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We don't buy DVDs any more and CDs are probably something your parents have on a shelf somewhere.

It's also easier to buy video games online than physical copies now, through consoles or PC services

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Airbnb joins ranks of Olympic sponsors in bid to cut costs of Games
Short-term home rental company Airbnb has joined the ranks of leading Olympic sponsors, in a deal that will run from the Games next year in Tokyo until 2028, and is designed to cut the costs associated with hosting the event.
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Traditional soups could stop malarial infection
Some traditional soups may be as effective as the leading antimalarial drugs in combating the disease.
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Designer baby revolution 'two years away'
It could be less than two years until the creation of "ethically sound" designer babies begins, says one expert.
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What to expect from Google's gaming platform Stadia
Google's gaming platform Stadia is launching on Tuesday. If it works as advertised it could herald one of the most profound changes the computer gaming industry has ever experienced.
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NASA discovers unique orbit to Neptune's moons
Researchers at NASA have discovered that a unique orbiting pattern by Neptune's two innermost moons allows them never to collide, dubbing it a "dance of avoidance".
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