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Twitch adds phone verification for chat to curb harassment – CNET
It’s about to get a lot harder to troll.
Amazon is dangerously popular. Its latest event proved it – CNET
Commentary: Criticizing the company might be a losing battle, but it’s crucial that we fight it.
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It’s the Last of the Nitnendogs, and they are here to woof about Chris Pratt, 3D Kirby, and the best 3DS games.Read More
Scientists re-create faces of ancient Egyptian mummies from their DNA – CNET
See a detailed 3D reconstruction of the people behind the wrapping.
Microsoft will open Windows Store to third parties, starting with Epic and Amazon
The Windows Store will allow third-party storefronts, including Amazon and the Epic Games Store, in addition to other browsers.Read More
US set to declare 23 species extinct, including birds, mussels and a bat – CNET
The somber list includes the ivory-billed woodpecker and the Kauai nukupu’u, which hasn’t been seen since 1899.
Ford will pay you to buy an in-stock car rather than wait for your order – Roadshow
But, this deal doesn’t apply to the Bronco and other heavy hitters Ford’s launching.
Google adds context to search results, brings more wildfire info to Maps – CNET
The search giant unveils a handful of new features at its annual Search On event.
Facebook brings Reels to its iOS, Android apps in the US – CNET
Some creators will be paid for Reels in a new invite-only program.
Free broadband service is available to many Californians. Here’s how to apply
The federal government will cover much or all of the cost of broadband internet service for low-income households. But only a fraction of eligible people are signing up.