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What’s Coming to Disney+ in February 2025
Pixar fans have an emotional February to look forward to on Disney+. The eight-episode miniseries Win or Lose, premiering Feb. 19, tells the stories of eight connected characters as they get ready for a championship softball game. The first two installments feature Laurie (voiced by Rosie Foss), a 12-year-old player struggling with insecurity, and Frank (voiced by Josh Thompson), a…
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What’s New on Hulu in February 2025
Hulu’s February slate includes the new historical drama series A Thousand Blows (Feb. 21) from the creator of Peaky Blinders. The story is set in 1880s Victorian London amid the world of illegal boxing. Malachi Kirby and Alec Monroe play best friends from Jamaica who get involved with the all-female crime syndicate the Forty Elephants (led by Erin Doherty’s character…
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Here’s What’s New in iOS 18.3
When Apple dropped iOS 18.2, it made a bit of a splash—especially for iPhones compatible with Apple Intelligence. The update brought dedicated image generation to iOS, including both Image Playground and Genmoji, as well as an AI-updated Mail experience and more control over default apps. Over the past few weeks, we’ve had our first look at the company’s next update…
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What’s Next Now That the Supreme Court Has Upheld the TikTok Ban
If you’ve been on TikTok over the past few days, you’ve no doubt witnessed your favorite creators saying their goodbyes and telling you where you can find them next. With Congress’ impending ban on the social media app set to take effect in the U.S. on Sunday, it seems like there’s little the platform’s users can do. On Friday, the…
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What’s Next for Open Source Software Security in 2025?
Open-source software is common throughout the tech world, and tools like software composition analysis can spot dependencies and secure them. However, working with open source presents security challenges compared with proprietary software. Chris Hughes, chief security advisor at open-source software security startup Endor Labs, spoke to TechRepublic about the state of open-source software security today and where it might go…
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What’s next for generative AI in 2025? – Computerworld
Still, Capital One’s survey revealed strong optimism among business leaders about their companies’ AI readiness. Notably, 87% believe they have a modern data ecosystem for scaling AI solutions, 84% report having centralized tools and processes for data management, 82% are confident in their data strategy for AI adoption, and 78% feel prepared to manage the increasing volume and complexity of…
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What’s New on Prime Video in January 2025
Aside from an NFL Wild Card game (set for Jan. 11 or 12), Prime Video’s headliner to kick off the new year is the original comedy film You’re Cordially Invited (Jan. 30). Will Ferrell stars as the father of a bride whose wedding venue has been double-booked by another bride and her wedding-planner sister (played by Reese Witherspoon). Also on…
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What’s New on Max in January 2025
In January, Max will debut its new medical drama series The Pitt (Jan. 9), which stars Noah Wyle—for fans of ER—as an attending at a Pittsburgh trauma center emergency room. Each episode comprises an hour of his character’s 15-hour shift (similar to 24) with a new installment dropping weekly after the initial two-episode premiere. January also brings season five of…
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What’s Behind the New Jersey Drone Sightings?
No one wants it to be aliens more than me. Even if they’re planning to force us to work in outer space diamond mines, I’d still welcome alien overlords. But it’s never aliens. The “drones” everyone is seeing are not aliens. They aren’t foreign invaders, or part of a secret government project, or anything else cool either. No one can…
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What’s the Difference Between All the Samsung Galaxy Phones?
Samsung is notorious for releasing a lot of different Android phones under the “Galaxy” umbrella. Some Galaxy S models cost thousands of dollars, while some Galaxy A models are only a couple hundred bucks. So what’s the difference anyway? While companies like Apple and Google focus on just a few new smartphones a year, Samsung wants to have a phone…
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