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Elon Musk loses lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI after jury rules he waited too long to sue

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Elon Musk loses lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI after jury rules he waited too long to sue

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OpenAI wins in timeliness ruling as Musk’s claims are tossed for being filed too late, prompting dismissal.
Jury rules Musk filed too late on breach of charitable trust and unjust enrichment, missing the statute of limitations.
Microsoft praised the verdict, committing to continue its AI work with OpenAI despite the timeliness ruling.

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‘Coming Bright Up’ – Apple reveals when to tune into the WWDC 26 keynote and teases what’s coming – and yes, it’s probably Siri

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‘Coming Bright Up’ – Apple reveals when to tune into the WWDC 26 keynote and teases what’s coming – and yes, it’s probably Siri

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WWDC26 kicks off June 8 with a Keynote and Platforms State of the Union, delivering AI updates and new software and developer tools for Apple platforms.
Apple will welcome more than 1,000 developers, designers, and students to celebrate in person at Apple Park on June 8.
The Verge notes invites tease visuals with open-ended meaning, keeping expectations uncertain about what will be announced at WWDC26.

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Walmart launches new budget-friendly Android tablets starting at $97

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Walmart launches new budget-friendly Android tablets starting at $97

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Walmart unveils six new Onn Android tablets, all running Android 16, with prices from $97 to $288.
A 13-inch Pro model is the flagship with 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, and a bundled stylus and folio case.
The most affordable among them is the 7 Core Core tablet at $97, with a 7-inch display and 64GB storage.
An 11-inch Core tablet offers 6GB RAM and 128GB storage at $167, with up to 17 hours of battery life.
An 8-inch Core tablet costs $138, packing 6GB RAM and 64GB storage with microSD support.
A $118 8-inch kid-focused tablet is part of the lineup with a rugged case and child-oriented software.
The 11-inch kid model is priced at $136 and includes a protective bumper case and accessories.
Walmart paired the launch with a wider budget Android device strategy, expanding its affordable Onn lineup.
The 13-inch Pro includes features like Extended Display Mode and a stylus included in the box.
All models lack cellular connectivity and rely on Wi-Fi for use.

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Apple’s Siri revamp could include auto-deleting chats | TechCrunch

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Apple’s Siri revamp could include auto-deleting chats | TechCrunch

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Apple retools Siri with a privacy-first approach, including auto-deletion of chats to stand out ahead of iOS 27.
Verge notes iOS 27 will offer auto-delete options of 30 days, 1 year, or forever for conversations.
Bloomberg’s Gurman frames privacy features as a strategy to offset Siri’s current shortcomings against rivals.

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ARBOR Technology Showcases Edge AI and Industrial Computing Solutions at COMPUTEX 2026

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ARBOR Technology Showcases Edge AI and Industrial Computing Solutions at COMPUTEX 2026

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ARBOR Technology will participate in COMPUTEX 2026 to showcase edge AI hardware, rugged embedded computers, and robotics.
The EdgeX-6000 Edge AI HPC Series is highlighted as a Best in Show winner at Embedded World 2026.
AEC-8000 is powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000 for AI-embedded applications in manufacturing and logistics.
IEC-6700 Edge AI Box PC uses Intel Panther Lake processors with enhanced AI computing.
ARES-1983H-AI series offers flexible M.2 AI accelerator expansion for scalable Edge AI deployment.
ARTS-7670 is IP69K-rated and designed for harsh environments.
ARBO R highlights its 'From Edge to Action' vision at COMPUTEX 2026.
ARBOR invites visitors to explore Edge AI highlights at COMPUTEX.
PR Newswire distributed the press release about ARBOR at COMPUTEX 2026.
COMPUTEX 2026 will run June 2–5 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.
ARBOR's lineup targets real-time data translation into actionable intelligence at the edge.

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SpaceX Starship Flight 12 launch updates: 1st-ever Starship V3 test gets new launch date

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SpaceX Starship Flight 12 launch updates: 1st-ever Starship V3 test gets new launch date

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SpaceX aims to launch Starship Flight 12 on May 20 from Starbase, Texas, showcasing the V3 upgrade and new Pad 2 milestones in a pivotal test.
Flight 12 will lift off from Starbase on May 20, testing Starship V3 in a suborbital path and marking the first use of Pad 2.
The mission will deploy 20 dummy Starlink satellites and two camera-equipped probes to beam imagery back to Earth during flight 12.

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2027 BMW M3 CS Handschalter Goes RWD And Gets A Manual Only For America - Jalopnik

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2027 BMW M3 CS Handschalter Goes RWD And Gets A Manual Only For America - Jalopnik

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BMW launches a limited 2027 M3 CS Handschalter with a six-speed manual in North America.
It replaces xDrive with a rear-drive setup and uses a six-speed manual across a lighter package.
Weight savings total roughly 75 pounds, aided by CFRP components and a titanium exhaust.
Power remains 473 hp with 406 lb-ft torque; 0-60 mph in about 4.1 seconds.
Production limited to the U.S. and Canada, with deliveries starting in the fall.
Pricing begins around $108,450 including destination.
Exclusive features include CFRP center console and carbon-bucket seats.
BMW intends the Handschalter as a send-off for the current M3 generation.
Two retro Individual colors offered at $4,500: Techno Violet and Imola Red.
Wheel sizes are 19-inch front and 20-inch rear, with optional carbon-ceramic brakes.
The M3 CS Handschalter features Drift Timing and ten traction-control modes.

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25 Times When Game Devs Said "Good Enough"

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25 Times When Game Devs Said "Good Enough"

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Cracked’s PICTOFACTs compile trivia and jokes into short, reference-rich snippets for quick consumption.
The feed covers 25 game scenarios that critics say ‘never make sense’ in practice.
Cracked lists include pop culture history nuggets alongside current jokes and memes.
The collection features moment-by-moment glimpses that tease how tech is portrayed in films.
Cracked highlights moments that spoil endings or reveal surprising twists.
The piece references humor around celebrity roasts and social media culture.
Cracked curates weekly and daily joke roundups tied to trending topics.
The catalog includes tweets and social media gaffes as part of the humor thread.
The references span various media formats, from games to films to online posts.
Readers are invited to subscribe to weekly and daily newsletters for more content.

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‘An accessible space’: the Chelsea garden visitors can see, hear, feel, taste and touch their way round

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‘An accessible space’: the Chelsea garden visitors can see, hear, feel, taste and touch their way round

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The Chelsea Flower Show features an accessible Sightsavers sensory garden designed to engage all senses.
The garden uses tactile, non-toxic plants and raised beds to aid touch and safe exploration.
The garden integrates a rainfall water feature and a halo structure to create calming sounds.
A bioelectric sound installation interprets plant signals into music for the garden.
The garden is designed around a wheelchair-turning circle with contrasting paths for the visually impaired.
The garden highlights edible and aromatic plants and aims to be accessible to wheelchair users and mobility-impaired gardeners.
The project reflects Sightsavers' charitable work across many countries and disabilities.
The opening and reception at Chelsea drew thousands, with a focus on inclusivity.
The soundscape draws on plant species like gold dust and yarrow to shape the composition.
The installation aims to promote wellbeing by connecting people with nature through accessible design.

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HOA Board Tells Homeowners They Can’t Have Security Cameras Mounted On Their Homes, So They Force The HOA To Pay $4000 In Legal Fees

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HOA Board Tells Homeowners They Can’t Have Security Cameras Mounted On Their Homes, So They Force The HOA To Pay $4000 In Legal Fees

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A homeowner installed outdoor security cameras, triggering a fight with the HOA board over bylaws and privacy concerns.
The HOA claimed a bylaw violation, labeling the issue a nuisance to neighbors and seeking enforcement.
The legal bill to the HOA surpassed $4,000, a cost the board later tried to mask as title searches in meeting records.
The homeowner ultimately removed the cameras at the hearing to avoid fines, while the HOA found a formal ruling against the cameras but could not impose a fine at that time.
Following the dispute, several HOA members lost their seats at the annual meeting, reflecting voter backlash to the board’s handling of the case.
The cameras, reinstalled later, were mounted on a post rather than on the home to comply with the prior admonition.
The incident underscores ongoing tensions between HOA boards and residents over privacy, enforcement and financial transparency.
The original post frames the homeowner victory as a practical win and a warning to boards about costly enforcement actions.
The case illustrates how HOA finances can affect enforcement outcomes and disclosure practices in community associations.

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