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Gemini Gets New Notebooks Feature That Syncs With NotebookLM
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Pro $100 tier with 5X usage limits for Codex compared to Plus
Street Smarts: Waymo and Waze Turn Driver Data Into Pothole Repairs
US Mobile Is Getting Into the Home Internet Business by Pairing With Starlink
You Can Now Clone Yourself on YouTube With an AI Avatar Tool
The new BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe wears its huge kidneys well – Roadshow
Like its extremely similar i4 sibling, the 2022 4 Series Gran Coupe looks pretty good.
China’s Tianwen-1 Mars spacecraft spots its rover from orbit – CNET
The Zhurong rover is a tiny speck against the wide landscape of Mars.
Chris Harrison officially out as Bachelor host after tumultuous year – CNET
Harrison faced backlash following controversial comments about a Bachelor contestant’s plantation party photos. “I’m excited to start a new chapter,” the veteran host says.
Bezos, Musk and other billionaires pay next to nothing in income taxes, report says – CNET
ProPublica got its hands on a trove of IRS documents.
Google should be declared a public utility, Ohio lawsuit demands – CNET
The search giant should be classified similarly to electricity and gas providers, says a complaint filed by the state’s attorney general.
CDC eases travel restriction on Japan and other countries ahead of the Olympics – CNET
The agency says people should be fully vaccinated before traveling.
Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 turned into life-size Lego supercar – Roadshow
Last year, Lamborghini and Lego released a 1:8 scale version of the supercar. This year, it wanted to go bigger — literally.
Postgres Professional adds enterprise-features, PostgreSQL 13 updates
Postgres Professional adds a range of additional enterprise capabilities to a fork of the open source Postgres database.Read More
Brood X cicadas are so abundant, they’re showing up on weather radar – CNET
One entomologist didn’t believe it at first, but there are that many of the insects.
FTC scolds MoviePass for deceptive practices – CNET
The Federal Trade Commission says the movie service misled customers and didn’t properly protect data.