant restricted competition to…

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    Relying on file storage heritage, Box pivots to AI – Computerworld

    Box has kept up with various stages in AI evolution, with integration of AI models and more recently AI agents. As AI advances, the vendor is allowing its clients to do more advanced data extraction, multi-step reasoning, and more complex task planning. “We didn’t think about AI as an add-on capability on the side,” but as central to the Box…

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    ‘Hyperfast’ NBN 2000 plans are landing in a few months – here’s what to expect from the new speed tier

    Let’s face it — compared to other countries, Australia’s average internet speeds are severely lacking. According to Speedtest’s Global Index, Australia ranks 82nd for fixed broadband speeds, averaging 81.61Mbps across the country, while Singapore reaches 357.52Mbps and the US tops out at 287.43Mbps. Right now, the fastest speeds theoretically possible in Australia are 1,000Mbps, otherwise known as the ‘ultrafast’ tier.…

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    Leak confirms OpenAI’s ChatGPT will integrate MCP

    ChatGPT is testing support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), which will allow it to connect to third-party services and use them as context. MCP is an open-source standard that allows developers to expose third-party data through MCP, so AI like ChatGPT could use it to finish tasks. For example, ChatGPT could connect to third-party apps like Gmail to access its information and use it…

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