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Watch an entire Blue Origin flight from inside the crew capsule – CNET
Get an inside view of the New Shepard mission that carried football hall-of-famer Michael Strahan to space.
Google Chrome logo gets simpler and brighter, the first change in 8 years – CNET
The new browser logo comes in variations for iPhones, Macs, Windows and chromebooks.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus Lost and Found guide – How to find and return lost satchels – CNET
You can find items other players have dropped around Hisui and return them for rewards.
iPhone SE 3 could arrive in early March – CNET
A report from Bloomberg points to an Apple event where an updated iPad Air could also make its long-awaited debut.
The danger of Meta’s new supercomputer is the company behind it
Facebook’s questionable ethics are not what you want to see from a company running the world’s fastest AI supercomputer.Read More
Ultra4 introduces spec EV off-road racing class at King of the Hammers – Roadshow
The racing organization will provide 11 teams with an EV crate powertrain and let them do with it what they will.
Scientists discover youngest-known asteroid pair, and they’re cosmic babies – CNET
Congratulations! It’s a bouncing baby asteroid pair!
Gartner’s IT spend forecast for 2022 shows CIOs ready to take risks
Most CIOs seem less interested in slashing budgets and would instead prefer to be bolder and riskier with their IT spending.Read More
How data fuels the evolving customer journey
Stricter regulations, like the GDPR and California’s CCPA, are changing how companies capture and use information about the customer journey.Read More
Meta adding personal boundary system to VR worlds – CNET
It’s an effort to push back against harassment in virtual reality.