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The founders of Fitbit have launched a new company called Luffu. Luffu’s first product is an app that gathers and organizes your family’s health and medical information from connected devices, health ...

In today's Daily Fix:Former Activision CEO Bobby Kotick is responding to a lawsuit by claiming he was right to sell Activision to Microsoft a few years ago. The lawsuit claims Kotick rushed ...

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Think like a marketplace, not a store: On eBay, bad listings, low visibility, and motivated sellers often mean 20–50% lower prices. Let sellers come to you: Use Sold Items to guide offers and rely on ...

It usually takes a minute for the gears of the music industry to start spinning again after it goes mostly dormant during the year-end holiday season. The Kid Laroi is kicking things off early, though ...

Chevy Chase is the subject of CNN's upcoming documentary premiering Jan. 1, "I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not.” "I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not” delves into the actor's personal life, as well as his ...

Fifty years after the release of Pink Floyd‘s Wish You Were Here, the band returned earlier this month with a massive anniversary box set to celebrate the landmark 1975 album. About a week after the ...

This post is Part 1 of a series. In my previous post, I discussed the conundrum we face regarding artificial intelligence (AI) today: On one hand, we’re told to use it or get left behind; on the other ...

Forward-looking: Originally introduced with Windows Vista in 2006, BitLocker is Microsoft's own solution for managing fully encrypted volumes and storage units. The technology is also notorious for ...

In fact, in Eagle Hill’s survey of over 1,400 full-time and part-time U.S, workers, some three in every four workers feel this way—a statistic so large it can’t be an anomaly, nor easily dismissed as ...