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- Panasonic turned its $30 million Tesla investment into a $3.6 billion windfall
- UK opens investigation into Amazon and Google over fake reviews
- Microsoft's zero-percent cut on Windows apps doesn't extend to games
- Google's latest feature warns you if search results may not be reliable
- Western Digital blames malware for My Book Live devices being wiped remotely
- Google Fi’s VPN service is rolling out to subscribers with iPhones
- TCL's OLED wearable display will finally launch next month
- 'The Sims 4' is hosting a (partly Simlish) music festival
- Amazon is adding 'DIRT 5' and 'Saints Row The Third' to its Luna+ game library
- Watch the Windows 11 event in under 8 minutes
- The Steam Summer Sale is live with deals on thousands of games
- Intel's Bridge technology will allow Android apps to run natively on Windows 11
- ThermoWorks' latest Thermapen can measure food temperature in under one second
- Instagram tests posting photos from your desktop
- Microsoft Store is getting a much-needed overhaul for Windows 11
- Android apps are coming to Windows 11
- Microsoft Teams is integrated into the Windows 11 taskbar
- Microsoft unveils Windows 11, a more polished OS
- This $160 bundle including Rosetta Stone makes traveling cheaper and more rewarding
- Valve continues crackdown on Steam 'tourists' who switch countries for cheaper games
- OnePlus Nord N200 5G review: A $240 5G phone that's predictably average
- How to watch Microsoft's Windows 11 launch event
- Apple's artist-themed Fitness+ workouts start this Monday
- Google delays the rollout of its third-party cookie replacement to mid-2023
- What Neuralink and other BCIs can and can't do
Panasonic turned its $30 million Tesla investment into a $3.6 billion windfall Posted: Panasonic has sold its entire stake in Tesla for around $3.6 billion to raise cash for an acquisition. |
UK opens investigation into Amazon and Google over fake reviews Posted: The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into AMazon and Google's handling of fake reviews. |
Microsoft's zero-percent cut on Windows apps doesn't extend to games Posted: Microsoft app developers can keep all their earnings if they use their own commerce platform, unless they're developing games. |
Google's latest feature warns you if search results may not be reliable Posted: Google is testing a new feature that will warn users when a search may yield unreliable results. |
Western Digital blames malware for My Book Live devices being wiped remotely Posted: Western Digital My Book Live cloud storage devices are being wiped remotely. |
Google Fi’s VPN service is rolling out to subscribers with iPhones Posted: While Google has narrowly missed its original timeline, it's now starting to roll out its Fi VPN service to Apple phones on its MVNO network. |
TCL's OLED wearable display will finally launch next month Posted: TCL is finally releasing its wearable display, called the Nxtwear G, next month. |
'The Sims 4' is hosting a (partly Simlish) music festival Posted: Starting on June 29th, EA will host a music festival inside of the Sims 4 that will feature pop star Bebe Rexha, one part of indie band Glass Animals and singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun. |
Amazon is adding 'DIRT 5' and 'Saints Row The Third' to its Luna+ game library Posted: Amazon is adding DIRT 5, Saints Row The Third: Remastered and Valkyria Chronicles 4 to the Luna+ channel in July. |
Watch the Windows 11 event in under 8 minutes Posted: Get a closer look at the future of Windows. |
The Steam Summer Sale is live with deals on thousands of games Posted: Save on 'Mass Effect Legendary Edition,' 'Cyberpunk 2077' and many other titles. |
Intel's Bridge technology will allow Android apps to run natively on Windows 11 Posted: Intel says Bridge is a runtime post-compiler that allows applications that were originally designed for a variety of different hardware platforms to run natively on x86 devices. |
ThermoWorks' latest Thermapen can measure food temperature in under one second Posted: ThermoWorks has unveiled a new cooking thermometer that gets the temperature in just one second — ideal if you're in a rush. |
Instagram tests posting photos from your desktop Posted: Instagram is testing allowing feed posts from desktop browsers, a first for the company. |
Microsoft Store is getting a much-needed overhaul for Windows 11 Posted: Microsoft won't take a cut of in-app purchases if developers use their own payment systems. |
Android apps are coming to Windows 11 Posted: At the Windows 11 event today, Microsoft announced Android apps will work in the next OS. |
Microsoft Teams is integrated into the Windows 11 taskbar Posted: As you are surely aware, the importance of online communications platforms skyrocketed over the last year-plus, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Microsoft has pushed its Teams communication platform in a big way during that time, and it'll be even more prominent in Windows 11 |
Microsoft unveils Windows 11, a more polished OS Posted: Windows 11 is a more polished spin on Windows 10. |
This $160 bundle including Rosetta Stone makes traveling cheaper and more rewarding Posted: This bundle contains resources that give you the info and skills you need for more fruitful trips, including a lifetime subscription to Rosetta Stone. |
Valve continues crackdown on Steam 'tourists' who switch countries for cheaper games Posted: Valve is clamping down on Steam 'tourist' shoppers by limiting users to one country change every three months. |
OnePlus Nord N200 5G review: A $240 5G phone that's predictably average Posted: At $240, the OnePlus Nord N200 5G seems like a better buy than the Pixel 4a and iPhone SE. But OnePlus' promises come with asterisks. |
How to watch Microsoft's Windows 11 launch event Posted: Microsoft is holding its Windows 11 launch event at 11AM Eastern — here's how to watch as it happens. |
Apple's artist-themed Fitness+ workouts start this Monday Posted: Apple is bringing its promised Artist Spotlight to Fitness+ this Monday, alongside a new season of Time To Walk episodes. |
Google delays the rollout of its third-party cookie replacement to mid-2023 Posted: Google is pushing back its plan to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome as part of its Privacy sandbox changes. |
What Neuralink and other BCIs can and can't do Posted: Elon Musk's BCI startup wants to make people more than human by putting computers in their heads but a number of neurology researchers aren't quite so bullish on these fantastical promises. |
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