{$inline_image} Facebook will add messaging to its News Feed and Instagram’s feed to encourage people to wear face masks, the company said on Thursday. An alert will appear at the top of News Feeds on Facebook that directs users to the COVID-19 Information Center, and they will have links to the Centers for Disease Control
Read MoreHome entertainment today isn’t all that different from the time of VHS tapes. New ‘TV’ Is a Lot Like TV Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreThis legendary retro phone was as revolutionary then as the iPhone was in 2007. You’ll hardly recognize it. The world's first flip phone cost ,000 in 1996. Here's what it bought you – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreI cannot tell you that by going to a playground right now, you or your child aren’t exposing yourselves to at least some risk of contracting COVID-19. But I see you out there, parents of little kids who are desperate to get them out of the house and burn off some of their energy. If
Read MoreShane Dawson has apologized for his use of blackface, anti-Semitic and racist language, and disturbing comments about children and animals on several occasions in the past — and audiences have largely given him a pass. But after posting a new apology video on Friday that didn’t go over well with some high-profile viewers, that’s suddenly
Read MoreThe rental car giant and its creditors don’t agree on what will become of its nearly 500,000 vehicles. Hertz bankruptcy turns into B standoff in court over used car fleet – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreI would like to live there. Super Nintendo World looks pretty incredible in unofficial Twitter video – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreFord will broadcast the reveal across ABC, ESPN and National Geographic July 13 during a primetime slot. 2021 Ford Bronco reveal happening with a little magic from Disney – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreThe president’s tweet included a photo of himself taken for The New York Times in 2015. Twitter removes image from Trump tweet for violating copyright policy – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreImage: Sony “I am not Iron Man,” I mutter to myself after crashing into a wall for the umpteenth time while waving my arms around. But it’s not for a lack of effort. Iron Man VR is a game with a simple premise: putting players inside the famous metal suit of Marvel’s Armored Avenger, letting
Read MoreMy girlfriend and I share a single account for every subscription service we use. Most of these services are cool with us using the same account simultaneously, but a few of them aren’t. Spotify used to be one of those more restrictive apps, but the company has just added a new “Premium Duo” subscription plan
Read MoreMSPs expand into managed physical security services Source: Search Compliance
Read MoreUse disaster recovery standards to guide pandemic planning Source: Search Compliance
Read MoreIllegal e-waste dumping grounds in Yuen Long, Hong Kong. | Photo by Bruce Yan / South China Morning Post via Getty Images 2019 set a record for the amount of e-waste ever generated worldwide: 53.6 million metric tons of discarded phones, computers, appliances, and other gadgets. That’s more than the combined weight of all the
Read MoreWhether you’ve bit the bullet and installed a brand-new iOS beta on your iPhone or you’re updating to a new public release of iOS, the process usually goes swimmingly. When it doesn’t, however, the anxiety kicks in: How the heck do you fix an iPhone that almost works perfectly, save for some new, fatal flaw?
Read MoreI have never shied away from a visceral meat-eating experience. I find eating bone-in chops and steaks, offal, and even a literal face all deeply enjoyable. Bone-in steaks are a little pricey for everyday consumption, and faces take a lot of prep—but chicken hearts are cheap, easy to skewer, unchallenging to cook,… Read more… You
Read MoreRedis creator Salvatore Sanfilippo steps back as the project’s maintainer but he’ll still be around as an ideas person. Redis database creator Sanfilippo: Why I'm stepping down from the open-source project Source: ZDNet Microsoft
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Congratulations! The world is falling apart (or at least feels like it’s falling apart), and you’ve decided to do something about it. That’s a commendable urge. Here’s where I tell you that you’ve also decided to do something very hard. Hosting a charity stream (on Twitch, YouTube, or
Read MorePeacock will launch in the US nationwide on July 15, when you can sample it free with ads or pay for all the programming (and preordering now unlocks a discount). Here’s everything to know. NBC's Peacock: Prices, launch date, devices, discounts, shows and movies – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreForm, fit, function and price: our top five rated smartwatches for every wrist and every budget. Best smartwatches of 2020 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe PS5 and Xbox Series X are coming later this year, but your current console still has a lot of life left in it. How to extend the life of your PS4 and Xbox One – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreApple’s next big product looks to be augmented reality eyewear. Here’s what to expect, and our guesses as to what else might happen. Apple Glasses leaks and rumors: When could smartglasses arrive? – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA bit of HDR, a lot of brightness. Eyes on with the Optoma HD28HDR projector – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreFacebook will pin a box with information about voter registration on the top of the News Feed for every US user who is of voting age starting tomorrow, July 3rd, the company announced today. The box, once it’s live, will show you information about how to register to vote, including a link to your state’s
Read MoreLasso was an app designed to let users make short 15-second videos. | Image: Facebook Facebook is shutting down Lasso, the heavily TikTok-inspired video app it launched back in 2018. CNN’s Kerry Flynn spotted the notifications being sent to users, telling them that the app won’t be usable after July 10th, and advising them to
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