FCC fines robocaller $225 million, Samsung reveals Galaxy A smartphones
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The Federal Communications Commission just issued its largest punishment in history, a $225 million fine was levied against telemarketers who made around 1 billion robo calls to consumers.
Millions of those calls use spoofed phone numbers and targeted people on the Do Not Call Registry.
The FCC says it hopes the fines combined with additional cease and desist notices would help stop unwanted Robo calling.
Samsung has officially revealed its newest trio of smartphones.
What's the Samsung Galaxy A 52, A 525G and A 72.
All three devices are less expensive than the company's flagship Galaxy S lineup, but do offer some features high end phones don't have.
Like a headphone jack and a micro SD slot for expandable storage.
They're available now, in select markets globally.
And finally, Ilan musk says, he wants to send a SpaceX starship prototype, to orbit in what's called a full stack launch.
That full stack, would include starship riding atop, the company's newest, super heavy rocket booster.
SPACEX still has multiple tests to run and obstacles to solve before a successful orbital launch can be officially scheduled.
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