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AMD and Valve Working On New Linux CPU Performance Scaling Design
Along with other optimizations to benefit the Steam Deck, AMD and Valve have been jointly working on CPU frequency/power scaling improvements to enhance the Steam Play gaming experience on modern AMD platforms running Linux. Phoronix reports: It's no secret that the ACPI CPUFreq driver code has at times been less than ideal on recent AMD processors with delivering less than expected performance/behavior with being slow to ramp up to a higher performance state or otherwise coming up short of disa...
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Reddit |
Study: Antisemitic Posts Rarely Removed By Social Media Companies
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Best RAM 2021: the top memory for your PC
Picking out RAM can be confusing but to help speed your computer, check out this guide to the top ten memory kits for various computing needs.
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AppleInsider News |
Australia delivers Apple Wallet support for COVID-19 vaccine certificates
Australians who received a COVID-19 vaccination can now carry around digital proof of inoculation in Apple Wallet thanks to new integration with the country's Express Plus Medicare app.The Australian government this week rolled out a "COVID-19 digital certificate" that supports digital wallets like Apple Wallet and Google Pay, reports Tap Down Under. Having a copy of the certificate handy at all times will be beneficial if and when businesses and other entities begin to require vaccination statu...
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CNET News |
Watch Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth perform a solo number in new Schmigadoon clip - CNET
Memorable songs and a star cast carry Apple TV Plus' parody of musicals.
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SlashGear |
R2-D2 gets its own Tamagotchi with mini games and 19 skills
Tamagotchi, the small egg-shaped virtual pets that were highly popular for a period of time in the late ’90s, has seen a revival in the US since 2019. The latest example of this revival is a new Tamagotchi model from Bandai and Lucasfilm, one that is based on the astromech R2-D2 from the Star Wars universe. Unlike old-school Tamagotchi, R2-D2 … Continue reading
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TechRadar - All the la... |
The best student laptops 2021: all the best options for school and college
The best laptops for college students – everything from Chromebooks to the new Dell XPS 13.
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TweakTown News |
Halo Infinite ran at an average 1440p 111FPS on Xbox Series X
Halo Infinite will play great on the Xbox Series X with prioritizations towards 120FPS with native 1440p resolution visuals. Continue reading at TweakTown >
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10 things you should know before you buy a MacBook for students
Back to school time is in the air, which is when many families and students decide to purchase a new MacBook. Before making a purchase, there are a few things to keep in mind and consider.
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Reddit |
‘PwnedPiper’: Devastating Bugs in >80% of Hospital Pneumatics
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The Verge - All Posts |
Vizio’s free streaming service WatchFree Plus gets a new look and more channels
Vizio’s free streaming service WatchFree Plus. | Image: Vizio
Vizio has revamped its WatchFree streaming experience, given it a brand new look, and tacked a “plus” on the end of its service’s title. (Because if a streaming service doesn’t include the symbol, does it even really count?)
With the update announced today, the service formerly known as WatchFree is getting new navigation features to improve search and discovery of free content with recommendations that cater to a vi...
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Hacker News |
Yellowcake Shaped the West
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Ars Technica |
The Lord of the Rings TV series has finished filming, and it has a release date
Plus, Amazon shared one of the first visuals from the series.
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CNET News |
Baby turtles' stomachs are full of dangerous, possibly lethal plastic - CNET
A new report shows juvenile turtles from the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean are swallowing harmful litter.
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Digital Trends |
Installing this crucial Windows 10 update fixes your frame rates in games
Microsoft just released a new Windows 10 update that contains gaming performance fixes. Here's how to install it on your computer.
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VentureBeat |
Take-Two boss: ‘Development cycles are not getting shorter’
Take-Two Interactive boss Strauss Zelnick doesn't expect development time to shrink any time soon as games get bigger and more complicated.
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Reddit |
The Air Force is mounting a war against Facebook misinformation: The newly published RAND report outlines digital threats and countering strategies.
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Hacker News |
FB users buying Oculus VR headsets to get customer service prioritization
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Best gaming mouse pads 2021: the best mouse mats for gamers
From the basic unicorn-laden mouse pads to ones with top tech, we're helping gamers decide with a the guide to top gaming mouse mats.
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TechCrunch |
Daily Crunch: Zoom will pay $85M to settle lawsuit over ‘Zoombombing,’ user privacy
Hello friends and welcome to Daily Crunch, bringing you the most important startup, tech and venture capital news in a single package.
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Gizmodo |
Crypto Industry Still Angry at Part of Senate Infrastructure Bill Increasing IRS Reporting Requirements
The cryptocurrency lobby won some major concessions in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill just approved on a bipartisan basis in the Senate, the New York Times reported on Monday, but are still pressing for more.Read more...
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Boy Genius Report |
‘The Walking Dead’ seasons 1-10 are free to stream online all month
If you have ever wanted to catch up on The Walking Dead, now is your chance. On Sunday, AMC announced that the first ten seasons of The Walking Dead will stream free online through August. The zombie drama debuted on AMC in 2010, and quickly became one of the biggest hits on cable television. Eleven …
The post ‘The Walking Dead’ seasons 1-10 are free to stream online all month appeared first on BGR.
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Android Police - Andro... |
Tensor brings major improvements to dictation, live captions, and more on the Pixel 6
Google's new SoC is better than ever at speech recognition
Google's latest Pixel phones are the first to be powered by its Tensor SoC. There's still a lot to learn about both devices, especially regarding performance and battery life, but what we do know is pretty impressive. While Google has kept the basics of its new chip a mystery for now, it has shown off a couple of new tricks possible thanks to Tensor, including upgraded speech recognition.
According to today's Twitter thread highli...
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Digital Trends |
This is how to get two free books at Audible
Want some free audiobooks? Here's how to get two books of your choice entirely for free at Audible right now.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Amazon's Lord of the Rings show release date set for September 2022
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings show finally has a release date of September 2, 2022, and we’ve got an image of the show to noodle over, too.
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Slashdot |
The Push For a 'PBS For the Internet'
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Axios: The concept of a new media ecosystem that's non-profit, publicly funded and tech-infused is drawing interest in policy circles as a way to shift the power dynamics in today's information wars. Revamping the structure and role of public media could be part of the solution to shoring up local media, decentralizing the distribution of quality news, and constraining Big Tech platforms' amplification of harmful or false information.
Congress in 1967 a...
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MSPoweruser |
Intel leaks Thunderbolt 5
A tour of Intel’s Israeli research laboratory has accidentally leaked the next generation of Thunderbolt. During the tour by Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Client Computing Group, Gregory M. Bryant, he tweeted some pictures, including the one below, which included a poster describing the technology targets, noticed by Anandtech. The photo suggests […]
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Gizmodo |
Netflix's Post Mortem Looks Ghoulishly Great
A woman who’s been declared dead suddenly awakens—and the weirdness only amplifies from there in Post Mortem: No One Dies in Skarnes, a new Norwegian horror series that’s arriving soon on Netflix. Things become even more complicated by the fact that the not-so-dead woman’s brother runs the local funeral home—and…Read more...
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Business Insider |
What is a stop-limit order?
Stop-limit orders combine stop orders and limit orders to help investors gain control over costs and get increased flexibility when making trades.
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AppleInsider News |
New Apple Store App Clip surfaces self-checkout options
A new App Clip for the Apple Store app allows customers to quickly scan a barcode to purchase select accessories without interacting with store staff.Available now at a limited number of Apple Store locations, the new self-checkout App Clip streamlines contactless shopping at the company's brick-and-mortar locations.As reported by 9to5Mac, App Clips codes are displayed on placards next to certain accessories like iPhone cases. Scanning the code opens the new Apple Store "Scan. Pay. Go." App Clip...
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Hacker News |
Docker container security cheat sheet
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Tom's Hardware |
Windows 365 Generally Available, Starting at $20
Microsoft's Windows 365 is now generally available, putting Windows 10 or 11 on almost any device from the cloud, starting at $20.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
The best motherboard 2021: the top Intel and AMD motherboards we've seen
Whether your CPU is Intel or AMD, the best motherboards will make the most of it.
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The Information |
Industry Braces for New Tax Rules; Square’s Bitcoin Paradox
The bipartisan infrastructure bill, a full draft of which was released publicly on Sunday, continues to put the cryptocurrency industry on edge, as trade groups argue that the bill’s language is too broad and includes too many businesses as “brokers” that would have to report crypto transactions to tax regulators.While trade groups want the limitations focused on exchanges like Coinbase, they are fearful that other businesses, such as bitcoin miners, will face them, too. The extensive repo...
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Did cracks appear on your M1 MacBook screen for no reason? You’re not alone
MacBook Pro and Air users are reporting screen cracks appearing on their laptop screens without apparent cause.
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NYT > Technology |
No, Cormac McCarthy Isn’t on Twitter. Don’t Be Fooled by the Check Mark.
An account posing as the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Road,” “No Country for Old Men” and “All the Pretty Horses” was mistakenly verified by Twitter.
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9to5Mac |
PSA: Instagram is currently down for multiple users around the world [U: Fixed]
If you’re not able to use Instagram right now, it’s not just you. The social network is facing a widespread outage that has been affecting multiple users on Monday night. Based on reports from 9to5Mac readers and also Twitter, Instagram is currently down in different countries around the world.
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TechCrunch |
You can’t afford to make poor decisions about incentive stock options
When the time is right, employees should actively look for help from a qualified fiduciary financial adviser who can walk these could-be "options millionaires" through various cash-in scenarios.
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Business Insider |
Nordstrom Anniversary Sale: The 27 best deals our editors bought
Here's what the Insider Reviews team is shopping during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, from Diptyque candles to Barefoot Dreams blankets.
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Engadget |
Twitter partners with Reuters and AP to boost curation efforts
Twitter is partnering with The Associated Press and Reuters to help its curation team put credible information in front of users. Made up of employees who work together to contextualize some of the most popular topics people are discussing on Twitter, the curation team oversees some of the platform’s more visible and sometimes controversial features, including Trends and the Explore tab.As a Twitter user, the company says you can expect to see it work faster to ensure there’s more and better...
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SlashGear |
Windows 365 goes live: Cloud PC pricing and specs
Windows 365, the cloud-based PC experience, was launched a couple of weeks ago with all of the details you’d expect…except the plan and pricing details. Microsoft is back with an update about that today, revealing how much it’ll cost for a user to access Windows 365, as well as the various options available. As previously announced, Windows 365 went live … Continue reading
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Ars Technica |
Post Mortem is the Norwegian vampire procedural dramedy we need right now
No one dies in the town of Skarnes. Could a hungry vampire save the local funeral home?
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Android Police - Andro... |
Chrome OS 92 is rolling out to Chromebooks with a huge focus on communication
Featuring a brand new emoji picker, eSIM support, and more
There's no denying that Google has had a rough couple of weeks following its recent attempts to fix Chrome OS. After a brief delay, the company is now jumping back on track and announcing the next major update for Chromebooks — two weeks after Chrome 92 launched for mobile and desktop platforms. Chrome OS 92 sweetens the user experience with a sprinkle of new features; here are all the important bits Google announced today. Read M...
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Business Insider |
Sen. Lindsey Graham may have exposed multiple senators to COVID-19 on Joe Manchin's DC houseboat
Manchin and Sens. Jacky Rosen and Mark Kelly were all in contact with Graham on the boat and their staff say the lawmakers will be tested.
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CNET News |
Best mirror workout 2021: Tempo, Tonal, Mirror and more - CNET
There are plenty of tech-infused home gym systems available now. We tested some of the most popular to find the best.
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CNET News |
PS5 restock tracker: How to buy a PlayStation 5 from GameStop, Best Buy and more - CNET
Trying to get a PS5? Here's where to find one this week.
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SlashGear |
There’s a new MacBook Pro, iPhone, and Apple Watch flood on the way
Leaks today suggest we’re about to see a new collection of products from Apple, including MacBook Pro, iPhone, and Apple Watch. The most major event is the event that’ll have devices with the fewest major changes – the iPhone 13 event, likely ready to roll in September of 2021. The rest will likely appear at another event either in September … Continue reading
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Business Insider |
Baton Rouge's largest hospital has reportedly run out of hospital beds due to COVID-19 spike in Louisiana
"These are the darkest days of this pandemic. We are no longer giving adequate care to these patients," said Chief Medical Officer Katy O'Neal.
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Business Insider |
More than 700 Spirit and American flights have been canceled and even more are delayed due to bad weather and a reported lack of flight crews
More than one-third of Spirit's flights for Monday have been canceled and Florida and Texas experience bad weather that's crippling airline operations.
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Slashdot |
A Plant That 'Cannot Die' Reveals Its Genetic Secrets
Events in the genome of Welwitschia have given it the ability to survive in an unforgiving desert for thousands of years. From a report: The longest-lived leaves in the plant kingdom can be found only in the harsh, hyperarid desert that crosses the boundary between southern Angola and northern Namibia. A desert is not, of course, the most hospitable place for living things to grow anything, let alone leafy greens, but the Namib Desert -- the world's oldest with parts receiving less than two inch...
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Business Insider |
People in half the country got unemployment checks 'unacceptably' slowly last summer, Fed report finds
Geography makes or breaks how quickly workers get their checks. In May 2021, Ohio made just 34% of its first payments promptly.
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ZDNet |
NXP Semiconductors reports solid Q2 with strong results in automotive
The supply environment "will remain challenging in the near term," the chipmaker warned, even as sales in its automotive segment climbed 87 percent year-over-year.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
The best graphics cards 2021: all the top GPUs for gaming
Hot off the heels of both the Nvidia RTX 3080 and the AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT, the best graphics cards have never been better.
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VentureBeat |
What is Firebase?
Firebase is a Google-backed database optimized for synchronizing data to the cloud. It's a key player in the rush for distributed databases.
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The Register |
Google says Pixel 6, 6 Pro coming this year with custom AI acceleration
For now, tedious Apple-grade teasing
Google today said the latest iteration of its Android smartphones, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, are coming this fall.…
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Falling GDDR6 demand might keep AMD and Nvidia graphics card prices in check after all
Though silicon from Samsung may get a price hike, falling demand and prices for graphics DRAM like GDDR6 may help keep prices from rising.
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Boy Genius Report |
Foldable iPhones might benefit from Apple’s new battery technology
Battery life is one of the most important features of a mobile device, especially the iPhone. That’s because Apple has never attempted to outperform its rivals. iPhones don’t have the best battery capacities, and they do not support the fastest wired or wireless charging speeds. Yet, they usually offer more than decent battery life. Apple …
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Boing Boing |
Watch this insane video of people tunbling down a dangerously steep hill to try to catch a cheese wheel
This five-minute video of Cheese Rolling Day May 31, 1982 features footage of people haphazardly rolling and leaping down a steep hill, in hopes to catch a wheel of Double Gloucester, which is tumbling down the hill as well. After reading the following facts about Cheese Rolling Day,
I began to wonder if the participants in this race have a death wish. — Read the rest
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Hacker News |
Vue.js is Wikimedia Foundation's future JavaScript framework
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The Verge - All Posts |
Facebook is requiring all US employees to wear masks in offices
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Facebook announced on Monday that all employees will be required to wear masks when offices reopen. The policy goes into effect on August 3rd and will remain in place until further notice. The company confirmed last week that it’s requiring COVID-19 vaccination for all employees returning to work at its US campuses, which it plans to fully reopen by October.
“Given the rising numbers of COVID cases, the newest data on COVID variants, and an in...
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Business Insider |
The 6 best school notebooks in 2021
From classic and subject notebooks to composition books, here are our top recommendations for the best school notebooks after testing 12 options.
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Business Insider |
13 books on the 2021 Booker Prize longlist, one of the most prestigious literary awards
2021's Booker Prize longlist includes new books by authors Kazuo Ishiguro, Patricia Lockwood, and Richard Powers.
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Digital Trends |
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings series: Everything we know so far
The Lord of the Rings prequel series developed by Amazon has a multiseason commitment and a $1 billion budget. Here's everything we know about the show so far.
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TweakTown News |
Grand Theft Auto V reaches 150 million shipments worldwide
Grand Theft Auto V has now sold-in 150 million copies on all platforms since launch, up 5 million units from last quarter. Continue reading at TweakTown >
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Android Police - Andro... |
Samsung's July patch is rolling out to the international Galaxy A51 5G — here are all the updated devices
The update is also available for the Galaxy Fold 5G
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New devices
Samsung has consistently been ahead of the curve with security updates this year, and that continues now as the July 2021 patch hits the Galaxy devices series internationally. As the month rolls on, we're seeing it hit more and more devices.
The update was available on the Galaxy S10 series before the end of June, and now it's coming to the Galaxy S20 FE, Note 10 ...
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ZDNet |
COVID-19 vaccine portal for Italy's Lazio region hit with cyberattack
Government officials took to Facebook to say no data was stolen and to notify residents of the daily COVID-19 figures.
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CNET News |
Twitter is getting rid of disappearing Fleets on Aug. 3 - CNET
It's the last day before Twitter shuts down Fleets.
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Android Police - Andro... |
Google Assistant acting up on your Pixel? There's a fix in the August update
Get your Pixels out for their latest security patch
Google being Google, the company has pre-announced the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro that will be available later this fall. But if that wasn't enough Pixel news for the day (it's the first Monday of the month, remember), Google is also delivering its August security update for supported Pixel phones.
The changelog isn't too busy and there's really only one major issue that's being tackled here: the accidental triggering of Google Assistant. R...
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Boing Boing |
Anti-masker destroys supermarket with a hatchet
According to u/moskayjoh this gentleman wanted to teach this supermarket a lesson for denying to serve his maskless wife. So he chopped up the checkout area with a hatchet.
That'll learn 'em!
I wonder who was filming this. They seemed to know he was going to do this. — Read the rest
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Digital Trends |
Amazon Prime Video’s Lord of the Rings series finally has a premiere date
The first season of Amazon Prime Video's Lord of the Rings series has wrapped with a new picture from the set, and the show will finally bow in September 2022.
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ZDNet |
Google Tensor chip: Everything we know so far
Google is moving into chip production with its new Tensor chip for its next-generation Pixel phones. Here's what we've found about this new system-on-a-chip silicon.
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Business Insider |
The US Treasury is now paying off the government's bills because Congress missed an important deadline
Republicans are balking at raising the debt ceiling, as they did under Obama. Yellen is using "extraordinary measures" in the meantime.
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MacRumors |
Apple Decided Not to Buy Reese Witherspoon's 'Hello Sunshine' Media Company
Reese Witherspoon's media company "Hello Sunshine" recently courted various buyers, and while Apple was one of parties interested in buying Hello Sunshine, the Cupertino company did not end up going through with the purchase.
Hello Sunshine was valued at around $900 million thanks to its involvement in popular series like The Morning Show," "Big Little Lies," and "Little Fires Everywhere," and it would have marked Apple's largest media purchase to date had a deal been established.In...
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Digital Trends |
The best Alexa speakers for 2021
The best Alexa speaker is surprisingly affordable, but we've picked an option at a variety of price points.
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CNET News |
High-performance Acura NSX Type S will debut at Monterey Car Week - Roadshow
Only 350 will be made, marking the final year of NSX production.
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CNET News |
Best food processors for 2021 - CNET
We put top food processors to the test to find out which models are worthy of being added to your kitchen.
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MSPoweruser |
Latest Microsoft SwiftKey beta update for Android brings Cloud Clipboard feature
Microsoft today released an updated SwiftKey beta app in Google Play Store. This v7.8.5.3 update comes with a new feature. When typing with your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard, you already have the option to copy text and save it for later use. With this update, you can now use Cloud Clipboard to sync your copied text […]
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CNET News |
New Type S performance variant will be the Acura NSX's last hurrah - Roadshow
350 units of the Type S will be built to mark the NSX's final model year.
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Hacker News |
AssemblyAI (YC S17) Is Hiring Python Developers and Account Execs
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Gizmodo |
Howl's Moving Castle Reminds Us That We Are More Than Our Jobs
Both versions of Howl’s Moving Castle—Diana Wynne Jones’ novel and director Hayao Miyazaki’s animated feature film of the same name—tell the story of Sophie Hatter, a young woman whose fate as a future hatmaker is all but decided for her due to her being the eldest sister. To everyone around Sophie, her working in the…Read more...
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Business Insider |
The 50 bestselling books of all time, from 'To Kill a Mockingbird' to 'The Fellowship of the Ring'
From fantasy series like "Harry Potter" to classic mystery novels like "And Then There Were None," here are the 50 bestselling books of all time.
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SlashGear |
Amazon’s Smart Soap Dispenser keeps the CDC and Alexa happy
Amazon wants to make sure your hands are clean, with a new Alexa-connected Smart Soap Dispenser proving that there’s really no room where the assistant can’t follow you. The new gadget, quietly added to Amazon’s virtual shelves today, doesn’t have a speaker or microphone itself, but it does help you meet the CDC’s guidelines for how long you’re scrubbing your … Continue reading
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AppleInsider News |
Apple must face Apple Watch patent infringement lawsuit, court rules
Apple must face a patent infringement lawsuit alleging that it cribbed heart rate sensor technology for the Apple Watch, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled Monday.Credit: Andrew O'Hara, AppleInsiderThe original lawsuit, lodged against Apple in 2018, alleged that the Apple Watch's heart rate measurement technology infringed on multiple patents owned by Omni MedSci Inc. Apple moved to dismiss the lawsuit, only to be denied by a U.S. District Court. Read more...
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Threatpost |
‘PwnedPiper’: Devastating Bugs in >80% of Hospital Pneumatics
Podcast: Blood samples aren’t martinis. You can’t shake them. But bugs in pneumatic control systems could lead to that, RCE or ransomware.
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9to5Mac |
All-new Apple Dadeland opens soon in Miami
Apple Dadeland in Miami, Florida will soon reopen in a sunny new street-facing space at Dadeland Mall, Apple announced today.
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CNET News |
R2-D2 Tamagotchi now available for preorder - CNET
The new virtual pet harkens back to a late '90s fad.
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TechCrunch |
Twitter partners with AP and Reuters to address misinformation on its platform
Twitter announced today it’s partnering with news organizations The Associated Press (AP) and Reuters to expand its efforts focused on highlighting reliable news and information on its platform. Through the new agreements, Twitter’s Curation team will be able to leverage the expertise of the partnered organizations to add more context to the news and trends […]
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AppleInsider News |
Twitter activates 'Sign in with Apple' integration
Twitter on Monday became the latest service to integrate "Sign in with Apple" support, enabling a streamlined account creation process and enhanced security for end users.Announced in a tweet from Twitter's support team, the new compatibility is available in the Twitter for iOS app as "Continue with Apple."Support for Sign in with Apple debuts alongside a similar integration for Google account holders. Apple's App Store guidelines require that apps offer a Sign in with Apple option if another th...
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9to5Mac |
The best ways to extend Apple Watch battery life: Settings, portable chargers, ext. heart rate monitors, more
Apple Watch has evolved with new features and hardware changes steadily since the original launched in 2015, but one aspect that has remained the same is battery life. Read on as we take a look at the best ways to extend Apple Watch battery life with options in settings as well as portable chargers, external heart rate monitors, and more.
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CNET News |
Google Pixel 6 rumors: New details confirm in-house chip, colorful designs - CNET
Google has given an early look at the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, with a particular spotlight on the new Tensor chip. Here's everything we know so far and rumors around what's still unknown.
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SlashGear |
Pokemon GO distance changes: What’s changed, is this forever?
Niantic is facing a bit of backlash from Pokemon GO gamers who are not pleased to find changes in the game this week. Per Niantic, they intended to “remove or change some of the bonuses introduced last year,” and would not be starting this rolling set of changes until the end of July 2021. Niantic began changing these bonuses “first … Continue reading
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Gizmodo |
DirecTV Launches New Streaming Service for All the Old AT&T Streaming Services
DirecTV has officially spun out from under AT&T, cementing a separation that was first announced in February and clearing a path forward for the satellite television company to absorb all of AT&T’s streaming assets. Read more...
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ReadWrite |
Can You Afford to Wait Months for an SEO Strategy to Develop?
One of the biggest concerns I hear from people considering launching a search engine optimization (SEO) strategy is the length of time it takes to see results. Depending on when you start, the competitiveness of your industry, how much you invest, and a handful of other variables, it will likely take weeks, or even months […]
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Reddit |
Zoom to pay $85 million for privacy miscues at start of pandemic
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Wired Top Stories |
The Best Olympics Show Is Peacock’s Chaotic Tokyo Tonight
Not everyone loves the streaming service’s coverage of the 2020 Games, but its highlight show is perfect just the way it is.
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Business Insider |
11 luxury hotels offering rare discounts, from a pool villa in Thailand to one of Paris' poshest properties
These are some of the best cheap luxury hotel deals around the world in places like New York City, Chicago, Miami, Paris, Phuket, and more.
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Gizmodo |
Rare Back-to-Back Flybys of Venus Will Happen Next Week
Two spacecraft will fly past either side of Venus next week in the span of just 33 hours. The rare double flyby gives researchers an opportunity to observe the planet from multiple vantage points at nearly the same time.Read more...
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Android Police - Andro... |
Grab a first-generation Nest Hub for 50 stinkin' bucks
It won't watch you sleep, though
Smart displays are great. While it's true they don't do much a phone or tablet can't, they're designed to sit in one place without sticking out too much (which you can't say about a Fire tablet duct taped to the wall). Right now, you can pick up a first-generation Nest Hub for just $49 — about what you'd pay for an entry-level smart speaker with no screen attached.
Again, this is the first-generation Nest Hub — that's the one that launched...
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Tom's Hardware |
Huawei Installs Arm-based Data Center in Moscow
Huawei has been hit hard as a result of the US-China trade wars, so Russia looks like a neutral ground to stand on.
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Hacker News |
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AMD and Valve Working On New Linux CPU Performance Scal...
