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tech for everyone 20 Aug
Real fines back it, but marking anything already on the market slid to December and the list of who enforces it stopped updating in 2025.
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Headlines say the RAM surge is easing, but that slowdown is a reading of contract prices, measured against a quarter that was brutal.
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Memory got expensive enough to break the oldest trick in buying a computer, getting the cheap one and adding more later, and Apple's cheapest laptop is sealed shut.
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tech for everyone 24 Jul
Circana found that a third of Americans aware of AI in their gadgets do not want it, and their reasons are practical, not fearful.
0tech for everyone 24 Jul
Nvidia's flagship has more than doubled to over $4,000 in 18 months, and the reason is the AI memory boom, not gaming.
0tech for everyone 20 Jul
Washington wants direct, automated access to EU countries' fingerprint and face databases as the price of visa-free travel, and a leaked draft shows how far the demand reaches.
1tech for everyone 20 Jul
The Dumber Mini bets that you bounce back to a smartphone because dumbphones are frustrating, so it keeps the useful apps and only kills the scroll, which is either the fix or the trap.
0tech for everyone 18 Jul
The EU proposed a four-tier cloud sovereignty scheme, not a ban and not a law, and the real barrier turns out to be an American statute, not a European vote.
0tech for everyone 17 Jul
Memory makers pointed their factories at AI data centers this year, and the bill landed on your phone, your laptop, your console, and your next repair.
0tech for everyone 17 Jul
The Western headlines say the e-bike bubble popped, but the trip data says the machine is doing the one job that actually matters.
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