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This is the newest 2025 base model iPad, which now charges over USB-C like the fancier Air and Pro models. It also gets a processor and storage upgrade, up to a full 128GB, which is great for handling games and downloaded videos. Amazon is offering the yellow and pink versions for $277.78, a great discount from its $350 retail price.
If you want something a little more standard, the blue and silver colors are on sale for $299. An extra twenty bucks or so seems like a pretty good trade for a device you'll be using for years if you don't like the color… but it's also enough to get a nice case that'll cover that color up. Up to you.
If Amazon runs out of stock, other retailers like Best Buy and Walmart are also offering the latest iPad at that $299 price point.
Get the latest iPad for as low as $278 while you can
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 Google today shared details on some of the new ways that it is incorporating artificial intelligence into its search products in order to combat online scams.
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NEW RESOURCES Star Observer: ‘Moments In Time' Series Celebrates Iconic Queer Australian Stories. "Gay bushranger romance, a 1940's homosexual-friendly church, and a trip to a lesbian bar to celebrate a hundredth birthday […]
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Google is evolving beyond search in an effort to better protect its users from hoaxes.
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Windows Latest reports that Microsoft is testing a new download button in Windows Search for apps that can be found on the Microsoft Store. This was hinted at in Microsoft's blog post introducing a new generation of Windows experiences, where they mentioned "continuing to enhance and expand improved Windows search" with "[the ability] to quickly find and install apps from the Microsoft Store."
In practice, here's what that means. Normally, when you search for an app in Windows Search, you can launch it if it's already installed—and if it isn't installed, Windows presents you with relevant Bing search results.
With this change, when you search a not-currently-installed app in Windows Search, Windows will check if that app is available in the Microsoft Store—and if it is, you'll get a preview of the app's listing
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NEW RESOURCES New-to-me, from Deutsche Welle: Vietnam War: How protest music fueled a movement. "[Justin Brummer] is the founding editor and digital archivist of the Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP), a digital […]
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