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Sony Confirms PS3, PSP, and Vita Stores Are Going Away
Sony confirmed today that it will be closing its PS3, PSP, and Vita stores by the end of the summer,…
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Freaky New Feature Detected in Jupiter’s Northern Lights
Jupiter’s northern auroras. Image: NASA, ESA, and J. Nichols (University of Leicester) A newly detected auroral feature on Jupiter bears…
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T-Mobile to Replace its Live TV Streaming Service With YouTube and Philo Partnerships
Photo: ALASTAIR PIKE / Contributor (Getty Images) Just five months after announcing its TVision streaming bundle, T-Mobile confirmed on Monday that the…
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T-Mobile Will Make Google Messages Its Default Messaging App
Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images) T-Mobile customers with Android devices will be using Google’s Messages as their primary messaging app.…
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Reputed Mafia Fugitive Busted in Caribbean After Police Find His Italian Cooking Channel on YouTube
Reputed mobster Marc Feren Claude Biart being offloaded from a plane by police.Screenshot: Calabria News (Other) Authorities have tracked down…
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It’s Open Season on Covid-19 Vaccines
A sign in English and Spanish directs patients to check-in for covid-19 vaccination appointments at the Yakima Valley Farm Workers…
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Stanford Scientists Post mRNA Sequence for Moderna Vaccine on Github
A doctor preparing a dose of Moderna vaccine in Ostrava, Czech Republic, in January 2021.Photo: Radek Mica/AFP (Getty Images) A…
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A Mystery Brain Condition Is Making Bears Friendly, Then Killing Them
A black bearPhoto: Robert F. Bukaty (AP) An unknown neurological condition is sickening and often killing young black bears in…
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Xiaomi’s Mi 11 Ultra Has a Giant Camera Bump With Its Own Screen
Image: Xiaomi Camera bumps have been getting larger and larger over the last few years, but Xiaomi is really taking…
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Earth Is Safe From Infamous Asteroid Apophis for the Next 100 Years, NASA Says
Apophis as it was imaged during its most recent flyby. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech and NSF/AUI/GBO Asteroid Apophis—one of the scariest rocks…
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