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Some of Xteink’s credit card-sized e-readers are losing their best feature
Technology

Some of Xteink’s credit card-sized e-readers are losing their best feature

Xteink has implemented firmware restrictions on some X3 and X4 e-readers purchased from third-party sellers like Taobao, blocking third-party upgrades like CrossPoint Reader due to safety and warranty issues. While official overseas versions remain unaffected, the change has divided the community, with the company promising stock improvements amid calls for transparency on affected regions.

Lisa Johnsonabout 12 hours ago
Judge grants ‘toxic’ Taylor Frankie Paul and ex-partner’s protective orders - National
Canada

Judge grants ‘toxic’ Taylor Frankie Paul and ex-partner’s protective orders - National

A Utah court has granted three-year mutual protective orders against reality TV star Taylor Frankie Paul and ex-partner Dakota Mortensen, citing bidirectional domestic violence in their 'toxic' relationship. Amid custody battles for their two-year-old son and allegations of a leaked damaging video, no criminal charges were filed against either, as the commissioner urges better co-parenting.

David Kimabout 12 hours ago
‘Summer House’ Reunion Leak May Lead to Lawsuit, Monetary Damages Over ‘Hefty’ NDA Breach, Expert Says
Entertainment

‘Summer House’ Reunion Leak May Lead to Lawsuit, Monetary Damages Over ‘Hefty’ NDA Breach, Expert Says

Bravo has concluded its investigation into a leaked audio clip from the Summer House season 10 reunion, identifying a production member as the source and taking appropriate action amid potential NDA breach lawsuits. Legal experts warn of monetary damages for the leaker and copyright actions against media and fans reposting the content, while the leak spotlights ongoing cast drama involving Ciara Miller, Amanda Batula, and West Wilson.

Jessica Williamsabout 12 hours ago
View from The Hill: Albanese sensitive on one tax reform that won’t be in the budget
Science

View from The Hill: Albanese sensitive on one tax reform that won’t be in the budget

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese rebuffed suggestions to index income tax rates in the upcoming budget, citing other equity measures, amid warnings from economists about worsening bracket creep due to inflation from global conflicts. Treasurer Jim Chalmers detailed major spending pressures totaling billions across health, defence, and welfare, as the government focuses on reforms to capital gains tax and negative gearing instead.

Jessica Williamsabout 13 hours ago