SpaceX and other Elon Musk companies are propping up Cybertruck sales
SpaceX and other Musk‑linked firms accounted for nearly one‑fifth of U.S. Cybertruck registrations in late 2024, cushioning Tesla as overall pickup sales plunge 48% in 2025.
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Google defends user data handling after ICE subpoena
Google faces legal complaints after handing over user data to ICE without notification, despite its policy to inform users before disclosure.
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Google blocks record 8.3 billion ads in 2025 as AI targets bad ads over bad actors
Google blocked a record 8.3 billion ads in 2025 using AI-driven enforcement, targeting bad ads over bad actors and reducing account suspensions by focusing on granular, creative-level detection.
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Niagara launcher adds studio update for deeper theme customization
Niagara Launcher’s new Studio Update adds an in‑app theme creator, fresh Anycons icon styles and Pro‑only contact shortcuts, tightening its minimalist appeal while boosting personalization.
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Apple offers 10% off AirPods and more for Earth Day device recycling
Apple gives 10% off AirPods, Beats or accessories for customers who recycle eligible iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac at stores through May 16, part of its Earth Day push and a record 30% recycled material in 2025…
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Amazon MGM's 2026 theatrical slate includes 'highlander' and 'spaceballs: the new one'
Amazon MGM Studios outlines a 2026 slate featuring highlander's return and a spaceballs sequel, while extending theatrical windows to 45 days to boost box‑office impact.
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MAGA Indians went all in on Trump. Many right-wingers can't stand them
Indian Americans who backed Trump face a surge in racist rhetoric from within the Republican party, raising questions about the party's future direction.
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Nothing pulls its brand-new file transfer app without explanation
Nothing abruptly removed its newly launched Warp file‑transfer app and Chrome extension hours after release, offering no explanation and leaving users to wonder about privacy, bugs, or regulatory concerns.
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New AT&T Elite 2.0 phone plan boosts wireless hotspot and data performance
AT&T launches Elite 2.0, its priciest unlimited plan yet, with 250GB hotspot data, 20GB international high-speed data in 210 countries, and a free AT&T Turbo performance boost.
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Nothing deletes its AirDrop-esque Warp app just hours after launch
Nothing launched its AirDrop‑style Warp app, which used Google Drive for transfers, but removed all traces within hours, leaving users and analysts puzzled.
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Microsoft Surface prices jump 69% in four months as memory costs surge
Microsoft Surface prices have jumped up to 69% in four months as DRAM and SSD costs surge, while Apple’s MacBook Neo stays cheap by using integrated memory.
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Spotify Partners with NIVA to Boost Independent Live Music
Spotify partners with NIVA to enhance independent live music through new platform features and venue certifications.
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AT&T rumored to launch elite 2.0 unlimited phone plan with 250 GB hotspot data
AT&T is reportedly set to add an Elite 2.0 unlimited plan with 250 GB of hotspot data, coverage in 20 Latin American countries, and a $75 per line price for four‑line accounts.
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Disney adds han solo to galaxy's edge, but fans say you can't replace harrison ford
Disney adds a live‑actor han solo to galaxy's edge starting april 29, 2026, prompting fans to argue that harrison ford's iconic portrayal remains irreplaceable.
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NASA wants to put nuclear reactors on the moon
NASA, the DoD and the DOE plan to launch a 20 kWe nuclear reactor to orbit by 2028 and land a larger one on the Moon by 2030, aiming for continuous power and propulsion to secure U.S. space superiority.
