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it's Black Friday week which means you sacrifice your bank account balance to

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improve the health of the economy and and you get airpods for it I guess

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Apple's going to be making some sacrifices to achieve a thinner body for

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the iPhone 17 air rumor to launch next

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year which I'm planning on buying just so I can reassure it that it'll always

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be beautiful no matter what you counter that programming an Insider report by

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the information claims the iPhone Air will be between 5 and 6 mm thin compared

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to the 7.8 and 8.25 mm thicknesses of

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the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro Models respectively to hit that thinness Target

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the report says apple is degrading some iPhone functionality the air will sport

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a single speaker in the earpiece dropping the one usually located on the

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bottom while the phone will be the first to sport Apple's in-house 5G modem

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that'll come at the cost of not supporting faster millimeter wave 5G and

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of course it'll have a smaller and thinner battery but who needs to last

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longer when you look this

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good did did that did that look good

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interestingly the report says that the thinner design may not stop Apple from

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adding a physical SIM card tray which has been phased out of North American

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iPhones for a while to its Chinese models it also claims the camera bump

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will be large and centered on the back you can offset that extra thickness by

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slapping a big old case on it rumors of an impending launch for Intel's nextg

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battle mage Arc gaming gpus had some fuel added to the fire this weekend when

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Amazon listings for ASRock versions of the Ark b580 were spotted by video cards

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with a z a letter I often wish I could add to my own name the listings revealed

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a steel Legend 12 GB OC so we can

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thankfully avoid the whole is 8 GB enough vram debate and argue about 12 GB

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instead and there was also a listing for another model called Challenger 12 gig

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OC the b580 predecessor The Alchemist

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powered a580 is a roughly RTX 360 level

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card that launched for just $179 about a year ago so hopefully the

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b580 has something to say to NVIDIA's RTX 5060 which is expected sometime next

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spring because I don't know how much releasing a good graphics card would

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actually help Intel's bottom line but they could sure use a pickme up right

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now the delay of their Ohio chip manufacturing plant has led the US

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Commerce Department to downgrade the company's chips act funding from 8.5

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billion to less than 8 billion which would mean a bit more if any of that

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money had actually reached Intel 2 years

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after having been promised CEO Pat Ginger usually a paragon of positivity

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in the tech World spoke to Bloomberg regarding how long this process is

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taking we are disappointed he said

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somehow still smiling just keep smiling Pat open AI has blamed the New York

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Times for that accidentally deleted evidence meant to be used in the

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newspaper's copyright lawsuit against the tech giant but open AI might be sort

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of right see the nyt legal team was given access to look through openai

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servers as part of the evidence Discovery process but according to open

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aai the team was storing some of their search results on a drive that was meant

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to be used as a temporary cache the nyt

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team requested a configuration change

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which resulted in removing the folder structure and some file names

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effectively tossing the data that had been found back into the Hy stack

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probably shouldn't have put that particular needle in the temporary

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needle tray why do we have that no one knows open aai offered multiple times to

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perform searches for the New York Times who nevertheless insist on what open

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ai's Team calls inefficient boil the

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ocean searches using up the AI company's precious Hardware performance now

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Discovery for both this case and another one filed by book authors have been

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Complicated by an open AI policy that provides plaintiffs with

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$115,000 worth of credits to prompt open

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ai's llms to try and get the evidence and then charges them half the retail

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cost once they they use those credits up I mean what you expect open AI to just

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let the lawyers bother chat GPT all day it's got stuff to do the Internet isn't

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going to slop ay itself instead of dealing with that they should check out

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our Link in the description it's like every day this week is Black Friday but

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that's a lie because the next day is always just another weekday and you know

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who does doesn't lie quick bits asterisk Sony is working on a proper handheld

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device that can play PS5 games although it's a few years away according to a

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Bloomberg report citing Anonymous sources apparently Sony just realized

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the Nintendo switch exists and maybe there's a market for a handheld product

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like the PS portal but which appeals to someone other than dads who have to

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constantly let their family use the TV the sacrifice of a father the report

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comes a couple weeks after Phil Spencer confirmed that an Xbox handheld is in

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development and is also a few years away also reported by Bloomberg wow how does

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it feel to break all the handheld news Bloomberg they just all want to talk to

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me I don't know Microsoft blocked Windows updates from systems which a had

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already updated to Windows 11 24 H2 and

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B had certain Ubisoft games installed including Star Wars Outlaws the avatar

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game and a trio of Assassin's Creed titles apparently something in the 24 H2

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update caused these games to crash and experience various glitches according to

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reports on Reddit and the Microsoft forums while Ubisoft delivered a

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temporary fix for Star Wars outlaws some games may still be affected so

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installing them is one way to prevent

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Microsoft from slamming an update down your throat I mean not sure if Ubisoft

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games taste any better but I a 7 billion

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pound class action lawsuit will proceed against Google in the UK for

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anti-competitive Behavior despite the tech giant trying to appeal presumably

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using the same effective arguments that led to them losing a similar lawsuit in

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the US but they think differently over there though they talk like this it

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could work the lawsuit concerns the usual Google stuff they control the

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search engine and the browser and the mobile OS used by the most people and

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it's all tied together and they pay billions of dollars to have other companies use search but Google keeps

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getting sued because they're weird about it just admit you want a monopoly look

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what Apple says we're better than you see just be honest a company called

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ubium ubium says they're developing a

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universal processor that can perform the functions of a CPU GPU DSP

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fpga other other acronyms and more using

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a single workload agnostic microarchitecture that architecture is

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based on risk 5 a rising star in the

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chip World which I think might be going to its head a little bit the idea sounds

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awesome but ubium seed funding round just raised $3.7 million which doesn't

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exactly scream investor confidence

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probably because they didn't talk about AI nearly enough oh oh yeah and sentient

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robots are going to help design it oh oh well why didn't you say so here and hey

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if you want sentient robots to give you the tech news on Wednesday I can make

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that happen you know we'll have to have

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to solve the hard problem of Consciousness but I got a couple days it'll be fine