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Nicolas Cage says he won’t work with Amazon again over AI dispute
Elon Musk Eyes ‘Complete Phone Coverage in America’ as SpaceX Clears Hurdle
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Move Over ‘Carrie’: Mike Flanagan Teases His ‘Exorcist’ Movie at NYCC 2026
New 2021 Kindle Paperwhite has larger screen, USB-C charging and better battery life – CNET
At $140, the new Paperwhite e-reader costs $10 more than the previous version. Available for preorder now, it ships on Oct. 27.
Google is buying a New York City office building for $2.1 billion – CNET
It plans to open the new office in mid-2023.
2022 Honda Civic Hatchback prices keep things affordable, $25,000 gets you a stick – Roadshow
There are two ways to get a stick this time around.
Save 40% on halloween costumes for pets and kids today – CNET
With savings like these, you can get your dog multiple costumes and enjoy the season.
Column: Consumers are receiving billions of car-warranty calls. Ignore them
You’ve probably received calls that your car warranty is expiring or has expired. They’re almost never from dealers or manufacturers.
Long a champion of consumer privacy, Apple now sits at a crossroads – CNET
Some experts question whether Apple needs to do more to protect its users.
How to delete your password for Microsoft online services like Outlook.com and Xbox Live – CNET
The software giant already has enabled passwordless login. This is the next step.
HP’s fall 2021 all-in-one lineup tries to offer something for nearly everyone – CNET
From a relatively inexpensive 24-inch model to a premium 34-inch Envy with magnetic webcam attachments, HP has revamped its lineup to take on the iMac.
HP Spectre x360 16 finally gives us a webcam and display worthy of a premium 2-in-1 – CNET
Redesigned for 2021, this Spectre is for people who explore their creative side when they’re not working from home.
China’s Evergrande debt crisis: What it is and why it matters – CNET
A real estate company you may never have heard of is at risk of falling. The impact could be felt everywhere.