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Aurzen Zip Cyber Foldable Portable Projector: Not Bright, Poor Connectivity, but a Lot of Fun
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Friday, April 24
Mullvad VPN Creates iOS Master Switch to Protect Users From Data Leaks
Meta Centralizes Access to Facebook, Instagram, AI Glasses and More Apps
In a first, a ransomware family is confirmed to be quantum-safe
Tokyo Olympics: High jump event ends with unprecedented shared gold – CNET
In the most heartwarming moment of the Tokyo Olympics so far, Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi opted to share a gold medal.
See Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker on set of The Mandalorian – CNET
See Mark Hamill before the de-aging visual effects in this behind-the-scenes first look.
Square buys ‘buy now pay later’ service Afterpay for $29 billion – CNET
Buy now pay later services have flourished since the pandemic began, with PayPal introducing its own service in May.
5 ways to build the mobile gaming metaverse
Mobile is likely to be the primary platform for the metaverse if we’re going to give people the freedom to experience its immersive wonders.Read More
4 conversations every company needs to be having about AI
Riding the AI wave doesn’t have to be that hard. And getting started is lot easier if companies can ask and answer 4 key questions.Read More
The new space race: Big takeaways for software and product innovators
Exploding interest in space exploration has brought a fast-moving, Silicon Valley-led paradigm to a sector previously run by the government.Read More
Nintendo and Sony are playing different games when it comes to TV advertising
Nintendo flat-out dominated video game national TV advertising for the first half of 2021, but you may not have noticed.Read More
#1ReasonToBe: Tales of women game developers in emerging regions
The recent Game Developers Conference featured another #1ReasonToBe session about being a woman game dev in emergent gaming regions.Read More
Google Doodle digs into the Turkana Human – CNET
The 1984 discovery of this nearly complete skeleton taught researchers more about Homo erectus.
Invisibly wants to pay you for your data
Invisibly calls for a “data dividend,” which lets users collect points by giving Invisibly access to their web usage.Read More