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Intel Postpones Innovation 2024 Event, Cites Poor Finances

As Intel looks to streamline its business operations and get back to profitability in the face of weak revenues and other business struggles, nothing is off the table as the company looks to cut costs into 2025 – not even Intel’s trade shows. In an unexpected announcement this afternoon, Intel…

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US government extends tariff exemption on graphics cards and motherboards for another year

The U.S. administration extended tariff exemptions on China-made graphics cards and motherboards for another year.

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Firefox user loses 7,470 opened tabs saved over two years after they can’t restore browsing session

Hazel keeps over 7,000 open Firefox tabs for nostalgia but lost them all after the browser encountered an issue.

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15-inch M2 MacBook Air reviews are out — 3 things people hate about it

Apple unveiled its long-rumored 15-inch M2 MacBook Air in early June, but it was this week that the press finally got to unleash their honest thoughts about the new laptop. Here are some common threads we noticed.

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Starlink internet users report miserable speeds as adoption increases

Elon Musk has promised Starlink speeds will skyrocket this year. They're plummeting instead.

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Nothing delivers major blow to U.S. customers pining for a Phone (1)

Despite the mounting hype, Nothing confirmed that the Phone (1) won't debut in North American markets.

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Unlike the global Nord 2, the U.S. version of OnePlus’ latest midrange phone will not have a 90Hz display. The flat iPhone-like design looks nice, though.

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