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NEW RESOURCES Wolfram Blog: Checkmate! Dominate the Competition by Learning Game Theory with Wolfram Language. "I am glad to announce the launch of Introduction to Game Theory, a free interactive course that […]
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 This 215-sq-ft (20-sq-m) tiny house may be on the smaller side, but it still manages to make room for some of life's luxuries. The non-towable home features a comfortable interior for two and even has its own sauna and hot tub nearby.
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Chinese smartphone manufacturer Honor has pivoted into humanoid robotics this year, taking the top prize (and beating the human world record) at a humanoid half-marathon in Beijing.
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AirPods going haywire? Having random connection issues? Here's how to factory reset your AirPods to get them working like new again.
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Mr. Altman, who has faced criticism over OpenAI's direction, has culled company projects and is trying to be more disciplined with strategy.
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Apple has published a new ad to appeal to customers in the market for an iPhone and Apple Watch pairing, highlighting the insights it can offer for your health.
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Meta is testing out a premium version of its messaging app, called WhatsApp Plus, that will include several paywalled features. As first spotted by WABetaInfo, Meta is currently rolling out a paid version of WhatsApp, which features mostly cosmetic upgrades. According to the Help Center page, WhatsApp Plus subscribers will get access to premium stickers that can have special effects and the ability to personalize the app's themes and icons.
Beyond the decorative elements, WhatsApp Plus users can pin up to 20 chats, set a premium ringtone for certain contacts and further customize chat lists with alerts, ringtones and themes. According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is exploring more features for its premium plan, but there's no exact pricing announced yet. Subscription costs currently range from 229 Pakistani Rupees, or less than $1, to €2.49, or around $3, according to WABetaInfo.
Meta isn't paywalling any of WhatsApp's basic functions, so the ability to send messages, make voice calls and take advantage of end-to-end encryption remains free. However, the introduction of WhatsApp Plus follows Meta also trialing
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