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Hackers and internet outages hit Iran amid US air strikes | TechCrunch
Early on Saturday, cities across Iran, including its capital Tehran, were rocked by a series of U.S. and Israel-led airstrikes that killed the country’s supreme leader, Ali Hosseini Khamenei, and top leadership. According to reports, the military campaign coincided with cyberattacks targeting the country, one of which flooded a popular phone app with notifications, amid…
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Actor Awards Analysis: Sinners Makes a Stand, But Will It Carry Over to the Oscars?
For months, One Battle After Another was winning everything, including the top prizes at the Critics Choice Awards on Jan. 4, Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 11, Directors Guild Awards on Feb. 7, BAFTA Awards on Feb. 22 and Producers Guild Awards on Saturday. But at the Actor Awards (formerly the SAG Awards) on Sunday…
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Apple bakes in AI smarts into its new $599 iPhone 17e | TechCrunch
Apple on Monday unveiled the latest version of its budget-friendly iPhone line. The iPhone 17e retails for $599 and will be available on March 11. The smartphone comes with the A19 chip that’s found in the base iPhone 17, and will support Apple Intelligence. The base model comes with 256 GB of storage, which Apple…
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Apple speeds up the iPad Air with an M4 upgrade, starting at $599 | TechCrunch
Apple on Monday unveiled a new iPad Air that’s powered by the M4 chip. The company says the device is designed to be faster, thanks to an updated neural engine and more memory, making it better for AI uses. This Air is said to be 30% faster than the M3 iPad Air and 2.3x faster…
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Worried about AI job security? 5 simple ways to pivot at work now (instead of stressing)
Wong Yu Liang/Getty Images Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Failed projects and job-loss fears have lowered employee confidence in AI. Professionals should embrace AI and find clear personal benefits. Be realistic, accept cultural change, and focus on long-term impact. Evidence suggests workers have lost confidence in AI,…
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Asias travel sector rattled by Iran attacks, fears of domino effect slowdown
Airspace closures across the Middle East have left tens of thousands of travellers stranded and forced airlines to divert routes, threatening to derail the fragile recovery in Asia’s tourism and aviation sectors, as the conflict involving the US and Israel against Iran continues to escalate. Major transit hubs, including Dubai and Doha, remain shut or…
