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About a week ago, my friends and I went to the Final Fantasy Orchestra, and I had a surprisingly good time for quite literally being made to go. I originally did not intend to go, as I had very little interest given I had only played a few Final Fantasy games. I thought I would not know much about what was played. In some regards, I was right, but when a song I did know started playing, it was slightly surreal. The familiarity mixed with...

Apple Removes ICEBlock From App Store After DOJ Pressure

From PC Mag: Apple has removed the ICEBlock app from its App Store, citing the "safety risks" of people reporting the whereabouts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.

In July, the app drew criticism from Attorney General Pam Bondi, who told the app's developer to "watch out." Now...

Use Gmail for Third-Party Email? POP3 Support Is Ending

From PC Mag: Google is making a change to Gmail that could disrupt your access to third-party email services if you rely on the POP3 protocol.

In a support page, the company announced that Gmail will stop supporting POP (Post Office Protocol), which lets email programs access a third-party mail...

Taiwan proposes strategic tech alliance with the White House

From Tom's Hardware: The U.S. and Taiwan have been engaged in months-long bipartisan trade talks since the Trump administration took over, negotiating largely around the tech both countries hold. According to Bloomberg, the latest progress stemming from these discussions is a potential new high-tech...

Microsoft unveils framework for building agentic AI apps

From InfoWorld: Microsoft has introduced the Microsoft Agent Framework, an open-source SDK and runtime for building, orchestrating, and deploying AI agents and multi-agent workflows, with full framework support for .NET and Python.

Introduced October 1 and available on GitHub, the Agent Framework...

AMD in early talks to make chips at Intel Foundry, report says

From Tom's Hardware: Intel is in the early stages of talks with AMD about making the fabless chip designer an Intel Foundry customer, according to a report from Semafor.

The report, citing "people familiar with the matter," doesn't say just how much of AMD's chip manufacturing would move to Intel...

UK government still wants Apple to break data encryption

From ComputerWorld: The authoritarian, surveillance-loving UK Labour government remains deeply committed to magical thinking, slamming yet another encryption-busting “Technical Capability Notice” (TCN) on Apple, according to the Financial Times.

The difference is that this time it says it only...

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