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‘Real consequences’: AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile warn FCC as Elon Musk plots a SpaceX phone network for the US by 2028

AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile have spent months insisting a satellite company can't compete with their networks. Investors aren't convinced. On Oct. 23, shares of AT&T (NYSE:T) and T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS) each fell nearly 8% after Bloomberg reported that SpaceX is in talks to access at least 80,000 U.S. cell sites, a step toward becoming the country's fourth nationwide carrier. Verizon (NYSE:VZ) slipped about 1.2%. The selloff came a day after the carriers' trade group, CTIA, filed a letter with the Federal Communications Commission following Oct. 20 meetings with agency officials. In it, CTIA warned that "the Commission's buildout decisions have real consequences for consumers who rely on ever-increasing wireless capacity to access the modern economy and support their day-to-day living." The carriers' immediate concern is an FCC vote on Oct. 29. The agency will consider a proposal to…

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Tiger Shroff Firing Probe: Rapido Under Scanner After Suspect Found Registered As ‘Captain’

The records could also help establish whether Kumar’s activity on the app supports or contradicts the account of his movements and alleged role in the case. Maharashtra’s Transport Department has issued a notice to Rapido seeking Kumar’s credentials, details of the vehicle linked to him and other relevant documents. Investigators are checking his onboarding records, police-verification status and activity history. They also want to establish whether he was operating as a driver when the incident took place. As per reports, Rapido has said Kumar had not been active as a captain since October 14 and had used the platform only as a customer on the day of the firing. Police are examining documentary evidence to verify the company’s statement and determine whether Kumar had any operational connection with the service during the alleged reconnaissance or shooting. Mumbai Police examined the…

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Quest Diagnostics reports cyber breach affecting 'certain patient records'

Medical laboratory operator Quest Diagnostics said it learned of a cyber breach of one of its systems this week, likely compromising some records for patients. In a Thursday regulatory filing, Quest Diagnostics reported "unauthorized access" to its Quanum Lab Services Manager, a platform where certain clients can place test orders and receive or look up their results. The company said it discovered the hack on Wednesday and notified federal law enforcement. How many patients and which particular records have been affected is still unknown. Quest Diagnostics said it believes "certain patient records" were accessed in the breach, but that the full scope remains under investigation. The New Jersey-based company said it's also working with external cybersecurity experts to assist in its response. Cyberattacks are on the rise across industries. Beyond healthcare, other breaches have recently…

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Send crypto in Trezor Suite

Sending crypto in Trezor Suite works the same way for almost every asset: pick the account you're sending from, enter the recipient's address and the amount, then check the details on your Trezor and sign. This guide covers the…

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I tested whether "ibisOffice" on Mac can replace Microsoft Office products

When you use a Mac as your main machine, you periodically face a small stress. That is the Microsoft Office files sent by business partners or colleagues in a Windows environment without any malice. As for how I use it, I am not looking for advanced tasks like using macros to build massive summary tables. I just want to quickly open and check the contents of the files sent to me, make minor corrections to numbers or text if necessary, and send them back to the other party in the same format. That is all I want to do. In that environment of mine, I actually tried out the newly released open-source office suite "ibisOffice". To conclude, "I feel like I can use this as my first choice for opening Microsoft Office files for a while" is the impression I have. Mac comes with excellent apps like "Numbers," "Pages," and "Keynote" from the start. The design is sophisticated, and it is an…

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