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X Login Outage: Security Key Switch to X.com Locks Out Users as Twitter.com Finally Dies (November 13, 2025)
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Interruzione dell’accesso a X: il passaggio della chiave di sicurezza a X.com blocca gli utenti mentre Twitter.com muore definitivamente (13 novembre 2025)

Milioni di utenti di X (precedentemente Twitter) che hanno fatto “tutto nel modo giusto” per la sicurezza dell’account hanno passato le ultime 24 ore bloccati fuori, intrappolati in infiniti loop di autenticazione a due fattori e accolti da un messaggio confuso: “Devi
Novembre 14, 2025

Technology News

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  • AI-generated songs top Spotify and Billboard charts as synthetic music floods streaming platforms
    November 14, 2025, 10:40 AM EST. Three AI-generated tracks surged onto Spotify and Billboard, underscoring a surge of synthetic music. Walk My Walk and Livin' on Borrowed Time by Breaking Rust led Spotify's Viral 50 in the US, while a Dutch track, We Say No, No, No to an Asylum Center, topped Spotify's global viral chart. The ascent follows a wave of AI-made music saturating platforms; a Deezer study estimates about 50,000 AI-generated songs uploaded daily (roughly 34% of submissions). The tracks' quick rise has sparked discussion about rights, takedowns, and provenance, as some songs disappeared after owners or platforms acted. Experts note AI music has improved in quality and reach, raising questions about compensation and attribution as this hyperscale phenomenon expands.
  • Is Your Internet Speed Delivering on What You Pay For? How to Check
    November 14, 2025, 10:38 AM EST. Wondering if your internet lives up to your bill? A simple speed test can confirm your download and upload speeds, plus latency and often jitter. Across sites, the core metrics are the same: download speed, upload speed and ping. Providers advertise the downstream speed, but what matters for streaming, gaming and video calls is the actual performance under real use. Tools like Ookla's test are commonly cited by outlets like CNET. If results lag, consider hardware, connection type, or plan adjustments. A recent report shows many Americans cut speeds after bill hikes, underscoring the value of testing before changes. Run multiple tests and compare to your plan's promised speeds to decide next steps.
  • US stock market slips as Nvidia and AI stocks weaken
    November 14, 2025, 10:32 AM EST. US stocks edged lower as Nvidia and other AI heavyweights weakened, weighing on a broad market that had rallied recently. Investors cited profit-taking after a long tech run and concerns about AI profitability, demand for compute, and lofty valuations. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell, with semiconductors leading declines on fears that near-term earnings may disappoint. Analysts say durability of AI spending and clearer earnings guidance are needed to sustain momentum. The session also underscored ongoing policy and regulatory noise around AI, adding to market nerves. A rebound may depend on clearer outcomes from big AI names and evidence that demand remains robust for next-generation hardware and software.
  • Apple-Tencent Deal: Apple to Process WeChat Payments with 15% Commission in China
    November 14, 2025, 10:28 AM EST. Apple has reached a deal with Tencent to process in-app payments inside WeChat mini apps and mini games on the iPhone, earning a 15% commission on purchases. This creates a new China revenue stream after a year of negotiations. In China, most iPhone users access services through WeChat rather than separate App Store apps, so Apple gains a foothold in a vast ecosystem previously outside the App Store model. Bloomberg estimates the size of the WeChat ecosystem could make this deal worth billions, despite the lower 15% rate compared to Apple's standard 30%.