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Samsung offers fix for sluggish apps after Google Play System update
Android Authority· 5 days agoIf apps have been opening slowly on your Galaxy phone or tablet lately, you’re not alone....
Why Disney fans will travel all the way to Japan for Tokyo Disneyland, DisneySea
USA Today· 4 days agoThere is no Disney Genie+ at Tokyo Disney Resort. If you ever want to experience pure joy, go to...
With AI writing so much code, should you still study computer science? This new data point provides...
Business Insider· 6 days agoDespite concerns about AI replacing jobs, UC Berkeley computer science applications soar 48%,...
8 Tracks: You don't need a deity to pray — just transcendent music
WUSF 89.7· 6 days agoLuiza Brina's Prece is, from what limited Portuguese I understand from rudimentary Latin roots (and,...
U.K. Media Bosses Discuss AI Deals, Deepfakes
The Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo News· 5 days agoGenerative AI was a topic of hot debate on Tuesday at Deloitte’s Media & Telecoms 2024 and Beyond Conference in London where a panel of newspaper and...
North Jersey Male Athlete of the Week excelling after overcoming unique challenges
The Bergen Record via Yahoo Sports· 2 days agoSouza moved from Brazil to Ridgewood to live with his aunt when he was 12 years old. He spoke only...
StreetEasy Is a Mirage
Curbed· 2 days agoA friend and her husband had been looking to move out of their cramped, too-dark two-bedroom in Prospect Lefferts for years, but the rental market only...
7 ways AI is affecting the travel industry
SearchSecurity.com· 5 days agoApproximately 77% of travelers have run into some type of problem while traveling, according to a Bankrate survey, including long waits, plan disruptions and poor customer service. For travel ...
8 Tracks: You don't need a deity to pray — just transcendent music
NPR· 6 days agoLuiza Brina's Prece is, from what limited Portuguese I understand from rudimentary Latin roots (and, uh Google Translate), an album of non-religious prayers ...
Watch a 6-axis motor solve a Rubik’s Cube in less than a third of a second
Ars Technica· 3 days agoThe last time a human set the world record for solving a Rubik's Cube, it was Max Park, at 3.13...
