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Samsara CTO John Bicket sells shares worth over $10 million
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Oil rises slightly as market weighs mixed supply signals
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Australia’s Sunrise Energy Metals plans US redomicile, primary Nasdaq listing
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vivo X Fold6 in for review
The vivo X Fold6 is now globally available, so let’s unbox it. Our unit ships with a case, an 80W charger, and a USB-A to USB-C cable. Cases for foldables usually latch onto just the “rear” part of the phone, which is also the case here. The one provided in the box is pretty nice,…
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UPDATE: Android3DS Alpha 1 is now live!
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This Stellantis Patent Lets An EV Ditch Its Battery And Drive Away
Stellantis patented a system that can physically disconnect an EV’s high-voltage battery. The battery could be dropped during a fire, overheating event, or other emergency. A low-voltage battery could then power the motor to move the vehicle away. There are plenty of ways to deal with an overheating EV battery, but Stellantis has apparently taken…
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Oscars: Pakistan Selects Documentary ‘Hanging by a Wire’ for International Feature Race (EXCLUSIVE)
Mohammed Ali Naqvi’s documentary thriller “Hanging by a Wire” has been selected as Pakistan’s submission for the international feature film Oscar at the 99th Academy Awards, marking the first time a documentary has represented the country in the category. The Pakistan Academy Selection Committee made the selection, calling it a historic milestone for Pakistani documentary…
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Doom: The Dark Ages – Revelations Getting New ‘Slaughter Mode’ as Free Update Next Month
Doom: The Dark Ages developer id Software has announced a new free update coming to the first-person shooter’s Revelations DLC next month: an endless single-player “Slaughter Mode.” As announced on today’s Slayers Club Live livestream with Doom: The Dark Ages game director Hugo Martin, Slaughter Mode will be “an endless single player mode where players…
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AI in regulated industries: BofA and S&P on the huge gains to be had, and the risks of rushing in
Bank of America’s chief technology and information officer said one of the most common AI mistakes is reaching for it first. His bank also plans to double its AI budget next year. “One of the biggest mistakes we see us and others doing is rush to AI as a solution,” Hari Gopalkrishnan said at Fortune‘s…