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Ultrahuman Launched the First Smart Ring Integration for Expert-Led Workouts
Nintendo Customers Sue for Share of Trump Tariff Refunds
OpenAI unveils Workspace Agents, a successor to custom GPTs for enterprises that can plug directly into Slack, Salesforce and more
Enterprise mobile adoption is up, but it isn’t without issues
More than 61% of U.S. enterprises invested in mobile technology or mobile security in the past year, but 73% experienced integration issues.Read More
Phishing gone: 1Password taps Fastmail for ‘masked email’ aliases
1Password has launched a new service that enables users to generate unique email aliases to better protect their online privacy.Read More
2021 best new TV shows to watch, stream, obsess about – CNET
From new Netflix hits to Marvel shows on Disney Plus, 2021 is a year for streaming more great television.
A new iPhone SE may be coming soon. Here are 6 upgrades we want to see – CNET
Apple’s next iPhone SE needs 5G support, longer battery life and a newer processor.
Facebook-backed consortium expands plans for world’s longest subsea cable – CNET
Facebook says it expects the 2Africa cable system to connect 3 billion people when it launches in 2023.
Honey, I shrunk the keyboard: Logitech’s MX Keys now comes in a Mini version – CNET
While it’s about two-thirds the size of the excellent MX Keys keyboard, the MX Keys Mini adds some nifty new features.
Gold rush! First-time metal-detector user uncovers 6th century golden hoard – CNET
“I told him he might as well just sell the detector now because he already peaked,” a Danish museum employee told the man.
Microsoft trying to buy TikTok while negotiating with Trump was very strange – CNET
It was just a year ago, but the weird episode of Trump trying to push Microsoft to buy some part of TikTok makes Satya Nadella cringe.
Misinformation has pushed American democracy to the brink, former CISA chief says – CNET
Erosion in confidence in democracy could be “potentially catastrophic,” Chris Krebs says.