Elon Musk is changing how Tesla delivers cars to customers

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is making a change to how the company delivers vehicles to its customers.

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Lawsuit by Elon Musk's X was an attempt to punish free speech, judge rules

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Watch Neuralink's first human patient play 'Mario Kart' with his mind

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Neuralink's first patient was able to play Mario Kart using on his mind.
Neuralink's first patient was able to play Mario Kart using on his mind.

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A viral TikTok is igniting a debate over data centers taking over Virginia's countryside

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A data center is under construction in Ashburn in Loudon County, Virginia, on July 16, 2023.
Data centers have come to dominate Northern Virginia.

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Why investors think Reddit is worth $1 billion more than The New York Times

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For now, investors think Reddit is worth more than The New York Times Co.

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I love Facebook Marketplace. But can Mark Zuckerberg please fix this one thing?

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Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Marketplace is one of Facebook's best features. But this standardized message is getting on sellers' nerves.

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How your iPhone could get worse if the DOJ gets its way with Apple

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The US Department of Justice has sued Apple in an attempt to get the iPhone maker to open up its app ecosystem.

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Your iPhone is reportedly getting a 'new home screen' when iOS 18 drops

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iOS 18 will reportedly give iPhone users more freedom with home screen customization.

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Why this obsolete mechanism makes watches more expensive

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A tourbillon (French for "whirlwind") is a centuries-old mechanism built inside some of the world's most expensive watches. It was originally designed to improve the accuracy of pocket watches by rotating the escapement and balance wheel to help counter the effects of gravity.

Glassdoor is adding users' full names to their profiles — and some say that's a 'betrayal of trust'

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