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Amazon Denies Reports of Adding Tariff Charges In Product Pricing
Amazon has firmly rejected reports suggesting it would introduce tariff charges as a separate line item on product costs, addressing speculation that surfaced in news reports earlier today. The e-commerce giant issued a statement clarifying that no such plan was ever approved, dispelling concerns among shoppers about potential price increases amid ongoing global trade discussions.…
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Amazon Tests New Way to Get You To Spend More
Amazon, the global e-commerce giant, has quietly rolled out a new feature aimed at increasing sales by leveraging customers’ purchase histories. The company is testing a desktop pop-up screen that appears when some users click the cart icon, redirecting them from the checkout process to a curated display of previously purchased items. This move, part…
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The Roku Channel Adds Three New Channels
The Roku Channel, a leading destination for free, ad-supported streaming, announced today the addition of three new channels to its ever-growing roster, further solidifying its position as a go-to platform for diverse entertainment. The new channels—Movie Hub Action (Channel 284), Movie Hub (Channel 305), and Fear Zone (Channel 772)—are now available to Roku users in…
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Roku’s New Next-Generation TVs Will Offer Improved Picture Quality For Everything You Watch
Roku, Inc., the leading TV streaming platform in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, has announced a transformative upgrade to its Roku-made TV lineup, set to redefine home entertainment in 2025. The company revealed enhancements to its Roku TV Plus and Pro Series lines, introducing cutting-edge mini-LED technology and an advanced automatic picture detection system designed…
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Local Now Drops PBS Channels From Its Free Service
In a surprising shift for streaming enthusiasts, Local Now, the free, ad-supported streaming service known for its hyper-local content, has quietly removed PBS local channels from its lineup. The decision, confirmed by Local Now representatives last week, marks a significant reversal from the fanfare surrounding PBS’s addition to the platform in early 2024. Meanwhile, Amazon…
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15.6″ Laptop With 1TB SSD & Intel Quad-Core Processor Drops to Record-Low $299.99
In a deal that’s turning heads among students, professionals, and budget-conscious tech enthusiasts, the NIMO 15.6″ FHD Student Laptop is now available for an unprecedented $299.99, down from its regular price of $399.99. This limited-time sale, spotted on major retail platforms like Amazon and Walmart, offers a rare opportunity to snag a feature-packed laptop at…
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Home TV Sets Were Born 97 Years Ago Today
Today marks the 97th anniversary of a groundbreaking moment in technological history: the installation of the first home television sets in 1928. On April 28 of that year, RCA and General Electric (GE) placed three experimental television sets in homes in Schenectady, New York, marking the dawn of a new era in entertainment and communication.…
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31 Years Ago Today “The Simpsons” Celebrated Its 100th Episode: A Look Back
On April 28, 1994, television history was made as The Simpsons, FOX’s groundbreaking animated sitcom, aired its 100th episode, cementing its place as a cultural juggernaut. The episode, titled “Sweet Seymour Skinner’s Baadasssss Song,” marked a significant milestone for a show that had already redefined animation and comedy, captivating audiences with its sharp wit, relatable…
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Walmart+ Week Gives You Six Months of Paramount+ with SHOWTIME Free for Members
Walmart+ Week, running from April 28 to May 4, 2025, is offering an unprecedented deal for Walmart+ members: six months of Paramount+ with SHOWTIME at no additional cost. Typically, Walmart+ members enjoy the ad-supported Paramount+ Essential plan as part of their subscription, but this limited-time promotion upgrades members to the premium, ad-free Paramount+ with SHOWTIME…
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FCC Adopts New Rules to Improve Wireless Internet Services Like 5G Home Internet & More
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today voted to adopt groundbreaking rules to enhance commercial access to the lower 37 GHz spectrum band (37-37.6 GHz), a move poised to accelerate innovation in wireless technologies. The new framework is designed to support a wide range of applications, including Internet of Things (IoT) systems, wireless broadband, internet backhaul…