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UK Homes Get Free Hot Water
Heata's 'data furnace' converts cloud computing waste heat into free hot water, reducing domestic gas bills by up to 80%
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Lego Unveils October Sets
Get ready for a festive build with the new Santa Holiday Countdown kit and more, including a Wallace & Gromit debut
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Qualcomm, Apple Extend Patent Deal
The two tech giants have agreed to continue collaborating on chip technology through a renewed licensing agreement
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Benedict Cumberbatch Explores Broken Human-Nature Relationship
New documentary How to Live on Earth proposes solutions like natural asset companies to benefit both environment and human societies
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Tides Exceed 10 Meters in Some Areas
The difference between high and low tide can be dramatic, with factors like coastal geometry and ocean basins playing a role alongside the Moon's gravitational pull
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Rainbow Six Goes Turn-Based
Rainbow Six Tactics game director Martial Potron says the XCOM-style turn-based genre felt like a 'natural fit' for the spin-off, citing the tactical DNA of the Rainbow Six series, with the game set to launch in 2027
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Microsoft Fixes Broken Windows 11 Backup Feature
The tech giant has released an optional update to resolve the issue with File History, which was introduced in the September update, with a full fix expected in October
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Adobe Premiere Hits Android
Free 4K video editing with pro tools and no ads, now available on Google Play Store for devices with 5GB RAM and Android 13 or later
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Rayman Legends Retold PC Specs Revealed
The upcoming game's PC requirements range from a GTX 1660 to an RTX 4080, with upscaling enabled at every level, and a release date set for December 3, 2026
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Google Fitbit Air Listed At ₹13,999
The upcoming screenless fitness tracker has been listed on Flipkart ahead of its October launch in India, revealing its price and some key health features
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SeaWorld's Sexy Scare Zone
The theme park's Howl-O-Scream event features a BookTok-inspired zone with hunky characters, sparking mixed reactions online
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Revolut Pilots Facial Recognition Payments
The UK trial, called Pay with Smile, aims to reduce payment friction at select London coffee shops with no processing fees for merchants
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Amazon Invests $3 Billion
The e-commerce giant is betting big on India's fast-delivery market with a massive investment, according to sources
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Muscle Cells' Calcium Channels Open Together
Researchers capture high-resolution 3D images of RyR1 channels, revealing coupled gating mechanism mediated by neighboring channel contact
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Bay Area Wastewater Plants Could Save $268M
Coordinating upgrades could cut nitrogen cleanup costs by up to 48%, reducing the need for significant annual sewer rate increases of roughly $200 per household
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Opera VPN Auto-Activates on Public Wi-Fi
Opera's free built-in VPN now automatically turns on when using public Wi-Fi in the US and France, boosting online privacy for users on-the-go
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Google Maps Update Alerts Drivers to Stop Signs
New feature displays traffic lights and stop signs in floating boxes to help drivers avoid violation tickets, now available on Android Auto and potentially iPhones and CarPlay
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Sundae Bar AI Launches Monthly AI Subscription
The company's new service marks its entry into the subscription-based AI market, as reported by Investing.com
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6M Trees Mapped in Scotland's Cairngorms
Aerial maps reveal 40% of trees are under 5 meters tall, showing successful woodland expansion in the 569 km2 survey area
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Nikon Z5 II C: £1,349 Full-Frame Camera
Nikon's new Z5 II C skips the viewfinder, offering a compact and affordable full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24.5MP sensor and image stabilization
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Save 37% on Ergonomic Chairs
LiberNovo's Fall Prime Sale offers discounts of up to 37% on its adaptive ergonomic chair lineup, including the Maxis and Omni models, from September 30 to October 14
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Stories Shape Identities
Research reveals that the stories we tell ourselves give our lives meaning and shape our sense of self, influenced by relationships, cultural background, and life experiences
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Starfish Help Reefs Thrive At Low Densities
Research from the University of Sydney reveals that controlled populations of crown-of-thorns starfish can boost coral diversity by preventing dominant species from taking over, with living coral tissue remaining after almost 75% of feeding events
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Horse Ulcer Blood Test Fails
A new study finds that a blood test designed to detect gastric ulcer pain in horses is unreliable, with only 25% of horses showing a measurable response