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AI Bots Start Buying Crypto: Why Blockchains Are the New Money Movers

July 26, 2026

When big money people stopped watching Nvidia, they turned to blockchain. They say that the next wave of crypto use will come from AI agents—software that can buy, sell and negotiate all by itself. Unlike the “chat‑bot” AI we see today, these agents can pay for tiny services in milliseconds and keep

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Fake Faces: How AI Is Hijacking Influencers

July 26, 2026

A 49‑year‑old beauty blogger from Virginia was shocked when a cousin sent her a YouTube ad that looked exactly like her, but the voice and words were off. The clip was a deepfake – a computer‑made video that uses someone’s likeness to sell things. She could tell it wasn’t her because the audio didn’

technology

New TV Interface: Why Google TV Might Not Be Your Best Choice

July 26, 2026

Google TV has become a popular choice for smart TVs and streaming boxes because it brings together many services in one place. It lets you browse shows, listen to music, and use voice commands all from a single screen. The system also works well with other Google products, giving users a seamless ex

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Why Google Maps on PC Gets the Wrong Spot

July 25, 2026

On a phone, Google Maps uses GPS to pinpoint your exact location. A computer doesn’t have that built‑in system, so it guesses where you are by looking at other clues like your internet address. Those guesses can be off, which is why the map on a PC may point you in the wrong direction. Every time y

science

Night Sky Adventure: Easy Steps to Stargaze

July 24, 2026

The night sky can feel like a hidden treasure when you know how to find it. Start by heading to a place far from city lights, such as a nearby park or national reserve, and bring a comfy chair and a blanket. Even on warm nights the air can cool down, so a cozy setup helps you stay relaxed. Before

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NYU Eyes Tokyo Campus as Japan Pulls In More International Students

July 21, 2026

New York University is looking into opening a campus in Tokyo, hoping to grow its global reach while Japan attracts more foreign students. The university and the Tokyo government signed a memorandum on July 14 to explore academic projects in Japan’s capital. They are discussing a hub for short

technology

Taiwan’s Rise as the U. S. Tech Powerhouse

July 20, 2026

Taiwan is stepping out of its security‑focused image and into the spotlight as a key partner for American technology. The island’s economy has grown sharply, with exports to the United States reaching $116 billion in the first five months of this year, surpassing even China’s trade volume with Washi

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World Cup 2026: New Rules, Big Surprises and the Heat of Politics

July 20, 2026

The final showdown between Spain and Argentina in New Jersey closed a historic 48‑team World Cup that stretched over six weeks and three countries. A total of 104 matches were played, giving fans a record‑setting amount of action and drama. The tournament’s biggest change was the expansion to 48

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SpaceX’s Hidden AI Empire: Power, Chips, and a Billion‑Dollar Plan

July 19, 2026

SpaceX is quietly building the biggest AI data hub on Earth. Its new “Colossus 2” center will soon house about 2 GW of power, using gas turbines and future large units from a joint venture with Caterpillar. The center already runs roughly 440, 000 chips—330, 000 high‑end B300s and 110, 000 B200s—

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Smart Home Dashboard: Weather, Calendar and More

July 18, 2026

The SwitchBot Home Dashboard is a 7. 5‑inch e‑ink panel that looks like a framed picture. It sits on a two‑piece stand or sticks to the wall with adhesive strips, and its USB‑C port is tucked below the screen so you can keep it plugged in without bending the cable. A 5, 000‑mAh battery promises up t