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Sega launches a robot cat and removes it because it burns

Sega launches a robot cat and removes it because it burns

It sounds unbelievable, but in fact, legendary video game console maker Sega also makes toys under its Sega Toys division. One of them, a cake robot designed to be a pet for Japanese homes in collaboration with Elephant Robotics, it was sold as an advanced product designed so that the Japanese could have a pet ...

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The 15 Best Simpsons Songs and Musical Moments

The 15 Best Simpsons Songs and Musical Moments

Picture: Fox / Disney / Kotaku / Argus (Shutterstock) The simpsons has been around for over 30 years at this point. During this time the show has been producing some amazing episodes And some real stinkers. But let’s not forget that Fox’s hit animated series about a suburban family trying to make ends meet in ...

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The 20 best Simpsons episodes of all time

The 20 best Simpsons episodes of all time

Picture: Fox / Disney Praising newer episodes like this is always risky, as someone will jump into the comments to suggest we screwed up and wasted space on a “crappy modern episode.” The thing is, Halloween of Horror is really awesome. It’s the first (and so far only) time that the show has a down-to-earth, ...

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Facebook burns  billion on VR in just a few months

Facebook burns $3 billion on VR in just a few months

picture: Kotaku/ShutterStock/Kevin Dietsch (Getty Images) A metaverse full of digital worlds and avatars might come one day, but it won’t come cheap. Facebook parent company Meta has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2022, showing that the company’s for this year alone virtual reality-focused division has lost $2.96 billion so far. This ...

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Fitbit withdraws Ionic model for causing skin burns in some users

Fitbit withdraws Ionic model for causing skin burns in some users

The company Fitbit, now in the hands of Google, announced the recall of the Ionic model, a model launched in 2017 to compete with Apple’s Series 3. The reason for the recall is due to the increasing number of complaints of burns caused by this device. The Consumer Product Safety Commission, in conjunction with Fitbit, ...