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Over 5 million people have died of COVID-19 worldwide – CNET
In the US alone, over 745,000 people have died during the pandemic, according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University.
Apple’s HomePod Mini new colors are now available – CNET
Apple just released a colorful set of HomePod Minis.
Apple iPhone may add car crash detection and automatic 911 contact – Roadshow
The iPhone may automatically dial 911 if it detects a car crash with new technology next year, according to a new report.
Americans have $1.42 trillion in auto loan debt and industry is off the rails, report says – Roadshow
Lenders don’t have concrete guidelines when approving auto loans. Even customers with excellent credit may end up with high rates and costs.
Garmin Venu 2 review: A top smartwatch for fitness tracking – CNET
The second-gen Venu adds new health and fitness options, plus long battery life compared to some of the competition.
Uber will now deliver diapers, wipes and other baby essentials – CNET
Parents and caregivers can get on-demand delivery of baby and kids items through the Uber and Uber Eats apps.
Cut the hassle out of holiday cooking and save 50% on the Instant Pot Lux – CNET
At $70, this multicooker is the ultimate affordable kitchen companion.
Preparing for an emergency: How to document your belongings – CNET
Speed up the insurance claim process by cataloging your possessions in advance.
These US states are the most vulnerable to climate change – CNET
Climate change causes devastating effects on public health and personal property. These states have some of the highest risks.