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Learn How to Code and Get Microsoft Visual Studio for Only $56

TL;DR: Business owners and freelancers can all profit from coding and data visualization. Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 + The Premium Learn to Code Certification Bundle are on sale now for only $55.97 (97% off the regular price) through March 30. Whether you have your own business or would like to provide additional services as

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After the Oscars, we hold space for Wicked

To all the Wicked fans mourning the film’s Best Picture loss at the Oscars, fret not! We can still look ahead to the sequel coming out later this year. Mashable Entertainment Editor, Kristy Puchko, breaks it down for us in another Mashable Rant. Source link

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Rewind Cassette Player Review: The Best Portable Tape Player

Cassettes do have a warm and distinctive sound, though—once you have a taste for light hiss, you may find yourself missing it in cleaner formats. The unique difficulty of skipping songs gives the album format a primacy no other medium can—you may find yourself learning to like songs you’d have skipped. (While writing this review

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Flora is building an AI-powered ‘infinite canvas’ for creative professionals

With just a few words, AI models can be prompted to create a story, an image, or even a short film. But according to Weber Wong, these models are all “made by non-creatives for other non-creatives to feel creative.” In other words, they’re not built for actual creative professionals. That’s something Wong is hoping to

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Hulu’s Oscars 2025 livestream ended before Best Picture, and I’m upset

Imagine watching over 3.5 hours of the 2025 Oscars telecast, including seven minutes of rambling from Best Actor winner Adrien Brody, several musical numbers from the Dune: Part Two sandworm, and a failed singalong attempt from Emilia Pérez songwriters Clement Ducol, Camille, and Jacques Audiard — only to miss the final two awards of the

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Lenovo’s Latest Laptop Concept Has a Screen That Can Flip and Fold

Also interesting is the Smart ForcePad trackpad, which has a three-layer illuminated dashboard—you can cycle through these layers to access specific keys. One layer is the numeric keys, for example, and another layer is the media controls. The whole machine is 16.9 inches thick, slightly more than a MacBook Pro. Sadly, Lenovo didn’t say if

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Apple might not release a truly ‘modernized’ Siri until 2027

Apple is struggling to rebuild Siri for the age of generative AI, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who says the company might not release “a true modernized, conversational version of Siri” until iOS 20 comes out in 2027. That doesn’t mean there won’t be big Siri updates before then. A new version Siri will reportedly

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2025 Oscar winners: See the full list

The 97th Academy Awards have begun. Host Conan O’Brien will balance humor and time-management skills to usher audiences at home through a rich array of categories toasting nearly every aspect of great cinema. (Sorry, stunts!) This award season has celebrated the sex-worker dramedy Anora, the Vatican-set thriller Conclave, the folk-fueled biopic A Complete Unknown, the

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This Modular Phone Concept Is Xiaomi’s Plan to Kill the Camera Bump

Key to its success is Xiaomi’s LaserLink technology. This is a proprietary optical communication module, apparent as a small dot on the back of the phone and the lens where data is transferred as light (near-infrared laser) at speeds of up to 10 Gbps. It’s fast enough to work in concert with Xiaomi’s AI and

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Signal is the number-one downloaded app in the Netherlands. But why?

Privacy-focused messaging app Signal has been flying high in the Dutch app stores this past month, sitting many days as the most downloaded free app on iOS and Android for all categories, per data from multiple app-tracking platforms such as Sensor Tower. The app has experienced surges in popularity through the years, often in response

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