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When does The Witcher season 2 drop on Netflix? – CNET
Toss a coin, grab your sword — the entire second season is dropping on Friday like an early Christmas gift.
Apple delays return to office indefinitely, report says – CNET
The return to work deadline has been delayed again for Apple workers, Bloomberg reports.
Audi is recalling nearly 300,000 Q5, SQ5 and Sportback models over water ingress – Roadshow
Water entering the cabin could cause a short in a module which would dramatically reduce engine power.
Audi S1 Hoonitron is Ken Block’s awesome, electric Gymkhana ride – Roadshow
Audi built one hell of a car for Block and his upcoming “Elektrikhana” video.
Spacecraft discovers ‘hidden water’ in Mars Grand Canyon – CNET
The water is likely in the form of ice, and it could make the canyon system a tempting spot for human exploration.
Best Fire TV stick in 2021 – CNET
We like Roku best, but Amazon’s Fire TV streaming devices have a lot to offer too, from the super-fast Max to the dirt-cheap Lite.
Spider-Man: No Way Home — that ending explained and all your questions answered – CNET
Who are all these people showing up in the latest Spidey flick? Let’s dive into every big question you might have after that Spider-Man bonanza.
Report: Digital transformation guides midmarket strategies
At least a quarter of middle market leaders plan to invest upwards of half a million dollars in five areas over the next one to three years.Read More
StreamElements introduces Mercury to make YouTube VODs more dynamic
StreamElements’ new suite of tools, Mercury, aims to add more dynamic and interactive content to static YouTube VODs.Read More
Patch fixing critical Log4J 0-day has its own vulnerability that’s under exploit
Enlarge (credit: Wikimedia Commons/Alex E. Proimos) Last Thursday, the world learned of an in-the-wild exploitation of a critical code-execution zero-day in Log4J, a logging utility used by just about every cloud…