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Sources: Apple's first headset, which will focus on VR gaming, video, and communication and have powerful processors, has faced several development hurdles (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg: Sources: Apple’s first headset, which will focus on VR gaming, video, and communication and have powerful processors, has faced several development hurdles  —  Apple Inc.’s first crack at a headset is designed to be a pricey, niche precursor to a more ambitious augmented reality product … Sources: Apple's first headset, which

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Getting Closer to Metal 3D Printing

Most of our 3D printers lay down molten plastic or use photosensitive resin. But professional printers often use metal powder, laying out a pattern and then sintering it with a laser. [Metal Matters] is trying to homebrew a similar system (video, embedded below). And while not entirely successful, the handful of detailed progress videos are interesting

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Twitter locks out China’s US embassy after ‘baby-making machines’ tweet

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Twitter has locked the official account for China’s US embassy, over a tweet it said violated its policy against dehumanization, Bloomberg reports. The tweet, which was originally shared on January 7th, referred to Uighur women as “baby-making machines” prior to government intervention. Twitter removed the tweet and replaced

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Analysis: Australian tech company IPOs accounted for 24%, or ~$1B, of the country's total IPO raises in 2020, the highest share in over a decade (Harry Brumpton/Bloomberg)

Harry Brumpton / Bloomberg: Analysis: Australian tech company IPOs accounted for 24%, or ~$1B, of the country’s total IPO raises in 2020, the highest share in over a decade  —  – Dealmakers see momentum shift away from once-dominant sectors  — Software firm’s A$975 million IPO was nation’s biggest in 2020 Analysis: Australian tech company IPOs

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EU regulators are scrutinizing how employers monitor workers, including via video surveillance or key logger tech, and whether such actions violate GDPR (Catherine Stupp/Wall Street Journal)

Catherine Stupp / Wall Street Journal: EU regulators are scrutinizing how employers monitor workers, including via video surveillance or key logger tech, and whether such actions violate GDPR  —  Remote work adds surveillance risks, privacy experts say  —  European privacy regulators are scrutinizing how employers collect workers’ personal data … EU regulators are scrutinizing how

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