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Going digital may be better for dancers. Inside the Strip Clubs of Instagram Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreGoing digital may be better for dancers. Inside the Strip Clubs of Instagram Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreThe technology giants said they would embed a feature in iPhones and Android devices to enable people to track the virus. Coronavirus Contact Tracing: Apple and Google Team Up to Enable Virus Tracking Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreIt’s been said that the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has given nature room to heal, but it’s also had an affect on the world’s billionaires: They’re fewer. There are 2,095 billionaires today, down from 2,153 in 2019, according to Forbes’ billionaire list for 2020 published this week. They’re also slightly poorer on average, with a combined net
Read MoreA false idea linking the spread of the coronavirus to 5G wireless technology has spurred more than 100 incidents this month, officials said. How a 5G Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory Fueled Arson and Harassment in Britain Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreIn the past week, we’ve all had to mentally shift from the “you don’t need a mask, save them for the professionals” mindset to the CDC’s newest recommendation that we should, indeed, be wearing “cloth face coverings” whenever we leave the house. When a family friend sewed and sent us two masks this week (one
Read MorePhoto by Dan Seifert / The Verge UK health officials are partnering with Facebook to put Portal video calling displays in hospitals, care homes, and other facilities. Facebook will donate up to 2,050 Portals starting with a pilot program in Surrey and expanding to Manchester, Newcastle, London, and other areas. They’re meant to let residents
Read MoreThis week has been a busy one in lockdown town. Although my plans to learn a language, write a novel, and take up painting haven’t quite taken off, my virtual love life has gone from strength to strength. In the gaps between my shoegazing and cigarette breaks, I’ve managed to squeeze in two hot dates
Read MoreA Hamilton Beach sale, RAVPower file hub, GMG Spring video game sale, an XBOX One controller, and a Mr. Espresso lead Friday’s best deals. Read more… Friday's Best Deals: an XBOX One Controller, a Ella Paradis Sex Toy Bundle, Hamilton Beach Sale, and More Source: Life Hacker
Read MorePhoto by Chris Welch / The Verge The Samsung Galaxy Active smartwatch is $150 at Best Buy, matching the lowest price we’ve seen just a few times, usually around big shopping holidays like Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Today’s deal is actually better since Best Buy is throwing in a free $25 gift card with
Read MoreScammers are feeding off public fears around the coronavirus pandemic. Coronavirus scams have cost consumers nearly million, FTC says – CNET Source: CNet
Read MorePhoto by Nick Garbutt / Barcroft Media / Barcroft Media via Getty Images The COVID-19 pandemic that’s currently ravaging the world started with a simple virus in an animal. Viruses like this, which can jump from animal to human, are called zoonotic viruses. They account for 75 percent of all the emerging diseases people grapple
Read MoreThe $4.99-a-month service includes more than 110 games. Apple Arcade: The full list of games for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreScrappers is a new cyberpunk-style game to check out on Apple Arcade. Apple Arcade's Scrappers game has futuristic trash collectors, robots and turf wars – CNET Source: CNet
Read MorePhoto by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge The free tier of Google Stadia’s cloud gaming service recently launched, allowing those who didn’t purchase the Premiere Edition to finally get in on some of the action. If you’re wanting to try it out yourself but don’t have an official Stadia Controller, you thankfully don’t need
Read MoreTesla will build Long Range and Performance versions at its plant in Shanghai, with local sales figures looking up. Tesla Model 3 lineup expands in China, prices slashed – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreInstagram Instagram’s making it easier for people to send direct messages from their browser. The company announced on Friday that it’s rolling out access to DMs on the web to everyone globally. The rollout starts today at 10AM ET. Instagram has been testing web DMs with a small group of users since January, and the
Read MoreLiving in the pandemic means not knowing what the next day will bring, and not knowing how or when it will all end, and whether or not our loved ones will make it through safely. Getting through the pandemic requires cultivating resilience, which is the ability to mentally and emotionally cope with a crisis. Read
Read MoreThat’s 50% off the regular price of this versatile appliance, a must-have for every quarantined kitchen. Instant Pot alternative: This 6-quart pressure cooker is just .50 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSpoilers inside. Final Fantasy 7 Remake's ending explained – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreAn interview with author Geoffrey Cain Continue reading… Samsung Rising goes deep on corruption, chaebols, and corporate chaos Source: New feed
Read MorePhone location data collected by advertisers doesn’t show the whole picture and is vulnerable to mass fraud, researchers warn. Location data brokers say they can help contain COVID-19. Here's why that's a problem – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA galaxy having so many distinct rings is rare, making NGC 2273 unusual. Galaxy NGC 2273 hosts an inner ring and two outer “pseudorings.” Rings are created when a galaxy’s spiral arms appear to loop around and nearly close upon one another. Hubble Spots Spirals Within a Spiral Source: NASA
Read MoreLearning the foundations of American Sign Language is important, even if you’re not hearing impaired. Learn sign language in 5 minutes per day with this app – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreAmazon wrote the book on smart speakers. Sonos rules multiroom audio. Both their signature speakers cost less than $200. Which one rocks harder? Sonos One vs. Amazon Echo Studio: Which smart speaker should you buy? – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreIllustration by Grayson Blackmon and Alex Castro / The Verge Yesterday, we talked about the things that need to happen before we can begin to slowly re-open our cities: hospital bed supply catches up fully with demand; testing catches up fully with demand; we develop programs for quarantining new cases and informing their contacts that
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