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Asphalt 8: Airborne, Baldo and DoDonPachi Resurrection HD are now available on Apple Arcade – CNET
Whether you’re in the mood for a Studio Ghibli-Zelda mash up, racing or classic shooter, Apple Arcade’s got you covered this weekend.
T-Mobile hack: Here’s what you need to know about the massive data breach – CNET
Last week’s breach compromised the personal information of more than 50 million customers. Are you one?
Yes, Studio Ghibli inspired this must-play game, but ‘Hoa’ transcends its influences
A tiny Vietnamese video game team has created one of 2021’s must-play games, a “Totoro”-influenced charmer that’s a digital relaxant.
2021 Jeep Wrangler now comes in pink — seriously – Roadshow
It’s actually called “Tuscadero,” but it’s definitely pink.
Google’s new Pixel 5A ad spoofs Apple with humorous ode to the headphone jack – CNET
The Google Pixel 5A video parodies ex-Apple designer Jony Ive’s pronunciation of aluminum.
Vote now in the USA Mullet Championships: They’re a big hairy deal – CNET
Business in the front, party in the back. Tennessee Top Hat, Texas Tailgate. Hockey hair. Camaro hair. You know the look, now help pick the ultimate mullet.
Committee investigating Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riot seeks records from social networks – CNET
House lawmakers want answers from Facebook, Google, Twitter and other tech companies.
Drastic changes to ocean surfaces could force marine life to ‘adapt or die’ – CNET
Climate crisis could see almost all ocean surface climates disappear in 80 years, according to a new study.
Apple has changed its App Store rules, and Apple’s critics aren’t satisfied
Apple CEO Tim Cook at the Sun Valley Conference, July 2021 | Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Spotify and Epic Games are still pressing their legal campaigns. Don’t expect regulators scrutinizing Big…