Author: Robert Gill

The Boston Celtics secured a commanding 102-88 victory over the Miami Heat in Game 4 of the playoff series, thanks to a stellar performance by Derrick White. White led the charge with a playoff career-high 38 points, propelling the Celtics to a 3-1 series lead. However, it wasn’t all good news for Boston, as star player Kristaps Porzingis suffered a non-contact calf injury in the second quarter and was unable to return to the game. Porzingis’ status for upcoming games remains uncertain, with the team awaiting imaging results on his injury. On the bright side, Jayson Tatum, who also faced…

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Google is making significant changes to the lock screen in the upcoming Android 15 update, as reported by Swerd Media. One of the key changes being tested is moving the At a Glance widget to the bottom of the lock screen. Currently, the widget is positioned near the top, right below the date. This move seems to be inspired by iOS, where Live Activities have a similar feature placed at the bottom of the lock screen. Android widgets are known for offering quick access to app shortcuts or useful information right from the home screen. Google is also bringing back…

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The USD/JPY currency pair has experienced a noticeable decline on the hourly chart, with the drop now down to 156.85. This sudden decrease has caught the attention of Tokyo officials, who are responding in kind to try and manage the situation. Japanese authorities are facing challenges in keeping up with the fall of the yen, and questions are arising on how long they can sustain this response. There seems to be a lack of fundamental narrative on the side of Japanese officials, leaving many wondering about the sustainability of their efforts. The decline in the USD/JPY pair has raised concerns…

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Many Viewers Experiencing Technical Difficulties with Online Video Advertisements A recent survey conducted by Swerd Media has uncovered a troubling trend among online video viewers. The research found that a significant number of individuals are facing various challenges when it comes to viewing video advertisements on the internet. Some of the most common issues reported by viewers include slow loading times, content not loading at all, freezing, excessive volume, and other technical problems. These difficulties are proving to be a major source of frustration for viewers and could potentially be hindering the effectiveness of the advertisements themselves. The findings highlight…

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Alphabet, the parent company of tech giant Google, has reached a major milestone by achieving a $2 trillion market capitalization. This makes Alphabet the world’s fourth most valuable public company, a title it had only briefly held in the past. The breakthrough came after Alphabet sustained a full day of trading above the $2 trillion mark for the first time on Friday. This success was fueled by Alphabet’s impressive first-quarter earnings report, which exceeded analysts’ expectations. The revenue surge was largely driven by the continued success of Google’s search engine and the growing popularity of Google Cloud’s generative AI services.…

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Iconic British singer David Bowie and his band the Spiders from Mars have been immortalized in rock music culture since the early 1970s. Now, the European Space Agency’s Mars Express spacecraft has captured images of surface structures on the red planet that bear a striking resemblance to spiders. However, these spider-like formations are not the work of arachnids. Instead, they are created by layers of carbon dioxide ice on Mars. The pressure from the gas trapped beneath the ice causes it to burst through and bring up dark dust, shaping the spider-like patterns on the surface. While these images add…

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The University of Southern California has made the decision to cancel its main-stage graduation ceremony for students, citing safety concerns and the need to process a large number of attendees. This announcement comes in the midst of campus protests regarding the Israel-Hamas war and controversy surrounding the selection of the class valedictorian. Protests erupted on campus following the selection of Asna Tabassum, a Muslim student, as the valedictorian. Critics of the decision argued that Tabassum’s religious background was not representative of the student body as a whole. The controversy only escalated as tensions increased over the conflict in the Middle…

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Army Engineers Construct Floating Pier for Humanitarian Aid Delivery to Gaza Army engineers have recently begun construction of a floating pier and causeway off the coast of Gaza, aimed at facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid to residents of the region. According to sources, once completed, the project could potentially provide up to two million meals a day to the people of Gaza. The construction, which is currently in progress, is in line with predictions made by the Pentagon and is set to be finished early next month. The project was ordered by President Biden with the goal of allowing…

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Popular social media platform Reddit experienced a widespread outage this afternoon, leaving users frustrated and unable to access the site for nearly an hour. Users attempting to visit Reddit were met with an error message, urging them to try again later. At 12:52PM ET, Reddit made an update on its status page, confirming that the outage was due to a backend issue impacting many users. Downdetector, a service that tracks website outages, reported a significant spike in outage reports around 12:45PM ET. Fortunately, Reddit quickly identified the issue and began working to resolve it. The platform released another update at…

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The Supreme Court appears to be poised to weigh in on former President Donald Trump’s federal election subversion case, with key points emerging from the recent proceedings. One major development is the court’s reluctance to grant Trump sweeping immunity in the case, signaling a potential rejection of his claims. Additionally, special counsel Jack Smith may not receive blanket authorization to pursue charges against Trump, as the justices appear cautious about the implications for holding a trial before the upcoming November election. The failure to fully resolve the immunity question at the Supreme Court level could result in lower courts handling…

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