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• Dropbox will let users store 50 passwords for free
• Google-backed journalism study points to a local news resurgence
• Google will split a $3 million COVID-19 fact-checking fund among 11 projects
• Corsair’s new 60-percent keyboard is a rare and overpriced misstep
• Google's latest Nest Hub smart display detects motion to track your sleep
• HyperX's Amazon sale includes headsets, keyboards and other accessories
• Apple reportedly dominated the wearables market over the holidays
• Google Family Link now lets parents remove time limits on individual apps
• Twitter lets users tie multiple 2FA security keys to their accounts
• The Morning After: Netflix dominates Oscar nominations during a pandemic year
• 'Fortnite' Season 6 introduces a Primal theme with animals and Lara Croft
• Signal's encrypted messaging app stops working in China
• Netflix's live-action 'Cowboy Bebop' show has finished filming in New Zealand
• Microsoft releases a one-click patch for its critical Exchange flaw
• Facebook will pay News Corp to use its content in Australia
• Logitech's first 'in-ear monitors' for gaming cost $50
• All four Indiana Jones movies are coming home in 4K on June 8th
• What's on TV this week: 'Justice League,' 'Falcon and Winter Soldier'
• Sony's new 4K TVs with 'cognitive' CPUs are rolling out, VRR will follow later
• Thanks to a fan, Rockstar is fixing GTA Online's slow PC loading times
• Microsoft outage affects Teams, Azure and Xbox Live
• 'EVE Online' Anywhere beta allows you to play the MMO in your browser
• Willow smart breast pumps are $75 off right now at Amazon
• Baidu earns permission to test paid driverless taxi in Cangzhou
• BMW's iDrive 8 helps drivers using machine learning and natural language processing

Dropbox will let users store 50 passwords for free Posted:

Google-backed journalism study points to a local news resurgence Posted:

Google will split a $3 million COVID-19 fact-checking fund among 11 projects Posted:

Corsair’s new 60-percent keyboard is a rare and overpriced misstep Posted:

Google's latest Nest Hub smart display detects motion to track your sleep Posted:

HyperX's Amazon sale includes headsets, keyboards and other accessories Posted:

Apple reportedly dominated the wearables market over the holidays Posted:

Google Family Link now lets parents remove time limits on individual apps Posted:

Twitter lets users tie multiple 2FA security keys to their accounts Posted:

The Morning After: Netflix dominates Oscar nominations during a pandemic year Posted:

'Fortnite' Season 6 introduces a Primal theme with animals and Lara Croft Posted:

Signal's encrypted messaging app stops working in China Posted:

Netflix's live-action 'Cowboy Bebop' show has finished filming in New Zealand Posted:

Microsoft releases a one-click patch for its critical Exchange flaw Posted:

Facebook will pay News Corp to use its content in Australia Posted:

Logitech's first 'in-ear monitors' for gaming cost $50 Posted:

All four Indiana Jones movies are coming home in 4K on June 8th Posted:

What's on TV this week: 'Justice League,' 'Falcon and Winter Soldier' Posted:

Sony's new 4K TVs with 'cognitive' CPUs are rolling out, VRR will follow later Posted:

Thanks to a fan, Rockstar is fixing GTA Online's slow PC loading times Posted:

Microsoft outage affects Teams, Azure and Xbox Live Posted:

'EVE Online' Anywhere beta allows you to play the MMO in your browser Posted:

Willow smart breast pumps are $75 off right now at Amazon Posted:

Baidu earns permission to test paid driverless taxi in Cangzhou Posted:

BMW's iDrive 8 helps drivers using machine learning and natural language processing Posted:

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