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Verizon’s free satellite messaging service is now available
Death to dead zones. Verizon’s previously announced satellite messaging service is now available to owners of some Android smartphones, the company said in a statement today. It comes at no extra charge to Verizon customers, though you’ll need a Google Pixel 9 or Samsung Galaxy S25 series phone to take advantage of it. The service…
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Nvidia’s Cosmos-Transfer1 makes robot training freakishly realistic—and that changes everything
Nvidia releases Cosmos-Transfer1, a groundbreaking AI model that generates photorealistic simulations for training robots and autonomous vehicles by bridging the gap between virtual and real-world environments.Read More
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Andor creator refuses to publish scripts thanks to AI
Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy told Collider he has killed plans to publish the critically acclaimed show’s scripts, despite having the 1,500-page collection ready to go, due to fear that the material would become training fodder for artificial intelligence systems. At an Emmy event in 2023, Gilroy announced plans to launch a free website featuring all…
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Unleashing the power of AI elevates a telecom leader’s service delivery
A global telecom provider recognized that its traditional approach to delivering service and support to its employees was becoming a bottleneck. With a large workforce generating a high volume of IT, HR, and finance-related support requests and inquiries, the company faced increasing operational pressure and strain. To improve response times and reduce manual support efforts,…
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Former Game Informer staff tease a possible revival
Last year, GameStop shut down Game Informer, laying off all its staff and putting an end to one of the last remaining video game magazines still published in the United States. But now, cryptic posts on social media hint that the publication may make a return. On Bluesky, the Game Informer account, which had not…
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Analogue’s Pocket Dock now works with all of Nintendo’s retro wireless controllers
The Analogue Pocket’s Dock accessory allows wireless controllers to connect to the handheld. | Image: Analogue Analogue has released a new firmware update for its Pocket handheld with bug fixes and expanded support for wireless controllers. PocketOS v2.5 — available for download here — fixes an issue with backup save exports for Game Boy and…
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Europe is trying to get non-Apple smartwatches to work better with iPhones
The European Commission is instructing Apple to make iOS work better with third-party devices like smartwatches and headphones. The Commission adopted two legally binding decisions Tuesday under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the European competition law that governs large digital gatekeepers. The first decision will give app developers and device manufacturers more access to key…
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Here are all the Nvidia DGX Spark versions so far
Nvidia showed off its own Grace Blackwell-powered “personal AI supercomputers” yesterday, but it also made another announcement: third-party manufacturers can come and make their own versions as well. So far, Asus, Dell, and HP have come forward showing their own mini PC designs that tout the same GB10 super chip present in the Nvidia DGX…
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Adobe previews AI generated PowerPoints from raw customer data with ‘Project Slide Wow’
The fate of Project Slide Wow depends on user interest and engagement, as Adobe monitors social media conversations.Read More
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Plex Pass is going up in price — and now you’ll need it for remote playback
Plex is raising the price of its Plex Pass from $4.99 to $6.99 per month and gating a key feature behind the subscription. Starting April 29th, users who want to stream content from their media server outside their homes – and let other people access it for free – will need a Plex Pass subscription. The…