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Reels are coming to Facebook in expanded test – CNET
In the US, you might see the short, multiclip, TikTok-esque videos appear on the social network.
Google’s Pixel 5A seems to have overheating issues when shooting 4K video at 60 FPS – CNET
A bad form of crispy video.
2022 Hyundai Elantra N is a compact rocket with customizable engine sounds – Roadshow
There’s so much going on under the Elantra N’s skin.
Honda’s cutesy U Be electric scooter only costs $475 – Roadshow
And technically, it can be an e-bike with a set of pedals, too.
Get an email about COVID stimulus from the FTC chair? It’s a scam – CNET
A new phishing attack promises coronavirus stimulus from the FTC in exchange for your personal info. Don’t fall for it.
Capitol police negotiate with man livestreaming bomb threat in Washington – CNET
The incident is the latest in a growing series of attacks streamed on social media.
Twilio Segment releases customer data platform dev toolkit
Twilio Segment today released a dev toolkit that aims to enable developers to create new digital customer experiences.Read More
Sourcegraph plans to index the entire open source web
Sourcegraph is expanding its universal code search platform to the cloud and indexing millions of public repositories from GitHub and GitLab.Read More
Toyota curtails vehicle production by 40% as chip shortage slams automaker – Roadshow
Toyota will stop production at every single North American plant save for one in August.
Nearly 100 policy and rights groups push Apple to abandon plans to scan iPhones for child abuse – CNET
Groups including the Center for Democracy & Technology, the ACLU and the EFF say Apple’s plans weaken user privacy.