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    Flappy Bird to Return to the App Store in August

    The much loved game that made everyone want more is coming back. App creator Dong Nguyen today announced plans to return Flappy Bird to the App Store in August in a new interview…

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    Two Formula 1 cars race closely around a bend on the track, their vibrant colors captured in stunning detail. This thrilling moment could be seen on the latest Apple F1 broadcast deal, with both helmeted drivers pushing to the limit.

    Apple’s Formula 1 Broadcast Deal Was Years in the Making

    A line graph showing Apple Inc. (AAPL) stock price rising from April to October, peaking near 264, following an Apple price target raise. Key data: price is 262.77, up 3.90, with volume, P/E ratio, and other financial stats below the chart.

    Analysts Raise Price Targets for Apple Ahead of iPhone Earnings

    A white paper plane icon is centered on a circular blue flower-like background with overlapping petals, set against a dark blue gradient backdrop, representing the sleek interface of the OpenAI Atlas browser.

    OpenAI Launches Atlas, a New AI-Powered Browser to Challenge Google Chrome

    A person types on a laptop with a digital overlay showing two head profiles—one with gears, the other with a brain—connected by arrows and data flow, symbolizing artificial intelligence, data exchange, and the evolving computer science graduates job market.

    Computer Science Graduates Face New Job Market as AI Disrupts Entry-Level Roles

    Veeam logo in green above a plus sign, with the Securiti logo in blue and black below it, all on a white background—illustrating the Veeam acquires Securiti.ai announcement.

    Veeam Acquires Securiti.ai in $1.725 Billion Deal to Strengthen AI Data Security

    Close-up image of Adidas Brazuca soccer balls, the official match balls of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. They feature a white base with colorful swirling patterns in blue, orange, and green, showcasing the tournament logo and Adidas branding—highlights seen on TV rights broadcasts of major events like the FIFA Club World Cup.

    MLS Playoff Matches Now Available to All Apple TV Subscribers

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