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Nintendo Switch 2 With Removable Battery in Production, Report Reveals — But Only for Europe
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technology1d ago

Nintendo Switch 2 With Removable Battery in Production, Report Reveals — But Only for Europe

https://www.ign.com/articles/nintendo-switch-2-with-removable-battery-in-production-report-reveals-but-only-for-europehttps://metro.co.uk/2026/03/20/new-nintendo-switch-2-console-model-released-europe-claims-report-27559829/https://www.gamesradar.com/hardware/a-revised-model-nintendo-switch-2-with-a-replaceable-battery-might-be-on-the-cards-but-the-us-will-have-to-wait/
Ign.com and 5 more
  • Nintendo Switch 2 in Europe will have a removable battery to comply with EU rules, signaling a broader move toward user-replaceable power sources on handhelds.
  • Nikkei says Nintendo is designing a Switch 2 revision mainly for Europe to meet legally required battery replacement accessibility.
  • The EU Right to Repair framework, effective February 2027, requires easily removable batteries, shaping future Nintendo designs beyond Europe as well.
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Microsoft promises Windows 11 reset: new focus on performance, reliability and 'reducing unnecessary Copilot' AI
#2 out of 42310.05%
technology20h ago

Microsoft promises Windows 11 reset: new focus on performance, reliability and 'reducing unnecessary Copilot' AI

https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/windows-operating-systems/microsoft-promises-windows-11-reset-new-focus-on-performance-reliability-and-reducing-unnecessary-copilot-aihttps://www.theverge.com/news/897834/microsoft-windows-11-quality-performance-commitments-changeshttps://9to5mac.com/2026/03/20/microsofts-7-point-plan-to-fix-windows-11-makes-macos-tahoe-look-golden/
Tomsguide.com and 3 more
  • Microsoft commits to Windows 11 improvements focusing on performance, reliability, and user experiences this year.
  • Windows 11 will speed up File Explorer and reduce flicker, delivering smoother navigation and more reliable everyday tasks.
  • A broader Windows Insider phase will test a redesigned Feedback Hub to speed up input submission for Windows 11.
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Apple's iPhone Fold may not come until December, new report claims
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technology1d ago

Apple's iPhone Fold may not come until December, new report claims

https://mashable.com/article/apple-iphone-fold-launch-date-reporthttps://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-fold-release-date-just-tipped-for-delay-it-could-arrive-months-after-iphone-18-prohttps://www.macrumors.com/2026/03/19/foldable-iphone-december-shipping-rumor/
Mashable.com and 3 more
  • Tom’s Guide reinforces a December ship timing, suggesting a realignment after the iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max’s September launch.
  • Barclays notes imply a December Fold could gain extra production time before mass-market debut, aligning with a cautious cadence for Apple.
  • Industry chatter emphasizes progress toward mass production, with any delay risking missing Apple’s 50th anniversary year.
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Meta Is Shutting Down Its VR 'Metaverse' After Spending An Obscene Amount Of Money Building It—And People Are Roasting Mark Zuckerberg Hard
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technology18h ago

Meta Is Shutting Down Its VR 'Metaverse' After Spending An Obscene Amount Of Money Building It—And People Are Roasting Mark Zuckerberg Hard

https://www.comicsands.com/zuckerberg-metaverse-shutting-down
Comicsands.com
  • Meta will shut down Horizon Worlds this summer after years of investment and a broad shift in strategy.
  • The move reflects Meta's pivot from metaverse VR to artificial intelligence investments.
  • Analysts describe Horizon Worlds as a costly, underperforming project with significant losses in Reality Labs.
  • The shutdown marks a retreat from Zuckerberg’s original metaverse vision, which once led to Meta’s rebranding.
  • Meta will maintain some legacy VR apps, but will not develop new Horizon Worlds features.
  • The headlines describe a notable shift in strategy amid ongoing layoffs in the metaverse division.
  • Public reaction online has been critical of the metaverse concept and its leadership.
  • Meta's pivot places emphasis on AI as a core growth area moving forward.
  • The Horizon Worlds timeline targets a June 15 end for immersive VR access.
  • The Metaverse venture, once a flagship initiative, faced a major reversal in strategy.
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10 Aspects Of The Early Internet That Time Forgot
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technology1d ago

10 Aspects Of The Early Internet That Time Forgot

https://trivia.cracked.com/image-pictofact-19852-10-aspects-of-the-early-internet-that-time-forgot
Trivia.cracked.com
  • Cracked’s PICTOFACT collection highlights 10 early internet aspects that time forgot, framing a nostalgia-driven tech history.
  • The piece recalls dial-up days, where a 14.4k modem defined the pace of web exploration and loading times.
  • The nostalgia mentions Shockwave prompts repeatedly urging installation, even when users are unsure what it did.
  • The era’s hit counters became a social ritual, rewarding users with a rising tally as they visited pages.
  • Animated under-construction pages and MIDI music defined the online ambience of early sites.
  • Facebook’s original ‘Poke’ feature is highlighted as a quirky precursor to modern social interactions.
  • The narrative cultivates a sense of personal computer identity through themes, cursors, and screensavers.
  • The Cracked piece notes personal email customization tools like IncrediMail as early forms of digital flair.
  • The article frames these memories as part of pop culture history trivia, linking tech nostalgia with humor.
  • The collection includes anecdotes about early internet misadventures, such as loading videos and buffering frustrations.
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#6
A company wants to launch space mirrors. All to the head-shaking chagrin of scientists.
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technology1d ago

A company wants to launch space mirrors. All to the head-shaking chagrin of scientists.

https://theweek.com/science/space-mirrors-more-daylight-environmental-concernshttps://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/company-wants-launch-space-mirrors-060000279.html
Theweek.com and 1 more
  • Reflect Orbital plans to launch a constellation of space mirrors, aiming for 50,000 satellites by 2035.
  • Critics warn that bright, deliberate sunlight could disrupt wildlife and astronomical observations.
  • Supporters say the mirrors could power energy needs and even aid disaster zones when sunlight is available.
  • The FCC is evaluating whether Reflect Orbital can launch the mirror satellite.
  • Environmental and safety concerns include light pollution, aviation interference, and habitat disruption.
  • Experts caution that the plan could undermine astronomy and circadian biology.
  • Reporters note that space activities are not currently subject to broad environmental review.
  • Reflect Orbital cites plans to contain light and avoid sensitive areas to mitigate harm.
  • The Times and Space.com are cited by critics as key sources voicing concerns.
  • The article frames the debate as a clash between renewable energy goals and environmental risk.
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#7
One All-in-One AI Platform, Endless Business Possibilities for Just $85
#7 out of 423
technology33m ago

One All-in-One AI Platform, Endless Business Possibilities for Just $85

https://www.entrepreneur.com/science-technology/one-all-in-one-ai-platform-endless-business-possibilities/503459
Entrepreneur.com
  • 1min.AI offers a lifetime subscription for $85, bundling many AI tools into one platform.
  • The platform includes models like GPT-4o, Claude 3, Gemini Pro, Llama, and Mistral in one interface.
  • Beyond chat, the platform offers writing, image, and video tools to streamline workflows.
  • The toolset includes audio and video features like text-to-speech and text-to-video capabilities.
  • The promotion is time-limited and prices can change, per StackSocial terms.
  • The article frames the offer as a solution to subscription overload for professionals.
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#8
‘Thank God they’re still alive’: Kaiser therapists claim its new screening system puts patients at higher risk by delaying their care
#8 out of 423
health44m ago

‘Thank God they’re still alive’: Kaiser therapists claim its new screening system puts patients at higher risk by delaying their care

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/21/kaiser-permanente-therapists-ai-strike
Theguardian.com
  • A one-day strike by Kaiser Northern California mental health workers protested new screening processes that involve clerical staff and scripted questions before seeing a licensed clinician.
  • Therapists say the new system delays care for high-risk patients while faster appointments are given to lower-risk cases, worsening access to urgent services.
  • NUHW says the screening uses an algorithm to generate triage guidance, potentially violating state law, a claim Kaiser denies.
  • Kaiser counters that AI and clerical staff do not conduct clinical assessments and that clinicians remain responsible for triage decisions.
  • The dispute follows a history of external scrutiny and settlements related to delays in Kaiser’s mental health services, including 2023 and 2024 actions.
  • Staff worry about AI tools replacing licensed therapists, even as Kaiser says it is expanding its workforce where needed.
  • NUHW cites internal surveys showing many workers fear AI or new technologies could affect care and jobs, with concerns about data retention and transparency.
  • Healthcare workers assert that triage requires licensed professionals to evaluate danger and safety plans, not just scripted questions.
  • Kaiser reports it provides non-urgent mental health appointments faster than state requirements, despite patient care concerns.
  • The strike highlights broader debates about AI in healthcare and the balance between efficiency and personal care in Kaiser’s system.
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#9
Mojang Reveals Chaos Cubed Update Coming to Minecraft Later This Year With Tiny Takeover Release Date Set for Next Week
#9 out of 423
technology42m ago

Mojang Reveals Chaos Cubed Update Coming to Minecraft Later This Year With Tiny Takeover Release Date Set for Next Week

https://www.ign.com/articles/mojang-reveals-chaos-cubed-update-coming-to-minecraft-later-this-year-with-tiny-takeover-release-date-set-for-next-week
Ign.com
  • Mojang announced Tiny Takeover will launch on March 24 with updated baby mobs and new mob sounds.
  • The update adds baby variants for many mobs, including farm, aquatic, and villagers, plus new sound effects.
  • Chaos Cubed is teased as a major update arriving later in 2026, expanding world interaction beyond mobs.
  • Chaos Cubed introduces the sulfur cube and sulfur caves, which absorb materials to change abilities.
  • The sulfur cube can be found in new sulfur caves and can be fed by players.
  • The March Minecraft Live show served as the stage for revealing both Tiny Takeover and Chaos Cubed.
  • Mojang previewed changes to the base game world alongside new mobs and caves.
  • Mojang released a teaser image and screenshots showcasing Chaos Cubed visuals.
  • Minecraft fans can expect further details about Chaos Cubed later in 2026 after Tiny Takeover's launch.
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#10
I asked a robot to serve me snacks at Nvidia GTC 2026 - here's how it went
#10 out of 423
technology42m ago

I asked a robot to serve me snacks at Nvidia GTC 2026 - here's how it went

https://www.techradar.com/pro/i-asked-a-robot-to-serve-me-snacks-at-nvidia-gtc-2026-but-im-not-ready-to-call-it-the-future-just-yet
Techradar.com
  • At Nvidia GTC 2026, humanoid robots demonstrated store-side order handling and delivery in a live demo.
  • The demo showed two wheeled robots delivering items after customers identified choices by voice.
  • The entire order process took about 45 seconds from start to finish.
  • The demo noted that the tech is early-stage, but promising for future in-store use.
  • Nvidia’s GTC 2026 event underscores the push into robotics across multiple industries.
  • Customers including Siemens and Schaeffler are already engaging with the robotics tech showcased.
  • Demo featured a minor hiccup: one robot initially struggled with gripping the water bottle.
  • Attendees could see how voice commands interact with robotic servers during the demo.
  • The demonstration emphasized a potential for broader deployment in stores.
  • The TechRadar Pro piece places the takeaway in context of broader robotics trends.
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