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  • You can now use Apple Pay to buy games on your PS5

    PS5 users can now buy games in the PlayStation Store using a new payment method: Apple Pay. You could use Apple Pay in the browser or via the mobile app already, but now the method joins other on-console options like using a saved credit or debit card, and PayPal. As reported by 9to5Mac, you may now see a new option…

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  • How to Join the Beta for the USPS ‘Informed Delivery’ App

    I’m a big fan of the USPS’ “Informed Delivery” option. When you enroll, the USPS will send you daily emails that show all mail and packages you’re set to receive that day. (The mail scans arrive in grayscale, address-side only.) If you like to be surprised every time you open your mailbox, it’s not the service for you. But for…

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  • Best Hair Bonnets From Our Tests

    Camille Briggs (that’s me) is a CR freelancer with a bob cut, chemically relaxed, and colored hair (I add extensions for color and fullness). My nightly hair routine includes adding rollers on top and then wrapping my hair around my head with a satin tie before putting a bonnet on to keep everything secure.  Angela Lashbrook, a senior CR writer,…

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  • The 5 Best Hero Shooters On PC

    Hero shooters have become a mainstay of modern gaming. Everything’s a hero shooter now! Call of Duty, Battlefield, even Bungie’s upcoming revival of an old franchise, Marathon, will have a cast of heroes with different abilities and play styles, something fans are not happy about. Needless to say: hero shooters are everywhere. But, this growing number of games in the…

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  • SAS Innovate 2025: Pursuing pragmatic AI

    What do you do when you want to get your enterprise data into a usable format? And how can you make better use of the data you already use, through the likes of analytics, AI, and even quantum computing? All these questions and more have been front and center at SAS Innovate 2025, the data and analytics veteran’s annual conference…

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  • MacBook Air M4 Review: Power Play on a Budget

    MacBook Air has become a tried-and-true product for Apple ever since the company ushered in the M-series chips era. M1 MacBook Air brought a revolution and Apple has now repeated the same formula with MacBook Air M4 to bring it another step closer to perfection. I have been rocking a M2 MacBook Air 13-inch for close to 3 years now…

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  • Inside the Sines DC, possibly the coolest data center in the world

    There’s a reason why most coal power plants were built by the coast. It’s the ocean, nature’s liquid chiller, where they can pipe cooling seawater through their systems and reduce the heat from production. Liquid cooling is by no means a new technology, having been first used in the 60s to chill mainframe computers. Most data centers today already use…

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  • Perplexity AI’s quiet coup – Computerworld

    Perplexity’s great leap forward Perplexity AI is a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system launched in 2022 that answers questions directly by searching the web in real time, pulling from news sites, academic journals, and databases, then writing up a summary with accompanied search links. It uses AI models like GPT-4 and Claude 3 to understand your question, find the best information, and explain…

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  • iPhone Fold just tipped for breakthrough display technology — and it could change everything

    Apple’s foldable iPhone may just be a rumor at this point, but when it does debut — possibly as soon as next year — it could feature a custom display process that could set the standard for future phones. That’s according to a rumor appearing on Korea’s naver blog. The leaker, a poster named yeux1122 claims that the foldable iPhone…

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  • Ascension says recent data breach affects over 430,000 patients

    Ascension, one of the largest private healthcare systems in the United States, has revealed that a data breach disclosed last month affects the personal and healthcare information of over 430,000 patients. The healthcare network has over 142,000 employees, operates 142 hospitals nationwide, and reported a revenue of $28.3 billion in 2023. As Ascension revealed in breach notification letters sent to…

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