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Deliveroo is rolling out a major new feature after its £2.9bn takeover that could transform how customers use the app beyond takeaway orders.

Daily Express

Deliveroo to make major change to service after £2.9bn takeover

ZDNET readers love this E Ink tablet, thanks to its paper-to-pen writing experience and versatile uses.

ZDNet

Hundreds of readers bought this E Ink tablet - and I highly recommend it

Crypto headlines are active this week. The BNB coin price is holding near $630 after the 35th quarterly burn removed more than a billion dollars in supply, with traders watching whether the asset can move toward higher resistance levels. Cardano price prediction charts show ADA edging slightly higher near $0.253, with momentum indicators pointing to a mild recovery rather than a cl

Coindoo

BNB Price Holds Near $630, Cardano Edges Up, and BlockDAG Prepares May 7 Ecosystem Launch

The 2027 convention sold out in a single day, and many fans were incredibly unhappy with the experience.

Gizmodo

Buying ‘Star Wars’ Celebration Tickets Was a Nightmare

The CEO got the boot after trying to sell stuff on eBay to 'pay for eBay.'

Gizmodo

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen Banned From eBay After Flexing His Meme-Stock Muscle

Key Takeaways: Ethereum Foundation sold 5,000 ETH, which was converted to DAI amounting to $11.1M The median price of the sale was $2,221 per ETH The relocation is an indication of further shift in operational stability towards the use of stablecoin reserves The Ethereum Foundation has completed a new notable treasury action, sold 5,000 ETH and completely converted it to DAI. The

CryptoNinjas

Ethereum Foundation Dumps 5,000 ETH for $11.1M DAI at $2,221 Avg Price

Since the Genius Act passed, Anchorage has won every single large stablecoin issuance mandate across the landscape, according to the firm’s CEO Nathan McCauley.

CoinDesk

The stablecoin queue: 20 banks and tech giants are waiting to issue tokens with Anchorage Digital

The recently unveiled "wiz3D" project is designed to "resurrect" stereoscopic support in older games, allowing them to run with compatible goggles and other stereo display devices. The open-source tool acts as a stereoscopic 3D wrapper, injecting hooks into gaming APIs to generate real-time stereo 3D output on modern Windows systems....Read Entire Article

TechSpot

Open-source project wants to bring stereoscopic 3D gaming back from the dead

Lenovo's Pro 9i Aura Edition is a powerful laptop that boasts strong sustained performance, a vivid display, and a robust cooling system.

ZDNet

This Lenovo laptop might be its most competitive Dell XPS rival yet - my test results prove it

OpenAI's chatbot has some weird linguistic tics in Chinese that are driving users crazy.

Wired

ChatGPT Has 'Goblin' Mania in the US. In China It Will 'Catch You Steadily'

Key Takeaways Bitcoin at $79,819 on Binance, down 3.37% from the $82,600 session high. Rezaei, adviser to the late Supreme Leader Khamenei, called U.S. plan “unrealistic”. MA 100 at $80,592 broken; MA 50 at $81,306 now overhead resistance. MA 200 at $78,983 is the only remaining structural support below price. RSI (14) at 30.45, near oversold; signal line at 42.11. A 14-Point Pl

Coindoo

Bitcoin Falls Below $80,000 as Iranian Official Calls U.S. Hormuz Plan Unrealistic

In an email viewed by WIRED, Shaotran describes Blitz Industries as “a defense company backed by big names.”

Wired

DOGE’s Ethan Shaotran Is Now Running a Defense Tech Startup

Key Takeaways: Ethereum validator exit queue shot up to some 439,000 ETH, following a recent DeFi exploit. Wait times to the exit increase to more than 7 days as validators scramble to withdraw staked funds. There is no fundamental change in the network, and liquidity and sentiment are strained in the short run. The number of validator exits is at a sharp spike after an incident

CryptoNinjas

Ethereum Validator Exit Queue Hits 439K ETH After DeFi Exploit Sparks Rush

io9 spoke to Jeremy Slater, the writer of the video game adaptation, in theaters May 8.

Gizmodo

Why ‘Mortal Kombat II’ Ignores Most of the Events of the First Film

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