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Meta's Orion AR Glasses Have No Clear Purpose yet But Aim for Versatile Wearable Tech
Exploring the potential of Meta's Orion AR glasses and their accompanying technology, including the unusual Compute Puck.
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Exploring the potential of Meta's Orion AR glasses and their accompanying technology, including the unusual Compute Puck.
YouTube has introduced a new subscription tier, Premium Lite, allowing ad-free access to most videos at a lower price but with some limitations.
Lenovo introduces a concept solar-powered laptop that can utilize sunlight to extend battery life but remains a work in progress.
Google seeks to persuade the Trump administration not to enforce strict separations from its Chrome browser.
Significant investment in chip manufacturing aims to bolster the American semiconductor industry, though its implementation remains uncertain.
Craig Barrett, ex-CEO of Intel, argues against breaking up the company, suggesting a focus on leadership and innovation under Pat Gelsinger instead.
Mozilla faces backlash after announcing changes to Firefox's data privacy policy, leaving many users questioning their trust in the browser.
AMD unveils its new graphics cards, the Radeon RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT, set for release on March 6 at competitive prices.
Microsoft is officially shutting down Skype, shifting users to Teams with a deadline for data migration.
An entire silicon wafer was reportedly found in a dumpster, sparking discussions among enthusiasts about its potential utility.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discusses the ongoing GPU shortage affecting his company amid rising demand.
After over two decades, Skype will cease operations on May 5, being replaced by Microsoft Teams.
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