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Brave's ad blocking eases your computer's memory use

And 40 percent lower power usage, too. But other browsers get similar results with ad blockers.

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<p>The Global India International School's latest campus is really smart thanks to the Internet of Things.</p>

This connected campus makes me wish I was back in school

The new smart Global Indian International School campus has all the bells and whistles.

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Facebook under pressure to curb spread of anti-vaccine content

The social network says it's exploring ways to minimize harm caused by misinformation about vaccines.

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These Android apps have been tracking you, even when you say stop

Exclusive: Advertisers are collecting info that can help them skirt an Android privacy feature, according to new research.

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Japanese zoo runs chimp escape drill (with a human in a costume)

Thank you, Kyoto City Zoo. You just made the internet's day.

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<p>Google Play Store scans over 50 billion apps on users' devices every day to identify harmful behavior.&nbsp;</p>

Google Play: We've cracked down on bad apps

Google says it rejected at least 55 percent more app submissions in 2018 than in 2017.

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<p>Instagram's Direct messaging service could be expanding.</p>

Instagram direct messaging could be coming to browsers, desktop

A software engineer spotted that it's testing an expanded version of Direct.

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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's chaotic interview: 6 takeaways from his tweets

In an interview through tweets, Dorsey talks about tech responsibility, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Cheez-Its.

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Jack Dorsey’s Twitter interview was a 'chaotic hellpit'

Commentary: The Twitter CEO's live-tweeted #karajack interview was like a regular interview, but with EVERYONE! YELLING! AT! ONCE!

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<p>Backblaze tries to keep online storage costs low by building its own storage "pods."</p>

Backblaze raises online backup prices $1 a month, but still cheaper than rivals

The unlimited-data service now charges $6 per month or $60 per year, but existing customers can sign up for another year at the old $50 annual rate.

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Email provider hack destroys nearly two decades' worth of data

VFEmail says all US-based data is gone.

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Amazon's Eero takeover will feed its smart home obsession

From The 3:59 show: Amazon's home lineup of smart speakers, wall clocks, microwaves and TVs (and on and on) will get a little bigger with Eero's Wi-Fi hardware.

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GRAMMYS 2019

Here's Everything to Know About the 2019 Grammys

Find out how to watch the Grammy Awards if you don't have cable and more.