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Brace for a shock: cost-of-living crisis drives up price of electric car charging

Recharging at home is 43% more expensive than a year ago – but EVs are still much cheaper to run than petrol and diesel cars While petrol price rises may have made the headlines, the energy crisis has also been hitting owners of electric cars in the pocket. The cost of charging at home has …

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Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 review: great noise-cancelling earbuds

Top sound in a new, more comfortable design, with good battery life, controls and wings The latest wireless earbuds from Sennheiser are smaller, longer lasting and have better sound and noise cancelling than their predecessors, making them some of the best on the market. Priced at £219.99 ($249.95/A$399.5), the third-generation Momentum true wireless earbuds look …

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‘Unstoppable until they aren’t’: are tech market losses signs of a bust?

Apple is no longer the most valuable company, Meta took a $230bn hit, Amazon reported its first loss since 2015, but a slump ‘is a big question mark’ Jeff Bezos knew this day was coming. Back in April the Amazon boss warned of an impending market slowdown, tweeting that the epic tech boom experienced during …

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‘He’s only 12 inches tall. I found him at a car boot sale’: John Adams’s best phone picture

The artist on creating a tableau with a toy and some cheap plastic plants Artist John Adams worked with assemblage boxes for years – eccentric cabinets of curios in the tradition of Joseph Cornell – before moving on to larger dioramas. An ex-teacher, Adams wanted to think bigger. In his studio, he sets up a …

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Data the dog: Twitter turns its privacy policy into an old-school video game

In Twitter Data Dash, players take control of a blue puppy who eats bones that inform him of site regulations On Friday, Elon Musk announced he was pausing his $45bn purchase of Twitter because he had only just discovered some of the accounts on the site were fake. But that’s not the strangest thing that …

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TerraUSD ‘stablecoin’ delisted from crypto exchanges

‘Algorithmic stablecoin’, whose collapse triggered multibillion-dollar selloff, turns off blockchain TerraUSD, the “algorithmic stablecoin” whose collapse prompted a multibillion-dollar selloff across crypto markets, has turned off its blockchain and been delisted from major exchanges, in effect shuttering the project for good. But the wider impact of the failure of the project, once valued at more …

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Taking his advice was like ‘chewing broken glass’: the short life of dating guru Kevin Samuels

The self-styled expert was quick to criticize Black women in the relationship sphere – and sympathy over his death was in short supply As a source of dating advice, Kevin Samuels would seem a last resort for America’s Black women. On his YouTube show and podcasts, Samuels criticized Black women for being old and out …

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Planned EU rules to protect children online are attack on privacy, warn critics

Encrypted messaging apps could be threatened by requirement for platforms to search for and combat child sexual abuse Critics have accused the European Commission of seeking to end encrypted communications after the EU’s executive body unveiled strict regulations for messaging apps intended to fight the spread of child sexual abuse imagery. Under the proposed regulations, …

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