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Qualcomm’s New Midrange Chips Add Wi-Fi 7, Improve Gaming for Lower-Cost Phones
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Surprise! Nintendo’s StarFox Remake Hits Switch 2 on June 25
Amazon Blink Unveils Its Most Advanced Video Doorbells for New Budget Choices
Roomba Inventor Now Wants You to Own an AI Robot Pet
Penis worms invented the hermit crab lifestyle over 500 million years ago – CNET
Fascinating fossils show the marine worms figured out a smart survival strategy.
Facebook shares bullying and harassment prevalence estimates for the first time – CNET
The social network’s content moderation efforts have been under more scrutiny.
Roku Streaming Stick 4K vs. Chromecast with Google TV: Which streamer wins? – CNET
The two best streaming devices of the holiday 2021 crop go head-to-head.
Apple to release changed iMessage nudity detecting tool for children in beta – CNET
The new software feature is part of a suite of tools Apple’s building to fight child exploitation and abuse.
Overcoming the resistance to blockchain games
We discussed Valve’s ban on blockchain games with with nonfungible tokens (NFTs) at the opening of our GamesBeat Summit Next event.Read More
Meloni/ Kochmola/ Robbin-Coker/ Sehgal chat
Wanda Meloni, Maria Kochmola, Cordel Robbin-Coker, and Salone Seghal chat about the games industry, and developers around the world.Read More
Creating $Meta — How the Metaverse ETF thinkers picked stocks so you can invest in the metaverse
We talk with the thinkers who created the Metaverse ETF, a stock index that enables you to invest in the metaverse now.Read More
Nvidia creates digital twin of Earth to battle climate change
At its GTC event, Nvidia announced its creation of the digital twin of Earth to combat climate change and model solutions for the real world.Read More
Intel acquires cloud gaming service RemoteMyApp
Intel has acquired RemoteMyApp, a cloud gaming platform selling its technology to businesses, for an undisclosed sum.Read More
Drop shipping, explained
Drop shipping — and the forces that enable an individual to outsource, buy wholesale, rebrand, and sell overseas goods — is a feature of global capitalism, not a bug. |…