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Free Movies You Can Stream This March on Plex, Pluto TV and More

Watch great films like Adaptation, Apocalypse Now and other free titles this March. [...]

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Stream the 2025 Oscar Winners: How to Watch 'Anora,' 'Flow,' 'Conclave' and More

Anora streams on Hulu on March 17. [...]

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Trek FX+ 7S e-bike is a premium city commuter 

The FX+ 7S improves just about everything from the FX+ 2, but doubles its price tag.  [...]

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How to watch Super Bowl 2025: Every streaming option

ZDNET found the cheapest ways to watch the game, which streaming services you need, how a VPN can help, and everything else to know about how to watch the Super Bowl. [...]

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I finally found the ultimate car charger for my iPhone - and it's on sale for $25

The ESR HaloLock is a fantastic MagSafe charger, and I made it even better with a few creative modifications. [...]

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An old Android RAT has returned with some new tricks - here is what to look out for

They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but this old RAT is back and more dangerous than ever. [...]

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Workday lays off 1,750 employees, citing demand for AI

Workday, the HR and finance management company, is the latest tech giant to lay off a mass of employees in the name of AI. In a Wednesday announcement titled "Changes to Position Workday for the Future," the organization shared that it's eliminating 1,750 employees, about 8.5 percent of its workforce. The public statement from CEO Carl Eschenbach was initially emailed to employees. [...]

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The Morning After: Apple’s Invite app and its less welcome third-party porn apps

The week has been a mixed bag for Apple. First, it launched a new iPhone app for organizing events and being actually social; then, it had to contend with a third-party app store offering a porn app in the European Union. And there’s nothing like an Apple-pornography headline to draw the eye.<br /> But first, Apple Invites, where you can host an unlimited number of events, each one limited [...]

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When Europe needed it most, the Ariane 6 rocket finally delivered

"For this sovereignty, we must yield to the temptation of preferring SpaceX." [...]

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