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NASA is set to launch the first moon rocket in its Artemis program Monday morning, the primary step in a complex series of missions aimed at enabling further human exploration of the moon and eventually, Mars. The mission, dubbed Artemis […]
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The long-awaited new math app from Duolingo will be introduced on Friday at the company’s annual Duocon conference in beta form. The popular language-learning program Duolingo employs a game-like interface to teach and test elementary-level math topics like multiplication, division,
Duolingo Now Teaches Basic Mathematics Read More »
Amazon.com Inc. on Thursday reached an agreement to pay $3.49 billion to acquire primary care provider One Medical, boosting the e-commerce giant’s virtual care capabilities and giving it access to select physical doctor’s clinics. After testing out virtual care visits
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The U.S. on Friday Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court, ending the almost 50-year-old constitutional right to an abortion, as the right-wing has long threatened to do. Previously silent studios from some of the biggest names in
PlayStation Studio Speaks Out Against The Anti-Abortion Laws Read More »
Capcom has confirmed that Street Fighter 6 will be released in 2023 on the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, just months after confirming its existence. The game will feature Luke, a significant DLC character for Street
Street Fighter 6 Trailer Released Read More »
Microsoft has released mitigation techniques to prevent attacks that make use of a newly disclosed Office zero-day weakness that has been leveraged in the wild to remotely execute malicious code. The flaw is a remote code execution vulnerability in the
Microsoft Announces Workarounds For Office Vulnerability Read More »
Here’s what’s happening in Pokemon Go next month. A new month is just around the corner, and it marks the start of a new season in Pokemon Go. The mobile game is ushering in its “Season of Go” with a
Pokemon Go Events For The Month Of June Read More »
Checks are being mailed to Meta Facebook users in Illinois as part of a settlement of a class-action lawsuit alleging that the business violated Illinois citizens’ rights by capturing and storing digitized scans of their faces without their permission. While
Meta Temporarily Bans Filters In 2 States Read More »
Google I/O is an annual developer conference held by Google. In case you were wondering, “I/O” stands for Input/Output, as well as the slogan “Innovation in the Open”. For Apple enthusiasts, that’s Google’s equivalent of WWDC or the Worldwide Developers
Google Leaks Pixel 7, But Another Thing Is Yet To Be Seen Read More »
Last Wednesday saw Google announce its long-awaited Pixel Watch– which would expand the tech giant’s sphere into hardware. The company then went on to tease its first smartwatch during the conference but hasn’t yet revealed all of the plans. In
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