Comcast to launch a pioneering, ultra-low lag internet service

Comcast is launching a new low-latency internet service that promises to significantly enhance streaming experiences for online gaming, virtual reality, and videoconferencing across a range of devices. The service will initially roll out in select cities, offering a smoother, more responsive end-to-end online experience ...

The online giant allegedly obtained 'backdoor access' to phones — Amazon accused of secretly tracking consumers via their handsets
It's sleeker and more aerodynamic than conventional action cameras — The 'double-barreled' VN-09 is a neat take on the action camera
Lots of great ideas here — How to turn your smartphone into a powerful travel tool
The software pioneer's memoir covers his 'LSD, girls, drink, and arrest secrets' — Bill Gates reveals early life in new Source Code book

Tesla robotaxis to launch in Austin, Texas

Tesla plans to launch a paid robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, in June, using not the recently unveiled Cybercab but instead Model Y and Model 3 vehicles with Full Self-Driving software. Tesla boss Elon Musk said on Wednesday that the automaker wants to expand the service to other U.S. cities by year-end, with international markets following in 2026 ...

Health care experts believe regenerative medicine has reached an ‘inflection point’

At CES 2025, regenerative medicine took center stage, with experts Jason Haider of Xenco Medical and Veerle Dhaenens of Terumo BCT discussing its rapid progress. Haider compared the field's current moment to Moore's Law, with AI, 3D printing, gene editing, and improved simulations driving advances. Xenco Medical aims to optimize regeneration by controlling biomaterial amounts and offering personalized implants. These innovations promise more affordable, effective treatments and improved medical access within 5-10 years, supported by AI and in silico trials, which could boost procedure success rates from 47% to 92% ...

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Netflix finally adds full-season download feature for Apple iOS apps

Three years after the feature launched for Netflix customers on Android, those using iOS apps can now download all episodes of a series with one tap of a new “Season Download” button. For folks with an iPhone and iPad, the feature will bring a welcome end to the rigmarole of downloading each episode of a series one by one ...

An influencer posts nice things about a vacation spot, and then ... Chaos as ski resort is overwhelmed by TikTok tourists
Samples of the space rock were scooped up by a NASA spacecraft — Bennu asteroid contains building blocks of life, say scientists
Chat about what you want to chat about — How to jailbreak DeepSeek AI chatbot: get around restrictions and censorship
No wheels are allowed for the robots! — The first-ever long-distance running race between robots and humans is coming soon
It carries a lot of high-tech gear and has an unusual color — Rail fans in Japan bid farewell to a unique bullet train
Should we really be afraid?— Latest OpenAI researcher to quit says he's 'pretty terrified'

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