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Hulu October 2021: Everything new coming this month – CNET
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Twitter will let users tip with bitcoin, explores way to showcase NFTs – CNET
The social media company is rolling out its tipping feature globally today.
All 8 Harry Potter movies are coming back to Peacock starting Oct. 15 – CNET
Time for a Halloween marathon.
Gorgeous ‘molten ring’ galaxy spotted by Hubble reveals ancient star factory – CNET
This cosmic optical illusion was first predicted by Albert Einstein.
Mari ‘AtomicMari’ Takahashi becomes co-owner of esports group Spacestation Gaming
Mari “AtomicMari” Takahashi, a popular gaming personality, has made an investment into esports organization Spacestation Gaming.Read More
StreamElements raises $100M in latest round
StreamElements announced that it raised $100 million in its latest investment round. Read More
Billionaires like Jeff Bezos are throwing money at biodiversity. Will it work?
Amazon founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos pledged $1 billion for conservation this week. Can billionaires like him halt the biodiversity crisis? | Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images The ultrarich…
Google rolls out big updates to Android Auto – Roadshow
Google Assistant’s driving mode also gets enhanced functionality and the company announced Android Automotive will soon be coming to Honda vehicles.
Android accessibility update lets you control your phone, communicate using facial gestures – CNET
The new features, called Camera Switches and Project Activate, let users navigate their devices without their hands or voice.
EPA issues rule curbing climate-damaging gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners – CNET
The agency says a global phasedown of HFCs could help avoid up to 0.5 degrees Celsius of global warming by 2100.