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YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Subscription Prices Are Going Up in the U.S.

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business8h ago

YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Subscription Prices Are Going Up in the U.S.

Variety.com and 7 more

YouTube raises subscription prices for YouTube Premium and YouTube Music in the U.S., confirming higher costs for existing and new customers.
The YouTube Premium individual plan climbs from $13.99 to $15.99 per month, continuing a gradual rise in ad‑free viewing.
Family plans rise to $26.99 per month, expanding access to households of up to six people under a broader pricing strategy.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s home targeted with molotov cocktail

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crime4h ago

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s home targeted with molotov cocktail

Theguardian.com and 8 more

OpenAI confirms no injuries and minimal damage after the Molotov attack, noting fast police response and staff safety.
Security teams coordinate with police as OpenAI staff may see increased security around the San Francisco office during the investigation.
Police describe the case as open and active with charges pending, signaling ongoing investigation despite the arrest.

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Amazon expanding data center in Madison County; Company investing $25 billion in Miss.

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business1d ago

Amazon expanding data center in Madison County; Company investing $25 billion in Miss.

Wapt.com and 5 more

Mississippi officials say the $25 billion Amazon investment will create more than 2,000 jobs statewide, signaling broad economic growth across Madison County, Clinton, and Vicksburg.
In Madison County, an $11 billion data center expansion will create 700 new jobs, boosting Amazon's local footprint and strengthening the region's tech capacity.
Clinton's planned $1 billion project will add about 100 jobs, expanding Amazon’s central Mississippi footprint and supporting regional growth.

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Lots more Samsung phones now have access to the One UI 8.5 beta, and AirDrop support has been added too

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technology1d ago

Lots more Samsung phones now have access to the One UI 8.5 beta, and AirDrop support has been added too

Techradar.com and 3 more

Samsung expands the One UI 8.5 Beta program to more Galaxy devices, extending early access beyond initial launch models.
The beta now supports India with the Galaxy A36 5G, marking the first time this model joins the 8.5 beta program.
Samsung adds AirDrop-like Quick Share for cross‑platform file sharing with iPhones in the One UI 8.5 beta.

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Amazon Considers Selling In-House Chips to Other Companies - TT

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business1d ago

Amazon Considers Selling In-House Chips to Other Companies - TT

Ttnews.com and 3 more

Amazon signals a willingness to engage with external partners for chips while maintaining Nvidia as a key, but not exclusive, supplier.
There’s potential for external chip sales as demand is high, suggesting Amazon could sell racks of chips to third parties in the future.
The three-chip portfolio underpins AWS AI infrastructure growth as demand accelerates and in-house hardware scales with triple-digit growth.

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Online Dating Was Hell. Then I Tried 1 Thing That Turned Out To Be A Total Game Changer.

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technology3h ago

Online Dating Was Hell. Then I Tried 1 Thing That Turned Out To Be A Total Game Changer.

Huffpost.com

A HuffPost profile highlights Jennie Young's Burned Haystack method, turning personal dating experiments into a grassroots movement.
The group uses a 'block to burn' rule to avoid recycled matches and push for new, better options.
Members report a shift toward more respectful, relationship-minded dates since adopting the method.
The Burned Haystack project integrates experts from psychology, data science, and law to improve dating outcomes.
Founder Jennie Young sees the method as a feminist, practical response to dating app chaos.
Young notes the movement aims to help anyone seeking a partner, regardless of age, gender, or orientation.
Young frames the method as a corrective to the dating app mess with a focus on mindfulness and kindness.
Young’s group grew from a personal project to a global network of women over 40.
The piece highlights humor and sisterhood as core elements of the Burned Haystack community.

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Crimson Desert Dev Confirms Boss Rematches, Hard Difficulty, Enemy Territory Recapture, and a Whole Lot More Is Coming Soon

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technology12h ago

Crimson Desert Dev Confirms Boss Rematches, Hard Difficulty, Enemy Territory Recapture, and a Whole Lot More Is Coming Soon

Ign.com and 2 more

Crimson Desert will roll out a multi-month roadmap from April to June 2026, steadily adding features, balance tweaks, and quality-of-life improvements in response to player feedback.
Boss rematches let you re-engage key enemies to measure growth, test revised strategies, and refine combat approaches since your first encounter.
A new three-tier difficulty system (easy, normal, hard) aims to broaden access and tailor challenges to a wide range of players.
Damiane and Oongka will gain new abilities aligned with Kliff’s Force Palm and Axiom Force to address parity concerns across playable characters.
An option to hide back weapons will help preserve immersion by keeping on-screen gear from interrupting combat focus.
New outfits will broaden customization, with some outfits formerly restricted to selling or donating now wearable.
Dedicated storage expands to food, wardrobe, gatherables, and collections, streamlining item management.
UI and input customization will improve legibility and expand configuration options for keyboard, mouse, and controller inputs.
Distant scenery quality will be enhanced to heighten realism in Pywel’s landscapes as updates land.
Pearl Abyss will expand pets, mounts, and mount armor options, increasing the variety of summonable companions and equipment.

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Former Bethesda exec thinks the studio should get more respect for the complex, open worlds it creates: 'Go try that s**t in Red Dead Redemption 2'

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technology2h ago

Former Bethesda exec thinks the studio should get more respect for the complex, open worlds it creates: 'Go try that s**t in Red Dead Redemption 2'

Pcgamer.com and 1 more

Bethesda champion Pete Hines defends Creation Engine as key to free-form open worlds and player freedom.
Hines argues the industry should respect Bethesda for letting players stack quests and explore freely.
The interview frames Bethesda worlds as technically chaotic yet deeply playable and moddable.
Hines emphasizes that Bethesda’s freedom-focused design differentiates its games from other open-world titles.
The discussion notes Bethesda’s ongoing Starfield updates and public interest in The Elder Scrolls 6.
PC Gamer summarizes Hines arguing for greater respect for Bethesda's world-building and technical risk-taking.
GamesRadar highlights the debate about Bethesda’s engine and the trade-offs of open-world design.
Interviews position Bethesda as a pioneer in giving players extensive world interaction and freedom.
The articles frame Bethesda’s approach within the broader open-world game discourse and engine considerations.
The story connects Hines’s comments to Starfield’s reception and the Creation Engine legacy.

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Apple permanently closing three US stores, here's why - 9to5Mac

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business1d ago

Apple permanently closing three US stores, here's why - 9to5Mac

9to5mac.com and 1 more

Apple will permanently close three U.S. stores in June, including Trumbull, Escondido, and Towson.
Trumbull and North County staff will stay on at nearby Apple stores after the closures.
Towson workers will be eligible to apply for open roles under the collective bargaining agreement.
Apple cites mall performance as a factor behind the closures, noting several retailers have left the malls.
Apple emphasizes ongoing investment in retail and mentions new stores worldwide.
The three stores are located in malls facing financial and retail pressures, including Trumbull Mall and Towson Town Center.
MacRumors corroborates the closures and outlines the same store locations and timelines.
Apple’s unionized Towson Town Center store has a notable history with IAM CORE.
Apple’s closures align with broader retail restructuring but follow growth elsewhere in 2025–2026.
Both referenced outlets frame the closures as part of ongoing strategic retail shifts.

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This field Android tablet offers a projector, night vision, & huge battery

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technology3m ago

This field Android tablet offers a projector, night vision, & huge battery

Techradar.com

The 8849 Tank Pad Ultra is a rugged Android tablet with a built‑in 1080p projector and night vision camera, priced at $599.
The device includes a night vision camera cluster and four infrared LEDs for use in near-total darkness.
It runs on a MediaTek Dimensity 8200 with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage for strong multitasking.
The Tank Pad Ultra supports 5G, Wi‑Fi 6, NFC, and dual SIM plus microSD expansion.
A large 23,400mAh battery provides long runtime with 66W USB-C fast charging.
The tablet includes a 10.95-inch FHD display, 260‑lumen projector, and protective rugged design.
The device targets outdoor use, fieldwork, and portable presentations.
The 8849 Tank Pad Ultra runs Android 15 out of the box.
The device includes NFC and microSD support for card interactions and storage expansion.
TechRadar Pro confirms availability and price at $599.

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