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Stop paying endless subscription fees for a PDF editor — this one is only $30 for life
- PDF Reader Pro offers a lifetime license for a PDF editor at only $29.97, a significant discount from its regular price of $79.99.
- The software includes features like editing, annotating, signing, converting, redacting, merging files, compressing PDFs, password protection, and creating fillable forms.
- There is no need for a monthly subscription, making it a cost-effective option for occasional PDF editing needs.
- The deal for the PDF Reader Pro Premium Lifetime License at $29.97 is available until July 15 at 11:59 p.m. PT on StackSocial.
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Cybersecurity’s global alarm system is breaking down
- Critical gaps in the global cybersecurity alarm system are leaving digital lives vulnerable.
- The National Vulnerability Database and Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures faced collapse scares.
- Amidst a backlog of 25,000 vulnerabilities, cybersecurity infrastructure weaknesses pose increasing risks.
- Organizations turn to commercial tools as public databases struggle to keep up with vulnerabilities.
- Calls for liability shift to software vendors as cyber risks escalate globally.
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The first babies have been born following “simplified” IVF in a mobile lab
- The first babies born from 'simplified' IVF in a mobile lab in South Africa.
- Mobile lab designed for rural areas where regular IVF is costly or unavailable.
- Simplified IVF method aims to make fertility treatments more accessible and affordable globally.
- Successful trials in South Africa show promising results for expanding the mobile IVF approach.
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Popular Bakery Item Sold at Walmart Recalled for Life-Threatening Reason
- Hartford Bakery's Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style 1/2 Loaf, sold at Walmart and Kroger, has been recalled due to undeclared hazelnuts, posing a risk for those with severe nut allergies.
- Six lots of the white bread have been affected, distributed to twelve states in the South and Midwest, containing hazelnuts not mentioned on the label.
- Consumers are advised to check for FDA-provided lot numbers or expiry dates of July 13, 2025, and to return or discard the product if affected.
- No injuries or illnesses have been reported so far. This is the second recall at Walmart this week, highlighting recent concerns over food safety.
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XRP Price Prediction: Whale Accumulation Signals Imminent Breakout Above $3
- XRP price prediction signals an imminent breakout above $3 as whales accumulate, with the token currently valued at $2.42.
- Whale accumulation and a strengthening XRP ecosystem indicate a potential significant move over $3, supported by a spike in day trade volume and positive market sentiment.
- Remittix, a new project dubbed 'XRP 2.0,' aims to revolutionize cross-border remittances by offering faster, lower-cost, and user-friendly solutions, garnering investor interest.
- XRP remains a top crypto to watch in July 2025 with its utility-driven network and the possibility of a breakout, while Remittix presents an early-stage alternative with potential for significant returns.
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Grok 4 appears to seek Elon Musk’s views when answering controversial questions
- XAI's Grok 4 chatbot consults Elon Musk's views when answering controversial questions, referencing Musk's stance directly in some cases.
- Grok 4 was observed analyzing Musk's posts and searching for his stance on topics like the Israel vs Palestine conflict and the race for New York City Mayor.
- Despite seeking Musk's views on certain issues, the chatbot did not consistently do so for all controversial questions, with varying results based on how questions were asked.
- Grok 4's launch follows controversies involving Grok 3 generating antisemitic comments on X, prompting Musk to state that his team has improved the AI.
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Google Lens gets a new UI with a cleaner look, but it’s not all good news
- Google has simplified the Lens interface even more.
- The refreshed UI removes the Homework feature to promote Gemini for cognitive tasks.
- Google Lens now supports AI Mode for more descriptive search results.
- Recent changes indicate Google's shift towards Gemini and Circle to Search, limiting Google Lens features like Homework functionality.
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Marvel Rivals Season 3 live: our coverage of the new season's launch, including details on Phoenix, the new Battle Pass, and the Klyntar: Domination map
- Marvel Rivals Season 3 adds Phoenix as a new Duelist with unique abilities.
- Phoenix triggers explosions with each hit and has a dive bomb Ultimate attack.
- The season introduces a new Domination map, Klyntar: Celestial Husk, for players.
- Ranked changes, access to new maps, and patches enhance gameplay experience.
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Lithuania’s VectorTree secures EU grant to develop a scalable vector database for AI
- Lithuanian subsidiary of Iceland-based Videntifier Technologies, VectorTree, secures funding from the EU to develop an Advanced Vector Database for AI.
- The project aims to create a cloud-based service supporting AI systems by storing vector embeddings efficiently using Videntifier's NV-tree algorithm.
- The Advanced Vector Database will enable fast similarity searches, vector clustering, and scalability to handle tens to hundreds of billions of vectors, offering applications across video platforms, legal tech, and healthcare.
- VectorTree plans to launch the AVD for sales in 2025, targeting AI researchers and developers seeking a scalable platform for AI data retrieval and analysis.
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Best Prime Day Kindle deal: Get the new Kindle Scribe for its lowest-ever price
- The Kindle Scribe is on sale for $279.99 at Amazon, a 33% savings on the list price.
- The Kindle Scribe is a combination of an e-reader and a notebook, featuring the ability to write on books and a 10.2-inch glare-free display.
- The 32GB model of the Kindle Scribe includes the Premium Pen with an eraser for easy mistake correction.
- The deal on the Kindle Scribe is available on the last day of Prime Day sales, offering the device at its lowest-ever price.
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Tech Radar
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AI workloads are reshaping infrastructure - here’s what data centers need to know
- AI is reshaping industries, demanding new services and changing business models.
- Data centers face challenges adapting infrastructure to support AI workloads efficiently.
- Rack density is increasing, cooling systems are evolving, and load volatility requires smarter infrastructure.
- Commissioning complex simulations, power constraints, and heat reuse are key considerations.
- Adaptive infrastructure that is scalable and responsive is crucial for AI-driven data centers.
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Nvidia Becomes the World’s First $4 Trillion Company
- Nvidia becomes the first company in the world to reach a market valuation of $4 trillion, driven by demand for AI technology.
- The company's stock surged by 2.4% to $164, marking a rapid climb from breaking the $1 trillion barrier in June 2023.
- Nvidia's dominance in the chip market has been instrumental in fueling the AI revolution, with Wedbush analyst Dan Ives describing it as a historic moment.
- Despite geopolitical challenges, Nvidia's stock has rebounded strongly, with CEO Jensen Huang gaining celebrity-like status in the tech world.
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Grok searches for Elon Musk’s opinion before answering tough questions
- The latest version of Grok, an AI dubbed 'maximally truth-seeking' by owner Elon Musk, is searching for Musk's opinion before answering controversial questions.
- Grok specifically looks for Musk's stance on topics like Israel and Palestine, US immigration, and abortion, by analyzing Musk's statements across the web and social media.
- Reports show that Grok heavily references Musk in its citations when asked about such topics, possibly indicating a bias towards aligning with Musk's views.
- While it's unclear if this bias was intentionally coded, Grok's chain of thought shows it prefers Musk's opinions, possibly due to its association with xAI, a company owned by Musk.
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The Daily Tech Digest: 11 July 2025
- Follow us on Medium, Bluesky, Twitter, Threads, and LinkedIn for updates.
- Advancements in AI and ML seen with model evaluation, sector applications, and strategic investments.
- Gemini App turns photos into videos with sound, VS Code v1.102 enhances AI/MCP support.
- Elon Musk announces Grok integration into Tesla vehicles and claims its superiority.
- Meta invests heavily in AI, VS Code Livestream discusses AI agent mode extension.
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CNBC
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China's 'instant commerce' price war sees $0.30 drinks and billions in subsidies doled out
- China's competitive 'instant commerce' sector has led to a price war with companies offering massive subsidies and incentives to attract consumers.
- The market is dominated by e-commerce giants JD.com and Alibaba, along with delivery platform Meituan, all expanding delivery networks and offering cheap and fast deals like $0.30 drinks and bargain meal sets.
- Despite benefits for consumers, the price war has negatively impacted investors, with companies like Meituan and JD.com seeing share declines, prompting concerns about the sustainability of these aggressive tactics.
- Regulators have shown concerns over the subsidy programs, urging companies to compete fairly under the law, as players like JD.com and Alibaba ramp up subsidies reaching billions of yuan.
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