A Ferrari was left dangling in an elevator shaft at a dealership in Florida, creating an eye-catching scene. The incident highlighted the potential consequences of mechanical failure when it comes to large vehicles.
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Netflix is reportedly looking into ways to stop password sharing, though no official plans have been announced. A deleted support page suggests that Netflix may block devices that attempt to sign in with an account not associated with the primary household.
The Pixel Buds A-series 3.519.0 firmware update has caused unexpected Bluetooth pairing issues for users who have installed it, creating an inconvenience for those hoping to use the device's features. As a result of this issue, many
The Wichita County inmate officer reported that the inmate being processed for release had taken a monitoring device and was subsequently arrested for theft of the device as well as an alleged liquor store break-in. As a result, he is now back in jail
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) now offers device isolation on onboarded Linux endpoints, enabling organizations to quickly and effectively isolate compromised devices. This new feature was announced today by Microsoft.
Say goodbye to Showtime and hello to Paramount+, as the premium network is being integrated into Paramount's streaming service with a new name.
The Australian Nuclear Safety Agency has been enlisted to aid in the search for a radioactive capsule that is currently missing in Western Australia. The search for the potentially hazardous object has become a priority of federal authorities.
Samsung has announced that its SmartThings smart home app for iOS is now compatible with the Matter standard, allowing users to control their connected devices through a single unified platform. This update brings increased convenience and connectivity to Samsung's SmartThings users.
In 2022, China experienced a 10-year low in smartphone sales with a 13% YoY decline. Despite this downturn, Vivo emerged as the top-selling Android brand with an 18.6% market share.
The global smartphone industry is facing a decline in demand, causing shipments to drop to their lowest levels ever. This could have a negative impact on countries like Vietnam and South Korea that rely heavily on the manufacturing of these devices.
