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Several celebrities are set to make appearances on Aug. 12 to help introduce Google's 11th-generation flagship. Here's what to expect from the Pixel 11 and Pixel Watch lineup.

It's almost time for Google to reveal its new flagship smartphones. The Pixel 11 family, which includes the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold, will be officially announced at the Aug. 12 Mad...


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Scientists are starting to visualize what these space-based data centers would look like over Earth when they'd occupy a special 'sun synchronous orbit,' potentially creating massive artificial rings.

As companies race to build orbiting data centers, scientists are starting to warn the same systems could create giant rings of artificial satellites around Earth, altering the n...


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