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A colossal 12TB data leak, dubbed the “teraleak,” has surfaced, containing over a decade of PC gaming history from Steam’s early “Steam2” servers (2003-2013). The dump includes countless game versions, prototypes, and pre-release builds, much of which was previously thought lost. The leak originated from a publicly accessible API, raising questions about Valve’s data security.
President Trump made an unusual appearance during a NASA news conference for the Roman Space Telescope launch, calling in via the NASA Administrator's phone. This event underscores a growing presidential focus on space, driven partly by its military implications.
Android Auto, used in over 250 million cars, offers vast customization beyond default settings. Simple adjustments to the home screen, developer options, and AI integration can significantly enhance safety, reduce distractions, and personalize the driving experience.
Whoop offers tiered annual memberships for its fitness trackers, with the top-tier 'Life' plan costing $359. This plan includes advanced features like blood pressure monitoring and ECG capabilities, alongside priority support and premium materials. The article analyzes whether these extras justify the significant price jump for the average user.
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music have filed a major lawsuit against AI firm Anthropic, alleging widespread copyright infringement. They claim Anthropic illegally used thousands of copyrighted musical compositions to train its Claude AI models, seeking substantial damages and a jury trial.
A new Linux distribution, stillOS, aims to simplify the transition for Windows users with a familiar interface and robust customization options. While nearly achieving its goal of being consumer-ready, minor bugs need addressing.
A $14 retractable USB-C cable offers a surprisingly robust solution for keeping devices charged during long car rides, especially with kids. Its compact design and fast charging capabilities make it a travel essential.
Apple TV+ has raised its monthly subscription price by $2, now costing $14.99 for new and existing users. This marks the fourth price hike in four years, impacting both individual subscriptions and Apple One bundles. The increase follows a period of significant content investment and a broader trend of rising subscription costs across tech services.
Plaud unveils the Plaud One earbuds, a novel AI wearable designed for continuous audio recording and transcription without a smartphone. Featuring integrated LTE and substantial local storage, they aim to revolutionize note-taking and meeting summaries, though audio playback capabilities and subscription costs present considerations.