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Nvidia has quietly removed the GeForce RTX 5080 from its online store, following rumors that the card has been discontinued and the earlier disappearance of the flagship RTX 5090. Meanwhile, RTX 5080 prices have climbed to nearly $2,000 at some US retailers, close to the RTX 5090’s original launch price.

Uh oh, Nvidia has pulled RTX 5080 graphics card from its online store, raising fears the product has been discontinued amid a worsening memory shortage.

In recent weeks, Google has been automatically connecting Android users’ phone numbers to every Google account they are signed into on their devices—without requesting consent to do so. This means that if you are logged into personal, work, and disposable accounts on your Android phone, Google may have silently verified and linked your number with…

Android phones have been attaching their SIM’s phone number to every signed-in Google account on that device for more than a year. Google’s support documentation says that it verifies the number automatically during setup and adds it to every account on the phone, including work and secondary accounts. According to Google, verification enables features like…

Do you juggle personal, work, and burner accounts on one Android phone? Google may have quietly linked them all together behind your back. A recent report from Lifehacker highlights a concerning shift in Google’s account policies. The search giant has begun verifying and attaching phone numbers across multiple profiles without asking.

Tax Foundation Senior Fellow Jared Walczak says Wyoming’s abundant land, affordable energy and high-capacity fiber could give the state an edge as others consider new taxes on booming data centers.

In recent days, eBay has highlighted past findings from its 2026 Recommerce Report series showing that secondhand shopping has become embedded in everyday consumer behavior worldwide, with younger buyers and budget-conscious households increasingly turning to used goods for value, selection, and sustainability.

Institutional investors are kicking the tires in the American housing market once again.

Identifying your money losing acres can be difficult because yield and profit are not the same thing. While the data exists, it’s generally tracked in separate places. Field activity and yields are in one system, while the financial numbers sit in another. When those two aren’t connected, the cost story stays buried. | Photo by…

Remote work can blur the boundary between flexible productivity and quietly reclaiming company time.