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Popular Apple device is now OBSOLETE - and it will leave users without any support if something goes wrong

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Apple has once again updated its dreaded obsolete products list, consigning more of its tech to the scrap heap.

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Jaguar ditches roaring big cat badge for its EV rebrand - and admits it won't appeal to traditional customers

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Bosses say they expect to retain just 15% of the company's existing customers when it relaunches as an EV-only brand with a new image.

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Bunnings hits back with shocking CCTV of staff being threatened by customers after being slammed for using facial recognition technology

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Bunnings has hit back with shocking CCTV after the Privacy Commissioner ruled that it breached privacy laws by using facial recognition technology on customers.

Old digital cameras sell for up to £300 online due to Gen Z appeal: Could YOU cash in?

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Compact digital cameras have become popular among younger people due to their 'authentic' feel, according to one second-hand tech expert

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Forget BMI - a new 'roundness' measure predicts how much fat you have on the inside no matter your build and tells if you'll die early. Here's how to find your score...

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Imagine trying to work out if you are dangerously overweight without once hopping on to the bathroom scales. That's what a new method for determining body size aims to do.

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What your resting heart rate should REALLY be at your age - and whether you should worry about what your smartwatch tells you

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A normal healthy person's resting heart rate, sometimes shortened to RHR, is normally between 60 and 100 beats per minute , though extremely healthy athletes can get this down into the 40s.

Woman reveals her plans to have sex with Elon Musk and give birth to first 'Martian baby' as tech billionaire goes on mission to colonise Mars

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A woman has revealed she wants have Elon Musk's baby as part of his plans to colonise Mars.

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Gina Rinehart proposes bold idea for Australia after having a private meeting with Elon Musk

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Gina Rinehart has suggested a bold idea for Australia after having a private meeting with Elon Musk.

Ticketek is hit by massive outage as Aussies fume: 'I can't access my tickets!'

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Customers trying to access the company's website on Tuesday have come across a message informing them that officials are conducting maintenance work on the site.

Monday, Nov 18

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Elon's Daddy issues may have pushed Musk into Trump's arms... but there's a showdown that threatens to destroy this budding 'bromance'

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The ease - not to mention the child-like pleasure - with which Musk has assumed his place as a member of the inner Trump clan has surprised even hardened political observers.

Government to launch crackdown on 'subscription traps' which cost unwitting consumers an estimated £1.6 billion a year for services including TV, magazines and beauty products

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New plans will make it easier for customers to cancel arrangements, with nearly 10 million of 155million subscriptions unwanted, costing households an average of £14 per month.

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23andMe customers terrified about what will happen to their data if company goes bankrupt

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23andMe customers are fearful their personal information could be leaked if the popular at-home DNA testing company goes bankrupt.

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'They've got blood on their hands'... Sextortion victim's parents hit out at social media companies

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The parents of a Scots teenager who took his own life after becoming a victim of sextortion have accused social media companies of having 'blood on their hands'.

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Elon Musk's X 'to launch special new feature for NFL fans'

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The social media platform and the NFL partnered to build a new centralized portal that will house all NFL-related content, an X spokesperson told the New York Post.

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Get the Rivals look! Experts reveal how to upgrade your style to emulate 80s Cotswolds chic as viewers are gripped by 'the Jilly Cooper effect'

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Here, FEMAIL takes a look at how you can recreate the enviable lives of non-stop Rivals rompers as the Cotswolds-based bonkbuster harks back to 1980s glamour.

Now the CINEMA is tracking you: Popular UK chain is secretly using AI to monitor viewers - including their seat choice and snack selection

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From smartphones to air fryers , several popular gadgets have been found to 'spy' on users. Now, it seems that not even the cinema is safe.

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MyGov website goes down, cutting off access to vital services for thousands of Aussies

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More than 1,000 outage reports were made to the DownDetector website as users were unable to access the MyGov government website

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Elon Musk shares awkward 'truth' behind photo of Trump's inner circle

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Elon Musk, Tulsi Gabbard, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emerged as key figures in Donald Trump's 2024 presidential victory. Their combined influence energized the Republican base.

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Underwater robot discovers a never-before-seen creature at the junction of three tectonic plates in the Pacific Ocean - as baffled viewers dub it the 'forbidden toilet scrubber'

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Researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute spotted the animal while using an underwater robot to scour the seabed.

Apple appears to have DISCONTINUED a popular device - as concerned shoppers find it's sold out around the world

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Apple fans were surprised to find that a once-essential piece of tech is no longer available online, sparking concerns this popular device may have been discontinued.

Mango blasted for 'false advertising' after using AI models as fans say the figures are 'stealing human jobs'

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The Spanish brand piloted generative AI models in July, creating the Sunset-Dream campaign aimed at teenagers, before releasing another A ad campaign this month.

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Revealed: How you could soon tell how keen a date is - thanks to an app

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Researchers have trained a computer - using data from wearable technology that measures respiration, heart rates and perspiration - to identify the type of conversation two people are having.

Sunday, Nov 17

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Is your air conditioning making you sick? The signs to look for and how to prevent it, according to an expert

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If you are experiencing unexplained headaches, a cough and runny nose, dizziness or fatigue with no known culprit, you may want to inspect a common household appliance.

Space Force commander vows to end DEI training in military after being fired for criticizing Biden-Harris agenda

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Matt Lohmeier, who was in the Space Force before losing his job in 2021 over comments about diversity, told DailyMail.com he hopes to help root out DEI training.

Saturday, Nov 16

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Elon Musk's mysterious relationship with his baby momma takes a twist with new photos from Mar-a-Lago

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Elon Musk 's mysterious relationship with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, 38, has fallen back under the spotlight this week as the billionaire appears to have taken his tryst public at Mar-a-Lago.

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Scientists discover what caused the Roman Empire to collapse 1,500 years ago

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Researchers have discovered what really led to the fall of the Roman Empire 1,500 years ago. The researchers looked at shipwreck data, population and trade to understand what ended the empire.

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Dark messages on Google's AI chatbot Gemini sent to a college student

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Google's AI chatbot Gemini is facing a backlash after a Michigan graduate student received a disturbing messages which included insults and harmful language.

Friday, Nov 15

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NASA tracking bus-sized asteroid making close approach to Earth TOMORROW

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NASA is keeping a close eye on a bus-sized asteroid that's expected to skim past Earth tomorrow morning. It's one of five that will pass us this weekend.

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Frantic cleaning, insomnia and even naked night-time wandering: How tonight's full moon can change your life - if you know how to harness it

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'The moon pulls the tides and waters and so it pulls us,' Helena says, leading us through a guided meditation. 'You are circling freely around the stars. How does it feel?'

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Final supermoon of 2024 will rise TONIGHT - here's the best time to see the astronomical display

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The last supermoon of 2024 is set to light up the sky tonight. Skygazers will not want to miss the November supermoon as the next will not appear until 2034.