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Apple just added three long-running MacBook models to its obsolete list. The 11-inch MacBook Air from early 2015 and both […]
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Jaguar Land Rover faced a massive shock in September 2025 as a powerful cyber-attack brought global operations to a halt.
Rampage Jackson’s Son Attacks Pro Wrestler in Shocking Kick Livestream (Los Angeles Incident Spurs Safety Debate)
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Google’s Preferred Sources: How to Personalize News in Top Stories (2025 Update)
Google just made it easier to shape your news feed right from the search page. The new ‘preferred sources’ feature
FBI Warns Seniors: AI-Fueled Scams Are Stealing Billions in Retirement Savings (What You Need to Know)
Seniors are losing staggering sums to tech-savvy criminals, with the FBI sounding the alarm about scams that have drained over
Apple TV+ Price Hike in 2025: What Rising Streaming Costs Mean for Subscribers
Streaming just got pricier for millions of Apple TV+ subscribers in the UK and around the world. The monthly fee
4chan Refuses Ofcom Fine Under UK Online Safety Act (What Happens Next?)
Few internet stories grab global attention like a legal standoff between 4chan and a government agency. The UK’s media regulator,
Autopsy Finds No Trauma in Jean Pormanove’s Death: What Prosecutors Revealed
The Death of Jean Pormanove: What Happened? The shocking events surrounding Jean Pormanove’s death played out on a public stage,
UK Retreats in Apple Privacy Battle (What the US Response Means for Users and Tech)
The standoff between Apple and the UK government has turned heads worldwide, and for good reason. The UK wanted Apple