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Samsung Messages shutting down: Here are 2 free ways to back up your texts
Samsung is shutting down its Messages app in July, requiring Android 12 or newer users to switch to Google Messages. Here are two free ways to back up your texts before the transition.
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Meta launches Instants app, a Snapchat clone for disappearing photos
Meta's Instants app lets Instagram users share unedited, disappearing photos without filters, using the same safety tools as Instagram and targeting Close Friends sharing.
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Fighting Trump will make or break Disney's new CEO
Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro faces defining challenge with Trump administration over ABC's 'The View' and First Amendment rights in his first weeks on the job.
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Google pauses Fitbit app social features ahead of Google Health transition
Google is temporarily disabling messaging, leaderboards, and friend management in the Fitbit app as it prepares users for the Google Health rollout on May 26.
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OpenAI brings its ass to court
OpenAI attempted to present a donkey butt statue in court during the Musk v. Altman trial, with testimony revealing Elon Musk allegedly called an employee a "jackass" during a 2018 disagreement about AI safety.
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X launches a History tab to consolidate bookmarks, likes, videos, and articles
X's new History tab consolidates bookmarks, likes, videos, and articles into one place on iOS, aiming to keep users and publishers on-platform as external referral traffic declines.
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Elon Musk just can't stop (potentially) violating the Clean Air Act
Elon Musk's xAI added 19 gas turbines to its Mississippi data center, bringing the total to 46. The company faces a lawsuit for operating 27 unpermitted generators, violating the Clean Air Act and endangering community…
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First Snapseed 4.0.1 update adds Camera shortcut on Android
Snapseed 4.0.1 for Android adds a Camera shortcut to the homescreen, aiming to fix Samsung device issues and streamline photo capture.
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Amazon Launches Full Store Experience on Echo Shows with Alexa+
Amazon launches full store experience on Echo Shows, enhancing smart shopping capabilities with Alexa+.
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Trump Mobile T1 Phone reportedly shipping to pre-order customers this week
Trump Mobile says its T1 Phone will finally ship to pre-order customers this week at $499, but the company's history of delays, copied renders, and revised terms leave buyers with plenty of reasons to stay skeptical.
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Ikea’s new designer collection is home-office heaven
Ikea’s PS 2026 collection arrives in May with 44 playful, office‑ready pieces—including a convertible chair‑bed, a sofa‑bed, a folding desk and a flexible lamp—marking the 10th edition of the brand’s design‑focused line.
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Spain Holds Line on Social Media and AI Rules Amid Intensifying US Tech Lobbying
Spain intensifies social media and AI regulations amid US tech lobbying, proposing under-16 bans and deepfake laws.
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Sony just gave me a compelling reason to put my AirPods and Bose headphones away
Sony’s Adaptive Sound Control automatically adjusts ANC, transparency and EQ based on activity and location, offering a frictionless experience that reviewers say outpaces Apple AirPods and Bose models.
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Google Confirms Chromebooks Still Coming Despite Googlebooks Initiative
Google confirms Chromebooks are still coming despite new Googlebooks initiative, with VP John Maletis highlighting a robust pipeline of new devices through 2025. Googlebooks, positioned as a long-term premium laptop…
