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Battle of the AI gadgets.
The WSJ’s Joanna Stern put the Rabbit R1, Humane AI Pin, and the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to the test. Can you guess which one came out on top?
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Fubo wants Congress to look into WBD, ESPN, and Fox’s sports streaming service.
After dropping Discovery networks this week, Fubo co-signed a letter with Dish, DirecTV, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Open Markets Institute, and others asking Congress to hold hearings about the sports streaming joint venture “that would control 80% of national live sports broadcasts:”
We cannot think of any scenario in the history of the United States where consumer interests have been served when such an important industry — here, access to live sports — is effectively controlled by three programming giants.
Final Coalition Letter
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Google Photos is working on a way to see certain people less.
An upcoming feature uncovered by @AssembleDebug suggests that Google Photos could soon add a “Show less” option that keeps certain people out of your Memories but still includes them in group photos. Google Photos currently only lets you block every photo with a person you don’t want to see.
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Google Play Books audiobook previews are now available on YouTube too.
You can now preview thousands of audiobooks from the Google Play Books channel on YouTube — in addition to the previews already available in the Play Store. Google has also expanded its selection of free nonfiction ebooks for kids.
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