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New music label says it can use AI to find the next big artist

At this point, artificial intelligence isn’t a new concept to musicians. We’ve seen artists like Björk and Arca use the technology to create new musical arrangements. But a new label called Snafu Records thinks it can also use AI to discover the next big artist long before even the most music-savvy talent scouts find them. Snafu claims its the first “full-service, AI-enabled…
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MobileNews

Realme C3 to debut in Indonesia on February 19 with one extra camera

Realme announced its entry-level C3 smartphone last week in India and now the company is teasing the handset in Indonesia with February 19 being the launch date. It appears that the Indonesian market will get a different version with one extra camera. The official Realme website in the country outlines some of the key specs of the phone and “triple camera” is one of them. The…
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Popular iOS and Mac email apps scrape inboxes to profit from personal data, report finds [U]

A new report from today dives into a few iOS and Mac email apps/services that aren’t being very transparent about selling users’ personal data. Notably, one of them is even in Apple’s App Store ranked in the top 100 for productivity apps. : Edison has responded to the report, as well as sharing how to opt-out of data sharing. See the full statement below. The first email app  highlights…
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MobileNews

Another Xiaomi MI 10 video teaser surfaces

Xiaomi’s upcoming flagship, the Mi 10, has been in the news for some time now and plenty of info has leaked already. In the latest teaser Xiaomi doesn’t seem to be hiding the handset’s front design that much. And we can once more see the phone’s front…
GamingNews

Microsoft: VR is big on Windows, but Xbox would need ‘a bunch of work’

Microsoft’s Windows Mixed Reality initiative may have brought multiple VR headsets and a substantial quantity of VR software to the PC platform, but the company still isn’t planning to leverage that momentum to bring VR to Xbox users. Adding VR support to the platform would take too much work at this point to justify its returns, Microsoft gaming chief Phil Spencer suggested during a new…
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