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Sony Hands Control of Its TV & Audio Biz to TCL

In a major shift, Sony is giving operational control of its home entertainment division—covering TVs and audio—to China’s TCL.   The two have agreed to form a global joint venture. TCL will own 51% (controlling stake) and Sony 49%. The new company will handle everything from design and…

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Microsoft’s Free Xbox Cloud Gaming Tier May Launch Soon

Microsoft is gearing up to launch a free, ad-supported tier for Xbox Cloud Gaming, with rumors pointing to a possible announcement in the coming weeks.   Here’s what we know:   Free users will likely get limited playtime (think one-hour sessions). You’ll probably have to watch ads before…

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PC Market Surged in 2025, But Big Changes Are Coming

The global PC market ended last year strong. Shipments grew nearly 10% in the final quarter, driven partly by holiday sales and partly by consumers buying early to avoid upcoming price hikes due to a major memory shortage. Who Sold the Most? The top five brands held their…

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We Don’t Understand AI. Now What?

Large language models often draw criticism, and sometimes rightly so. But the core issue isn’t the model’s fault—it’s that we’re building minds we can no longer fully comprehend. These AI systems have grown so vast, with hundreds of billions of connections, that even their creators can’t predict exactly…

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Why the ‘For Good’ Trailer Has Us Spellbound

  Forget the yellow brick road, 2024 was paved with green. Wicked wasn’t just a box office phenomenon; it was a cultural force, soaring to 10 Academy Award nominations and snagging wins for its breathtaking Production and Costume Design. Now, director Jon M. Chu and the powerhouse duo…

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YouTube’s New Lip-Sync AI Aims to Fix Dubbing’s Biggest Flaw

  For years, watching a machine-dubbed video on YouTube could be a jarring experience. The audio often felt robotic, the translations were sometimes clunky, and the most distracting part of all? The speaker’s mouth movements never quite matched the words you were hearing. That’s the long-standing problem Google…

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The Student Hacker in Classroom 4B: Schools Face a Growing Insider Threat

A new report from the UK’s data watchdog has uncovered a troubling trend: students are now the leading source of insider cyber attacks against their own schools and colleges. Accounting for 57% of investigated breaches, these aren’t always malicious acts but often start as dares or experiments that…

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Court Slaps Verizon with $47M Fine in Landmark Location Privacy Ruling

A federal appeals court has upheld a $46.9 million FCC fine against Verizon for selling customers’ real-time location data without consent. The court rejected Verizon’s argument that this practice was legal, firmly ruling that location data is protected under telecom privacy laws. This decision reinforces the FCC’s authority…

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Professional Video Editing is About to Go Mobile with Adobe Premiere

Adobe is launching a mobile version of its professional Premiere video editing software for iPhone, with an Android version in development. The app features a multi-track timeline, 4K HDR export, automatic captioning, and direct sharing to social media platforms.   A key feature is the integration of Adobe’s…

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