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Want to Try Tesla's Robotaxi Service? It's Supposedly Launching in Austin in June

City officials say they're unaware of Tesla's plans to roll out self-driving taxis in Texas, according to reports. [...]

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Crime 101 writer-director Bart Layton reveals his Mount Rushmore of crime genre movies: 'they're endlessly brilliant and rewatchable'

Bart Layton lifts the lid on his all-time favorite crime movies – and how they inspired his new Chris Hemsworth-starring film. [...]

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Last call: Apple's $95 million Siri settlement claims end tomorrow - secure your payout ASAP

This is your final reminder to claim your Siri settlement share before the July 2 deadline. [...]

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Linux Foundation's trust scorecards aim to battle rising open-source security threats

How do you tell the difference between trustworthy open-source developers and hackers? Here's one idea. [...]

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Google's Canvas AI Project-Planning Tool Is Now Available to Everyone in the US

The AI workspace offers a dedicated space to organize plans and projects. [...]

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Are tariffs about to make your next iPhone way more expensive? It's complicated

Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo shared his take. Here's mine. [...]

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The Skylight Calendar is the best Mother's Day gift you can give - especially with this deal

In my constant battle to get organized, the 15-inch Skylight Calendar smart display made the biggest difference. [...]

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Engadget Podcast: WWDC 2026 thoughts from Apple Park

We dive into our initial thoughts on Siri AI and Tim Cook's legacy. [...]

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The UK just declared Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Oracle ‘critical’ to its financial system

Britain’s banks run on four American clouds. The Treasury reckons two-thirds of UK firms lean on the same handful. Now the regulators are stepping in. The UK has named Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Oracle as “critical third parties” to its financial system, as Reuters first reported. The designation takes effect on 13 July. These are […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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