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Bitchat is a new private Bluetooth messaging app that doesn’t need the internet – here’s how it works

The Bitchat Mesh private messaging app has been released, and it offers some interesting privacy features. [...]

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World Video Game Hall of Fame announces 2025 inductees

Game developers rejoice. Defender, GoldenEye 007, Quake, and Tamagotchi have joined the World Video Game Hall of Fame. [...]

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9 Best Foods for Coping With Migraines and Headaches, According to Experts

We consulted doctors, dietitians and nutritionists to determine the best foods for migraines and headaches and the foods to avoid. [...]

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These 6 gadgets helped me cut cable for good -- and save $1,200 a year

Looking to drop cable and save money? These are the best devices and products that I use to watch TV and movies. [...]

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Better together: AI, no-code, and the human workforce

An article about how embracing technologies like AI and no-code can unlock greater potential from the workforce. [...]

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Display Your Photography at Home With These Beautiful Wall Art Ideas

Don't let your photos languish on an old hard drive. These ideas for dramatic wall art can give your images new life. [...]

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Sunday Night Football: How to Watch Lions vs. Chiefs Tonight

Detroit and Kansas City finish up the NFL's Sunday slate, and you don't need cable to watch on NBC or stream on Peacock. [...]

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Department of Justice asks federal judge to break up Google

The Justice Department said Monday that it wants a federal judge to break up Google (GOOGL) to address a ruling that found that the Silicon Valley giant has an illegal monopoly in online search — in part by paying web browsers and smartphone manufacturers to feature its search engine.Read more... [...]

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Grammarly just made it easier to prove the sources of your text in Google Docs

If you want to be diligent about proving your sources within Google Documents, Grammarly has a new feature you'll want to use. [...]

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