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Your uncle’s frozen Mac says it’s infected after viewing a Google ad. Now what?
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Mercedes-Benz Sustaineer: The future of commercial delivery – Roadshow
This ecologically friendly schlepper foreshadows what future vans will look like and how they’ll be built.
Facebook says it’s developing true AR glasses – CNET
Much work remains to be done before Project Nazaré becomes a reality.
Facebook renames itself Meta amid controversy – CNET
The social network wants to be known as a metaverse company.
Target starts early Black Friday deals this Sunday. Here’s what you need to know – CNET
A few lowest-to-date prices are on the way.
This giant 400 million-year-old scorpion measured more than 3 feet long – CNET
Once upon a time, this monster insect ruled the southern Chinese sea.
Facebook changes name to Meta, signaling emphasis on virtual reality
Facebook’s new corporate name, Meta, is a nod to the ‘metaverse,’ a concept from science fiction that combines virtual, augmented and mixed reality.
Facebook envisions future VR/AR hardware with Cambria and Azeray projects
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the company is working on futurist virtual reality and augmented reality projects.Read More
Why Hertz’s big Tesla deal is such a blockbuster
Tom Brady is the face of an ad campaign promoting Hertz’s new electric fleet. | Eric R. Davidson/Getty Images for Hertz The car rental giant is making a huge bet…
Facebook is testing its prototype Aria smart glasses in cars via BMW – CNET
The sensor-filled Project Aria research devices are also being tested in more places.
Facebook wants to pivot Oculus Quest and AR toward work and apps – CNET
The embattled social media company hopes you’ll trust its VR and AR devices even more.