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Apple iPad Air M4 review: Small tweaks to the gold standard

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technology1d ago

Apple iPad Air M4 review: Small tweaks to the gold standard

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The M4 iPad Air strengthens Apple’s tablet lineup, delivering strong value with performance gains and improved connectivity for creators on a budget.
The M4 iPad Air remains a more affordable option, with a smaller CPU/GPU gap to the iPad Pro while delivering solid performance for creators.
For creators, the M4 Air delivers reliable performance for writing, photography, video, and design tasks without noticeable stutters at a lower price point.

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Dynamic pricing is creeping into video games as Sony experiments on PS5

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Dynamic pricing is creeping into video games as Sony experiments on PS5

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Sony tests dynamic pricing on PlayStation Store, using system-detected offer structures that target only certain user segments.
Prices vary by game and user, with discounts ranging from about 5% to 18% depending on game, user, and purchase history.
The US is now included in the test, showing significantly deeper discounts than Europe, up to 27.8% in the US.

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These Fun New Emoji Should Be Dropping Soon in iOS 26.4

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These Fun New Emoji Should Be Dropping Soon in iOS 26.4

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Apple's iOS 26.4 beta adds 163 new emojis, expanding how people express themselves on iPhone.
Most new emojis are skin-tone sequences for existing designs, while 13 are completely new concepts adding variety.
Unicode 17.0 underpins the rollout, aligning Apple's emojis with broader cross-platform availability.

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Nvidia Is Investing Billions in These Two Artificial Intelligence (AI) Players. Now They're Joining the S&P 500 | The Motley Fool

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Nvidia invests about $2 billion in each of Lumentum and Coherent to bolster allied optics firms fueling AI hardware growth.
With Nvidia’s S&P 500 inclusion, data-center optics suppliers become central to AI infrastructure expansion.
Nvidia emphasizes optical interconnects and package integration as key to scaling AI factories and boosting energy efficiency.

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Apple iPhone 17e hands-on: New chip, more storage memory, and yes, MagSafe

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technology1d ago

Apple iPhone 17e hands-on: New chip, more storage memory, and yes, MagSafe

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The iPhone 17e remains Apple’s budget entry with MagSafe support, doubling starting storage to 256GB while keeping the $599 price point.
A19 chip boosts graphics performance, with 110.9 fps in 3DMark Wild Life Unlimited, a clear edge over the 16e.
MagSafe remains a standout budget differentiator, working with third-party accessories and not interfering for non-users.

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Our Favorite Earbuds for Samsung Owners Are On Sale

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Our Favorite Earbuds for Samsung Owners Are On Sale

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Wired reports the Galaxy Buds 3 FE at $127 with 15% discount and notes strong sound for the price.
Mashable highlights a Buds 4 Pro deal with a $30 gift card bundle at $249.99 on Amazon.
The Mashable article notes the Buds 4 Pro's features include high-resolution audio and active noise cancellation ahead of a March 11 release.
Both outlets emphasize Samsung device compatibility and value through discounts and bundles.
The deals are time-sensitive, with Mashable noting the bundle ends today and Wired highlighting ongoing sales.
The Buds 3 FE offer is tied to Amazon and Best Buy stock, per Wired’s report.
Wired calls the Buds’ ANC effective for low-frequency noises, with adjustable levels.
Mashable notes pre-order timing for Buds 4 Pro and the bundle includes a gift card mailed separately.
The articles are dated late February to March 2026, reflecting ongoing sales activity.
Deal coverage suggests consumers should compare prices across retailers before purchasing.

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Fox News Poll: Voters expect AI to transform our lives — but today is not that day

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technology19m ago

Fox News Poll: Voters expect AI to transform our lives — but today is not that day

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Voters expect AI to change daily life a lot within the next few years, with 53% predicting a dramatic impact.
More than half view AI as useful in daily life, though many still see limited usefulness overall.
Concerns about AI erosion of trust are high, with 89% wanting image or video disclosures when AI is used.
The poll was conducted Feb. 28–March 2, 2026, with 1,004 registered voters surveyed.
The overall sentiment and questions about AI remain similar to two years ago, with shifts in the intensity of concern.
Voters across demographics express concern about misinformation and trust in AI-generated content.
Concerns vary by age and party, with younger voters and MAGA supporters more likely to find AI useful.
The poll notes that the X platform’s announcement requiring AI-generated content disclosures may influence public perception.
Voters are split on whether AI will lead to more reliable information or greater manipulation in news.
Overall, the poll highlights a cautious but hopeful view of AI’s potential benefits.

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SEMrush Holdings CTO Oleg Shchegolev Sells 200,000 Shares

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business22m ago

SEMrush Holdings CTO Oleg Shchegolev Sells 200,000 Shares

Tradingview.com

SEMrush CTO Oleg Shchegolev sold 200,000 Class A shares on March 9, 2026 for a total of $2.386 million.
Shchegolev now directly owns 7,174,188 SEMrush shares and holds 30,021,360 shares indirectly through trusts and entities.
The disclosure notes the summary is AI-powered and may contain inaccuracies, advising verification with the SEC filing.
The report references SEC Form 4 filings as the basis for the insider transaction details.
The sale occurred at a weighted average price, indicating a negotiated exit level for the stake.
SEMrush shares activity is framed within insider trading context, as the seller holds a 10% ownership stake.
The party involved is Oleg Shchegolev, the company's chief technology officer, according to the filing.
The transaction was disclosed in March 2026 via market reporting and SEC filings.
The report is sourced from TradingView News and includes an advisory about potential inaccuracies.

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Lumentum and Coherent get $2 billion as Nvidia expands AI

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technology18m ago

Lumentum and Coherent get $2 billion as Nvidia expands AI

Techradar.com

Nvidia commits $4 billion to photonics firms Lumentum and Coherent to scale AI data centers.
The funds will expand U.S.-based manufacturing and advance optical technologies for next-gen data center chips.
Optical interconnects are highlighted as key for high-bandwidth, energy-efficient AI networks.
"AI has reinvented computing and is driving the largest computing infrastructure buildout in history," said Jensen Huang.
Nvidia aims to secure access to advanced optical tech for its next-generation data center chips.
Coherent will receive $2 billion to support U.S. manufacturing expansion and R&D.
Lumentum’s role includes boosting capacity and accelerating optics innovation for AI data centers.
The deals underscore Nvidia’s broader push into AI data center infrastructure.
The announcements followed Nvidia’s broader reporting on Vera Rubin chips and AI processing.
The strategic move signals a shift toward optical tech to power AI networks and data centers.

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Brendan Greene says AI content is ruining the internet because it's 'a loop, LLMs are scanning this junk, and then that becomes truth… it's like a race to the middle of sh*t'

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technology18m ago

Brendan Greene says AI content is ruining the internet because it's 'a loop, LLMs are scanning this junk, and then that becomes truth… it's like a race to the middle of sh*t'

Pcgamer.com

Greene warns that AI content can create a loop where generated material becomes accepted as truth.
Greene says many LLMs are non-deterministic and can hallucinate, undermining trust in online interactions.
Greene advocates for deterministic, domain-specific AI use in local settings for better reliability.
Greene links data-center expansion to energy use, suggesting local work may mitigate big-scale AI costs.
Greene notes AI has practical uses when data is tightly scoped, but warns against broad adoption.
PC Gamer context frames Greene within broader AI industry debates about usefulness and risk.
Greene emphasizes keeping AI benefits when data remains domain-restricted to reduce risk of misinformation.
Greene argues for energy-conscious AI development amid concerns about data-center-driven growth.
Greene sees AI as a tool with domain-specific gains, not a universal remedy for all tasks.

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