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If your iPhone keeps throwing that dreaded "Storage Almost Full" warning, it's probably not you — it's the clutter. The Cleaner Kit Premium is your AI-powered iPhone declutterer and is now available for a one-time payment of just $29.99 (MSRP: $104.97).
This isn't just a photo dump tool. Cleaner Kit intelligently finds and removes duplicate or low-quality photos, trims down oversized videos without ruining quality, and merges duplicate contacts so you don't have six entries for the same person. It even tidies up your calendar and clears out old emails by sender in just a few taps.
The best part? All the scanning and sorting happens right on your device — nothing gets shipped off to some mysterious server. That means your private files and
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Argente Startup Manager allows you to manage the applications that launch automatically at startup. With this startup management tool downloaded and installed, you can easily view the list of startup apps, delay their launch times, remove unwanted entries from the startup sequence, edit their properties, or even add new applications to run at startup. [License: Freemium | Requires:
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Intel announced that SoftBank Group Corp., the Japanese investment giant, would put $2 billion at $23 per share into the struggling company, with the stated goal of investing in semiconductor manufacturing in the United States. That would give it about two percent of the company, as the Wall Street Journal noted.
The real question is what the United States government is pushing for, and if it will be allowed to: essentially convert the $10.9 billion previously earmarked for Intel as part of the U.S. Chips Act into equity. Though Bloomberg reported the proposed deal on Monday, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed the government's intentions publicly on CNBC on Tuesday morning.
"We should get an equity stake for our money, so we'll deliver the money which was already committed under the Biden administration," Lutnick told CNBC, as quoted by NBC News. "We'll get equity in return for it," he added, and "get a good return for the American taxpayer."
Bloomberg has stated that the government's investment would equate to about a 10 percent equity stake in Intel, though this has not been confirmed. Intel has also not commented on whether it would agree to such a deal. It's also unclear whether the company would have any say in the matter. The government does
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Silicon Valley, CA February 1, 2024—More than 100 countries around the world will come together for Safer Internet Day on Feb.6 to raise awareness about the benefits and risks of connected technology. ConnectSafely, the official US host of this international event is sponsoring virtual events and releasing resources for use by schools, communities and families […]
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Among more than two dozen initiatives, Biden's "Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence" order was a long time coming, according to many observers who've been watching the AI space — especially with the rise of generative AI (genAI) in the past year.
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