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Top Android Phones Set to Pack Serious AI Power in 2024 New chipset announcements from MediaTek and Qualcomm point to AI featuring heavily on next year's Android flagships. -
Tesla’s Value Crashes by $200bn (But Elon Musk’s Fake Followers Don’t Care) Elon Musk's sometimes trivial recent troubles have been compounded by a much more serious one: Tesla's tumbling value. -
9 Reasons to Worry About the Rise of “Buy Now Pay Later” Tech Loan overextensions and data farming are just the start: Here's what should concern you about the booming BNPL industry. -
Are Shopify and Amazon Squeezing Ecommerce Store Owners? Shopify is cutting a big perk, while Amazon plans to add a new seller fee. It's a rough time to be an indie ecommerce store. -
Proton Has a New VPN Plan for Businesses As the broader business world expands its remote and flexible workforce, you need to keep your internet connection secured. -
ChatGPT Is on the Lesson Plan When Kids Go Back to School Last year, schools were pushing back on generative AI technology. But now, teaching it has become a more pressing priority. -
Elon Musk Plans to Get Rid of Headlines on X/Twitter Posting news articles on X would just display a lead image, making room for more posts on your feed, according to Musk. -
You Have Only a Few Days Left to Claim Facebook’s $725M Settlement If you've used Facebook at any point after 2007, we tell you the steps you need to take to receive a pay out. -
Elon Musk Admits X “May Fail” After Glitch Wipes Out Old Photos With X's latest technical malfunction wiping millions of photos from the site, even owner Musk is questioning its future. -
Tesla’s Huge Data Breach Was Caused by Internal Whistleblowers Tesla has begun notifying the 75k individuals impacted by May's 'Tesla Files', and is prosecuting those responsible. -
LinkedIn Reveals the Top 5 AI Skills We’re Adding to Our Profiles From Computer Vision to Natural Language Processing, many of us are shouting about our new skillsets online. -
Which Countries Want Their Employees to Look the Busiest? 70% of survey respondents say that reducing meetings and emails would boost their productivity.