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Category Archives: Technology in the News
1 Cent No More: Will You Need to Change Prices in Your Online Store?
The U.S. penny is on its way out. After more than a century in circulation, the 1-cent coin is being phased out due to rising production costs and the increasing dominance of digital payments. While the change might seem simple … Continue reading
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Tagged digital payments, e-commerce, ecommerce pricing strategy, end of the penny, marketing strategy, online store, online store pricing, outdated, penny discontinued, penny phase out, pricing strategy, psychological appeal, psychology
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Will the Penny Be Worth More Now That It’s Phased Out?
So, the penny’s on its way out. The tiny copper coin that’s filled our change jars and couch cushions for over a century is finally going into retirement. But now that it’s being discontinued, a curious question has started clinking … Continue reading
OpenAI x Jony Ive: A $6.5B Bet on the Future of AI Hardware
Is the era of “screenless” computing finally here? With OpenAI’s $6.5 billion acquisition of Jony Ive’s secretive startup, io Products Inc., the answer might just be yes. In a bold move that could reshape how we experience artificial intelligence, OpenAI … Continue reading
Apple AI Dictation Error: Glitch or Prank? Why ‘Racist’ Was Transcribed as ‘Trump’
Apple’s speech-to-text Dictation tool recently came under scrutiny after social media users discovered that when they said the word “racist” into their iPhones, it was initially transcribed as “Trump” before quickly correcting itself to “racist.” The incident sparked controversy, with … Continue reading
Tech Companies Warn Against Using Their Own AI—What Are They Afraid Of?
In a move dripping with irony, Anthropic – the AI company behind the Claude chatbot – is now advising job applicants not to use AI tools, including its own, when applying for jobs. The message? We want to assess your … Continue reading
DeepSeek’s Revolutionary AI Costs up to 50x Less Than ChatGPT: China’s Tech Breakthrough Shakes the Industry
In a landmark event described as a “Sputnik moment” for the global technology landscape, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has unveiled an advanced AI assistant that rivals OpenAI’s ChatGPT. This development has sent ripples through the tech industry, prompting significant shifts … Continue reading
Microsoft 365 Price Hike: Paying the AI Premium
Microsoft recently announced a price increase for its popular Microsoft 365 subscriptions, a move that has sparked debate among users. This significant price jump is directly linked to the integration of powerful AI capabilities, specifically Copilot, into the core functionality … Continue reading
Justice Department and FBI Lead International Operation to Eradicate PlugX Malware from U.S. Computers
The Justice Department and FBI recently concluded a multi-month operation, successfully removing the PlugX malware from over 4,200 U.S.-based computers. This court-authorized initiative targeted the malware deployed by Chinese state-backed hacker groups, “Mustang Panda” and “Twill Typhoon.” Understanding PlugX PlugX … Continue reading
Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban: A Financial Nightmare Looms for Tech Giants
On January 17, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (PAFACA), mandating ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, to divest its ownership by January 19 or face a nationwide ban. The … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, apple, Big Tech, bytedance, cloud services, Donald Trump, fines, google, KubeRay, microsoft, national security, PAFACA, social media, tiktok ban, TikTok CEO, video sharing app
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WordPress Co-Founder Warns Lawsuits Could “Force the Closure of WordPress.org”
The ongoing legal battle between WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg and hosting company WP Engine has escalated, with Mullenweg issuing a stark warning about the potential consequences: “The lawsuits will go years and could potentially bankrupt me or force the closure … Continue reading
