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Spiderweb Software launches Kickstarter for Queen’s Wish 2: The Tormentor
Spiderweb Software is seeking $40,000 for Queen’s Wish: The Tormentor, the sequel to 2019 retro-RPG Queen’s Wish: The Conqueror.Read More
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings first reactions: “Phenomenal” – CNET
Glowing reactions surface online after the Marvel movie’s premiere in Hollywood.
Coronavirus booster: Americans could receive extra vaccine dose by mid-September – CNET
Biden administration plans to announce coronavirus booster shots will be required to combat the delta variant, according to reports.
T-Mobile has been hacked yet again—but still doesn’t know what was taken
Enlarge / A pigeon rests on a T-Mobile logo outside a mobile phone store, operated by Deutsche Telekom AG, in Munich, Germany, on Monday, Feb. 6, 2017. (credit: Getty Images…
Facebook, Twitter deal with doctored photos, graphic videos as Afghanistan falls – CNET
From fact checking to labels, social networks are being put to the test yet again.
Tinder ID verification lets you prove you are who you say you are – CNET
ID verification first launched in Japan in 2019 and soon it’ll hit Tinder apps around the world.
Dune sequel will make Zendaya’s character the protagonist – CNET
Director Denis Villeneuve reveals the next focus of the blockbuster’s sequel. Let’s just hope that sequel goes ahead.
Shrinking Arctic sea ice is bad news for plankton, study says – CNET
Some scientists have predicted shrinking sea ice and more light reaching the Arctic Ocean’s surface could mean more plankton. New research suggests otherwise.
Ford goes after GM’s Cruise and Super Cruise trademarks in response to lawsuit – Roadshow
The Blue Oval argues that the trademark office shouldn’t have issued trademarks for those terms in the first place.
Why Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is going to war with NASA and SpaceX – CNET
The space agency prefers Elon Musk’s spaceship for lunar landings. Now, a judge will decide if that union will stand.