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  Doug Sandlin

  

  May 24

  Windows 11 Is Available Now. Here's How to Download It

  CNET - Alison DeNisco Rayome

  There are a few ways to download Microsoft's latest operating system. We walk you through the steps.

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  Doug Sandlin

  

  How decentralization and Web3 will impact the enterprise

  ZDNet - Dion Hinchcliffe

  With all the innovations in the world, it can be difficult to separate the signal from the noise when it comes to often controversial subjects like …

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  Doug Sandlin

  

  These rechargeable batteries are more sustainable and safer than lithium—and half the cost

  Fast Company - By Adele Peters

  The battery is water-based and uses other cheap, readily available materials like manganese and metal oxide. Since lithium-ion batteries were first sold 30 years ago, they’ve dropped in cost by 97%. But they’re still too expensive for making electric cars that can compete in cost with fossil-fueled …

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  Doug Sandlin

  

  Apple Just Quietly Revealed a New Feature That Will Completely Upend This $125 Billion Industry

  Inc Magazine - Jason Aten

  Your iPhone keeps getting more useful. Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)--which is happening this week--is when the company pulls the cover off all of the new features coming to its various software platforms. It's also--at least, in theory--when developers find out what new technology …

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  Doug Sandlin

  

  The billion-dollar startup with a cunning plan to break the web browser stalemate

  techradar.com - Joel Khalili

  The stranglehold of technology giants makes the web browser market an inhospitable place for newcomers, no matter the quality of their product. The …

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  Doug Sandlin

  

  Where the billions spent on autonomous vehicles by U.S. and Chinese giants is heading

  CNBC - Rebecca Fannin

  For years, Alphabet's Waymo and others leaders have promised autonomous vehicles are just around the bend. But that future has not arrived yet. Why …