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The Pixel 10A is a little too much like last year’s phone
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The Verge

The Pixel 10A is a little too much like last year’s phone

Google's midrange Pixels have been our top pick for budget Android phones for a while. They offer good cameras and most of what you need at a budget-friendly price. But this year's upgrade feels so minimal, I'd liken it more to a Pixel 9A+. Or a Pixel 9B. The $499 Pixel 10A is supposed to be a slightly worse Pixel 10. But it's more like a slightly better Pixel 9A. And that's a bit of a bummer. Very few of the features that make the Pixel 10 series compelling trickled down to the 10A this year.

Toyota’s C-HR electric hatchback starts at $38,135
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The Verge

Toyota’s C-HR electric hatchback starts at $38,135

Toyota is on an EV roll these days, introducing the newly all-electric, three-row Highlander SUV, and giving us a fuller picture of the bZ Woodland wagon. Now, the Japanese auto giant is completing the triumvirate with a full detail breakdown of the upcoming C-HR hatchback. We already knew that the C-HR won't be as affordable as we originally thought, coming in at $38,135 (including destination fee) for the base SE trim. That's a lot more than the $25,000-$30,000 some experts were expecting, bu

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Perplexity joins anti-ad camp as AI companies battle over trust and revenue 
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The Verge

Perplexity joins anti-ad camp as AI companies battle over trust and revenue 

AI search startup Perplexity is distancing itself from ads amid fears users won't trust chatbots with an agenda to upsell. The move highlights an emerging crossroads for the AI industry as the sector's biggest players hunt for stable sources of income to bankroll massive spending, with giants like OpenAI leaning into ads and others like Anthropic promising to keep them out. Perplexity began phasing out ads late last year and isn't exploring any new ad deals at the moment, executives said on Mon

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Tesla won’t use the term ‘Autopilot’ in California anymore
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The Verge

Tesla won’t use the term ‘Autopilot’ in California anymore

Tesla is no longer using the term "Autopilot" to describe the self-driving capabilities of its vehicles in California, avoiding a 30-day sales suspension in the state. The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced that Tesla has taken corrective action after finding in December that the EV manufacturer's marketing was violating state law and misleading customers into thinking its cars would drive autonomously. The DMV's complaint is connected to written marketing materials for Ad

Stardex (YC S21) Is Hiring
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Hacker News

Stardex (YC S21) Is Hiring

Article URL: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/stardex/jobs/lag1C1P-customer-success-engineer-ai-data-migration Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47058106 Points: 0 # Comments: 0

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