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Fireball Friday: The day cosmic debris lit up skies around the world – CNET
Hundreds of people from the US to Europe caught high-speed collisions with our atmosphere on a single day.
Chevy Camaro to kick the bucket with final Collector’s Edition, report says – Roadshow
Rumor has it the Camaro isn’t long for this world, and it’ll depart with a limited-run package for the LT, SS and ZL1.
China’s cryptocurrency ban: What it means for Bitcoin, Coinbase and the US – CNET
Everything you need to know about the aftermath of China’s crypto crackdown.
Thinking about switching to a digital-only bank? Read this first – CNET
A recent survey finds a majority of millennials willing to switch to “neobanks” for a digital-only experience. But should they?
Apple updates free Keynote, Pages and Numbers iWork apps to take on Microsoft Office – CNET
The tech giant adds video presentation tools and other features to beef up its apps.
Microsoft begins Xbox Cloud Gaming testing on consoles – CNET
No more need to download games and take up valuable storage space.
NBC demanded that YouTube TV bundle Peacock or lose access to NBC channels
Enlarge / A giant peacock in front of 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. (credit: Getty Images | NBC) NBCUniversal recently asked YouTube TV to bundle Peacock, the NBC…
Alexa Together expands on Care Hub connectedness for aging loved ones – CNET
The new subscription service costs $20 per month.
NASA’s Mars missions are going quiet for a few weeks. Here’s why – CNET
Thanks to the sun, we won’t be hearing much from Mars during the first half of October.
Amazon Astro could be the robot we’ve been waiting for. Here’s what the $1,000 bot can do – CNET
Inspired by science fiction, cute as a button, capable and smart — Amazon’s $1,000 home robot Astro is here to help.