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Gear up for spring yard work with up to 43% off Greenworks outdoor tools – CNET
Go green and save big with hundreds off Greenworks’ all-electric mowers, leaf blowers, sting trimmers and more.
5 best VPNs for your smart TV – CNET
Smart TV privacy is more important than ever. These VPNs can help keep your viewing activity hidden from prying eyes.
Drive smarter decision-making with explainable machine learning
Executives are missing out on a crucial pathway to smarter and more efficient decision-making with explainable machine learning.Read More
Report: 4 critical growth areas for companies in 2022
For companies, there’s a need to re-dedicate efforts to improve transparency, agility, collaboration, sustainability, and digital innovation. Read More
How the data infrastructure stack will change this year
Brands, agencies, publishers, and tech companies will scramble to implement infrastructure to support connectivity of consented data.Read More
WWE Royal Rumble 2022: Results, live updates and match ratings – CNET
Live on Peacock and the WWE Network right now.
Test for COVID using your phone camera? A university lab is trying it out – CNET
The method is promising and cheap, though in very early stages.
Sundance’s big winner Nanny is a taut horror film with a heart-piercing twist – CNET
Nanny is the first horror movie ever to win the Sundance Film Festival’s top dramatic-feature prize, and you can still stream it this weekend.
Scan, edit and share documents for less with iScanner for iPhone and iPad – CNET
Save 79% off this popular app for students and professionals that will make scanning and editing documents a breeze.
Forget to sign up for health insurance? It might not be too late – CNET
People who live in some states have through Monday to sign up for an insurance plan.