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People took the streets on Tuesday, the first day El Salvador officially recognized bitcoin as legal tender.
The ruling is arguably one of the Australia High Court's dumbest decisions in recent memory.
The IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon and Slim 7 Pro, Duet 5 Chromebook, and Tab P12 Pro Android tablet are on deck in October.
The screen can flex both ways and could be found on smartphones as soon as 2023.
McDonald's accidentally sent sensitive information on its Monopoly VIP contest to some users. Whoops.
Domain registrar Epik has reportedly cut ties with a 'whistleblower' site that gathered anonymous tips on Texas abortion-seekers.
Hulu subscribers will soon see their monthly bills increase by $1 beginning Oct. 8.
To ease the pain of its 3G network shutdown, AT&T is giving out free Android phones. But there's a slight problem.
Stern is borrowing features from video game consoles to entice pinball players.
WhatsApp isn't the impenetrable private messaging service Facebook likes to claim, ProPublica finds.
Two "Xavier" robots will roam crowds in Toa Payoh Central.
Apple just sent out invites for its annual iPhone launch event, and we have questions.
The people have spoken, and they like their content short and sweet.
Details are fuzzy, but the new charger is expected to be backward compatible with the iPhone 12 lineup.
In a time when countless automakers are going electric, Volkner releases a luxurious yacht for the road.
The Bitcoin Law goes into effect today and will be closely watched by international regulators and money launderers alike.
The ability to call and text anyone, anywhere is not in the iPhone's future at this time.
You can limit which apps have access to your Camera Roll and location.
"It’s always a matter of hot debate in the research world."
It all boils down to how the law defines an 'individual.'
