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Florida Man Opens Fire on Instacart Delivery Workers After They Approached Wrong Driveway

Yet another shooting in the U.S. — this time involving an unsuspecting Instacart delivery driver and his girlfriend.

This Experimental Laptop Design Has a Foldable Wrist Rest

Its creator doesn't plan to build it, but hopes to sell the clever design to other laptop makers.

Cops Serve VPN Maker Search Warrant for Data It Doesn't Collect

Swedish VPN provider Mullvad says that national police came to its headquarters and demanded user data but didn't get what they wanted.

Spotify Is Bringing a Musical Element to BeReal

It's time to "Be Real" and share what you're listening to with friends.

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Seagate Fined $300 Million for Selling Hard Disk Drives to Blacklisted Huawei

Seagate sold 7.4 million hard disk drives to Huawei, raking in $150 million, despite a US blacklist restricting exports to the Chinese company.

Colorado Farmers Just Won a Historic Right-to-Repair Battle

The first-of-its-kind legislation will force manufacturers to provide parts, manuals for diagnostic software, and other tools needed for repairs.

The New BlackBerry Movie Trailer Pitches a Funnier Take on 'The Social Network'

The story stars Jay Baruchel, Matt Johnson, and Glenn Howerton playing the out-of-their-depth founders of Research in Motion and later BlackBerry.

Nintendo 'Villain' Gary Bowser Will Soon Be on the Loose Once More

Console modder Gary Bowser is on the path to freedom, but he still owes Nintendo around $14.5 million for helping sell hacked Switches.

Pandemic-Fueled Car Price Hikes Reportedly Contributed to Inflation

Dealerships were able to markup their prices to a peak of 144.7% between December 2019 and December 2022 according to the research.

Feds Allege China Disrupted and Spied on Dissidents’ Zoom Calls

The DOJ also claimed that Chinese national police created a massive troll farm of fake accounts to attack dissidents on Twitter.

Grimes Will Lend Her Voice to Your AI Song, But Only If You Split the Money

Grimes says that she would be willing to split the royalties with the songwriter 50/50, which she claims is the same deal she would make with any collaborator.

Judge Rules Those Fake Bored Ape NFTs Broke BAYC's Trademark

Ryder Ripps and other makers of parody bored apes will owe money to Yuga Labs as a judge rules those non-fungible tokens are trademark protected.

A Group of Amazon Delivery Drivers Celebrate Unionization Despite Amazon Claiming It Terminated Their Contract

At one of the dozens of companies that Amazon contracts to complete its deliveries, workers have unionized with the Teamsters and reached a historic agreement.

Apple’s $3,000 VR Headset Reportedly Packs an External Battery That Lasts Just Two Hours

That’s about as long as the $400 Meta Quest 2 with its internal battery. The battery pack will also include an inseparable proprietary connection cable.

Meta Layoffs Begin and Even the Game Developers Aren’t Safe

Close to 4,000 jobs from Facebook, Instagram, and Reality Labs teams are reportedly being cut.

Google Stock Drops as Samsung Considers Switching Its Devices to Bing

Google's shares dropped by 4% after a report of panic within Google over Samsung considering switching to Bing.

Bing Chat Is Already Polluted With Bad Ads

Microsoft finally copped to incorporating ads into its buzzy AI Bing Chat this week, though the company's announcement offered little clarity.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch Finally Gets Full Peloton Integration

Now you can use the watch's Peloton app to monitor your heart rate on Peloton's exercise machines.

Elon Musk Gave Blue Checkmarks to Chadwick Boseman, Kobe Bryant, Anthony Bourdain, Paul Walker, and... Dril

Twitter's CEO isn't just pushing Twitter Blue on living celebrities—he's also giving it out to dead ones.