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Politics

Rishi Sunak suggests general election in second half of year

The PM seeks to dampen speculation about a May general election saying he has lots to “get on with”.

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Politics

Rishi Sunak suggests general election in second half of year

The PM seeks to dampen speculation about a May general election saying he has lots to “get on with”.

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technology

Google must bargain with YouTube worker union, U.S. labour board rules

Alphabet Inc.’s Google violated U.S. labour law by refusing to bargain with a union representing contract workers for YouTube Music, a federal agency has ruled

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technology

AI to dominate this year’s CES, even without OpenAI’s Altman on hand

OpenAI boss Sam Altman will not appear at the CES trade show in Las Vegas next week.

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technology

Vivo X100 series launched in India with Mediatek Dimensity 9300 chipset, improved cameras

The Vivo X100 series smartphones are said to offer significant advancements in mobile photography through a partnership with ZEISS.

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Politics

Rishi Sunak suggests general election in second half of year

The PM seeks to dampen speculation about a May general election saying he has lots to “get on with”.

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technology

Sony introduces Float Run headphones for runners

Sony Float Run headphones are IPX4 rated and come up with up to 10 hours playtime and uses Type-C port for charging

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technology

Xiaomi launches Redmi Note 13 5G series in India

Redmi Note 13 5G series operates on MIUI 14 based on Android 13 as Xiaomi is in process of transitioning to HyperOS

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technology

Today’s Cache | NYT vs. OpenAI; Cyber attack targeted G-20 website during summit; Google, Meta’s debts removed from Russian database

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How to make your photos look like they were shot on a vintage film camera

With a few quick tweaks in Adobe Lightroom, you can use your smartphone to steep your photos in the grainy nostalgia of a 35mm film roll

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