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No, the Viral iPhone Fold Video Isn’t Real. How We Know It’s Fake
This New Health-Tracking Pet Collar Is Like a Smartwatch for Dogs and Cats
Iran-linked hackers disrupt operations at US critical infrastructure sites
How to negotiate a lower interest rate on your credit cards – CNET
Everything you need to know when haggling for a better APR.
Walmart plans to close stores on Thanksgiving – CNET
It joins Target in making the day a real holiday for their workers.
Fireball meteor over Brazil may have come from another solar system – CNET
An Earth-grazing meteoroid took the long way to visit.
Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge join forces to improve browser extensions – CNET
Customizing your browser should be easier and safer.
Exclusive: Biden has quietly deployed an app for asylum seekers. Privacy experts are worried
Officials have quietly deployed a mobile app relying on facial recognition technology to collect data on asylum seekers before they cross the border.
Roblox launches In the Heights experience with Warner Bros. Pictures
Roblox is launching a partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures to create experiences from the film/musical In the Heights.Read More
Alethea AI and artist Robert Alice launch Sotheby’s auction of the ‘first intelligent NFT’
Alethea AI has teamed up with artist Robert Alice to bring to life a virtual being. And they’re auctioning it at Sotheby’s as the first iNFT.Read More
How AI can simplify, streamline, and enhance supply chain operations
The shift to advanced automation and AI was already underway as IT teams streamline and enhance their supply chain processes and operations.Read More
Facebook is banning Trump until at least 2023
This is how Donald Trump makes a “Like.” | James Devaney/GC Images The social network says the former president will receive a two-year ban following his actions surrounding January 6.…
Why you can’t write for Bulletin, Facebook’s new Substack clone
Mark Zuckerberg onstage at a 2019 event. | Drew Angerer/Getty Images Facebook wants to launch its newsletter product later this month. But it doesn’t want controversial writers using it —…