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June 2025

It’s a car, not a phone: 🚘 It’s a car, not a phone: Volkswagen gets it. After plenty of complaints, VW is ditching haptic sliders and touch controls and bringing back physical buttons. Climate control, hazard lights and volume will return to good… https://t.co/f0JhP4PKEH #kimk https://t.co/yfpZHtkesL

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June 2025

Satellite Imagery You Can Play With: Satellite imagery is in the news right now, but not all satellite constellations are the preserve of governments. Satellogic operates a series of CubeSats with Earth imaging payloads, and best …read more https://t.co/CK2Ho5Mref #hadtips https://t.co/TijvaVeJq3

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June 2025

Want to record your voice on Windows 11: 🎙️ Want to record your voice on Windows 11? The Voice Recorder app is gone, but you can use Sound Recorder, which is even better. It shows audio wavelengths while recording and lets you mark important… https://t.co/e98iAZKym4 #kimk https://t.co/qPVN6caqsw

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June 2025

22,000 years old: Vehicle tracks were found in the U.S., and they might belong to a travois. That’s a sled-like frame pulled by a person or horse. If that’s the case, humans were wandering America 7,000 years earlier than we thought. Mind blown. … https://t.co/ZhBM8MaqJd #kimk https://t.co/RH6z530tSe

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June 2025

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