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Nvidia, SoftBank Abandon $40 Billion USD Arm Acquisition
Nvidia and SoftBank have confirmed the termination of the Arm acquisition, which has faced multiple investigations since it was first announced.
How to Watch Samsung Unpacked Event on February 9
Here is how you can tune in and watch Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event tomorrow, February 9.
‘Wordle’ Lands on Nintendo’s Game Boy
The homebrew works on the original Game Boy, Game Boy emulators, retro emulation consoles, and the web.
Apple Acquires London-Based Startup AI Music
Apple's latest acquisition is UK startup, AI Music.
Disney+ Canada to Stream ‘The Kardashians’ on April 14 [VIDEO]
A new original from Disney+
Canada Post epost Service and Apps are Shutting Down This Year
If you've been using the epost service to get electronic bills, it's coming to and end this December.
M1 Mac mini Found to Be Faster Than M1 Pro in Performing Specific Tasks
A new test reveals that the M1 Mac mini is faster than a M1 Pro in certain tasks.
Amazon Boosts Max Base Pay to $350,000 for Corporate and Tech Employees
The move comes as part of an overall increase in total compensation for employees.
Sloclap Shares Survival Tips Ahead of Sifu’s PS Exclusive Release
The developer has shared some Sifu tips as part of the lead-up to its February 8th release.
Apple Fined $5.72 Million by Dutch Watchdog Again in App Store Payments Dispute
The iPhone maker has failed to allow developers to use non-Apple payment methods.
Electronic Frontier Foundation Sides With Epic Games in Apple Antitrust Case
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has sided with Epic Games against Apple in their high-profile antitrust case. In a new blog post, the EFF outlines its reasoning for making its statement, noting that Apple's App Store rules in fact drive up app costs and limit usability for the everyday Apple user. Last year, in the...
Meta Warns Pulling Facebook, Instagram in Europe Over Data Sharing Concerns
Meta has issued a stark warning to Europe: Facebook and Instagram will no longer be available unless data is allowed to flow to the company's servers in the US.