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UK investigates whether Apple discriminates against disabled people with iPhone Upgrade Program

The UK’s Financial Ombudsman has opened an investigation into whether Apple discriminates against severely disabled customers through its iPhone Upgrade Program conditions. The complaint was filed by Colin Hughes, a quadriplegic Apple user who says he is unable to comply with Apple UK’s requirement to visit a store in person in order to join or renew … Hughes previously shared with…
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Police investigate Tesla driver spotted in backseat, but he doubles down on dangerous behavior

A reckless Tesla driver who has been spotted driving from the backseat of his Model 3 is now being investigated by the local police. Yet, he is doubling down on the dangerous behavior. Many Tesla drivers have been fighting back against misuses of Tesla Autopilot since it is giving the technology a bad name and some fear that it could result in regulators trying to impede it. Last week, Electrek…
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Razer announces new Blade 15 with 4K OLED touchscreen, RTX graphics, & faster memory

When looking for a notebook well-suited to photo and editing, it makes a lot of sense for Windows users to look at laptops designed for gaming. After all, a gaming computer focuses on a powerful GPU, robust CPU and fast memory, all important components when trying to get the best performance out of software like Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop and video editors. The new Razer Blade 15 refresh ticks all…
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Non-electronic sports viewership grows on Twitch

Did you miss GamesBeat Summit 2021? Watch on-demand here!  The world has a lot more sports-related content than it can fit onto ESPN, Fox Sports, and AM Radio. And Twitch is helping to pick up that slack. The sports category is growing quickly following its debut in July.
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IBM’s CodeNet dataset aims to train AI to tackle programming challenges

Join Transform 2021 this July 12-16. Register for the AI event of the year. At its Think conference this week, IBM introduced Project CodeNet, which the company claims is the largest open source dataset for benchmarking around AI for code. Consisting of 14 million code examples, 500 million lines of code, and 55 programming languages including C++, Java, Python, Go, COBOL, Pascal, and FORTRAN…
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