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Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for June 1.
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Still, the glasses are regarded by company leadership as a top priority, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman writes.
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Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle for June 1 No. 820.
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Here are hints and the answer for today's Wordle for June 1, No. 1,808.
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Carlo Ancelotti's Seleção continues its World Cup 2026 build-up with a warm-up against Los Canalero at the Maracana.
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AI PROBLEMS Mashable: How often does Gemini 3.5 Flash hallucinate or lie? Google isn't saying.. "As AI gets integrated into every facet of our lives, AI hallucinations remain a stubborn and intractable […]
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From proactive routines to context-aware automation, here are eight home AI features that do things no chatbot can pull off.
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Lithium-ion batteries hate sitting at 100% for hours on end, which is exactly what overnight charging asks them to do.
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Smart thermostats offer huge upgrades to home heating and cooling, with some surprising cost savings to boot.
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The transition from Samsung Messages to Google Messages is simple if you start now and a headache if you wait until July.
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 SpaceX has once again set the record for flying the largest and most powerful rocket in history. It's also on the verge of launching more satellites than the rest of the world combined since Sputnik. Are we witnessing the beginning of a new Space Age?
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 Finding the modern backpacking stove market unfit for its hard-charging, bushwhacking, peak-scrambling hunts, Colorado's Roughridge Stove Co. determined to make a tougher, more inextinguishable breed of all-in-one backcountry cook system. It reached for the lightest, toughest materials available and reconfig
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I thought this would be my laundry-folding show, but it's too good for that.
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The first pro sports game in a major league was broadcast with footage exclusively shot with iPhones. Here's how it was done.
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Forget the pricey, postpaid cell plans and two-year contracts. Save with one of these WIRED-tested options from US Mobile, Boost, and Google Fi.
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AI PROBLEMS Iowa Capital Dispatch: Attorney reprimanded for AI-fabricated information in court filing. "It's at least the second time an Iowa attorney has faced allegations of using artificial intelligence, or AI, to […]
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 OpenAI is developing a smartphone intended to compete directly with the iPhone, in what appears to be a significant departure from the company's previously stated hardware strategy. Here's everything we know so far.
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DATA CENTERS Bangor Daily News: Eastport residents push City Council to oppose underwater AI data center. "Rising public concern over a proposed underwater artificial intelligence data center in the Bay of Fundy's […]
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 Apple reportedly plans to use next month's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to highlight its on-device AI capabilities as a competitive advantage, leaning on 15 years of custom silicon expertise to make the case for running AI models locally rather than in the cloud.
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 Amazon is still offering the iPhone Air MagSafe Battery for $59.00, down from $99.00. We started tracking this deal earlier in the month, and it beats the previous low price by about $20.
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 Reports and rumors suggest the next MacBook Pro that Apple will release might not be a ?MacBook Pro? at all. It could actually be something altogether new and more exciting - a "MacBook Ultra" - positioned above the Pro as Apple's top-tier laptop, suggesting that the current M5 Pro and M5 Max models will remain on sale when it launches.
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 The first humanoid "training school" for robots of all shapes and sizes will open its doors in July, bringing together more than 100 different models made by a host of companies. As well as mastering real-world skills, the humanoids will provide unique data that'll be used to adva
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And by "you," I mean Adam, Mark, and Will, not me. Because I'm too far away from Arizona to see Intel's massive industrial fabrication center. And I'm not jealous at all, not even a little bit.
Sadly, because it's 1) a clean facility that's ten times as strict as an average surgical theater in terms of cleanliness and 2) stuffed floor-to-very-high-ceiling with proprietary technology and industrial secrets, the PCWorld team didn't get to take photos or video of the brand new Fab 52-18A facility, which is gearing up to produce Intel's next-generation Panther Lake chips for 2026.
The team did get to take notes and had a nice long chat in the Arizona sunshine about their experiences. For a deep dive on what has to be one of the most complex facilities on the planet, check out the full conversati
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