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Flappy Bird Returns: Now with 100% More Crypto
Ten years after its sudden disappearance, Flappy Bird is coming back. The once-viral mobile game, originally yanked from app stores by creator Dong Nguyen in 2014, is getting a fresh start under new management with a plan to mine cryptocurrency through the game.
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Blue and Blah: Paypal’s new brand identity
The PayPal rebrand, designed by Pentagram, features a generic typeface and a flattened logo, aiming for a modern look, yet it risks blending into the sea of corporate sameness in the fintech space.
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With an official weather app, Google finally catches up with Apple.
Google has finally rolled out a dedicated weather app. And it has a very Material You element to it.
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Gemini Live begins to roll out. But, not for everyone yet.
Gemini Live is Google’s advanced AI assistant designed for natural, free-flowing conversations. It has begun to roll-out for Pixel and Samsung devices.
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The Harris-Walz logo is what a Hershey’s flavored Bud Light beer would look like
The new Harris-Walz campaign logo has received mixed reactions for its minimalist black-and-white design. The logo reflects Vice President Kamala Harris’s effort to assert her identity in the campaign she inherited from President Biden.
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Deadpool and Wolverine Review (No Spoilers): A Meta Marvel Mashup
Deadpool and Wolverine has Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman team up to save a world. A wild ride that does a genuine attempt to breathe new life into the superhero genre.
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Every major Deadpool and Wolverine cameo
The third instalment of the Deadpool franchise, Deadpool and Wolverine, delivers a healthy bunch of them cameos.
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The CrowdStrike outage offers a horrifying preview of a technical doomsday
The CrowdStrike glitch? A tiny blip. Imagine a real tech meltdown: dark cities, hospital chaos, and bartering for groceries. A doomsday scenario is not just a movie premise anymore.
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Rebuilding brick-by-brick: LEGO unveils a vibrant new look
Lego’s rebranding initiative, led by Interbrand and OLA, introduces a fun design language, elements and a new, custom font to elevate the brand experience.
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Adobe willing to pay up to $7.25 for every minute of your videos, to train its AI model
Adobe plans to pay for user-submitted videos and photos that it plans to use to train and develop its AI text-to-video generator.
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