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Apple delays opening first physical store in India due to COVID-19, report says – CNET
The store has been originally slated to open in Mumbai this year.
Aaliyah’s music finally coming to streaming, 20 years after her death – CNET
The late R&B singer’s 1996 album, One in a Million, will arrive on Aug. 20, followed by other works.
Morgan’s Plus Four CX-T is an off-road adventure machine with a face from the ’30s – Roadshow
It’s an improbable idea, but somehow Morgan’s design team managed to build it with help from Dakar legends Rally Raid.
Morgan Plus Four CX-T is an ode to nostalgic off-road adventure – Roadshow
With only eight being produced, and each with a hefty price tag, seeing one of these in the metal will be truly special.
Apple explains how iPhones will scan photos for child-sexual-abuse images
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images | Oscar Wong) Shortly after reports today that Apple will start scanning iPhones for child-abuse images, the company confirmed its plan and provided details in a…
4 things I learned at Black Hat 2021
When it comes to cybersecurity, the fortunes of private companies are now irrevocably intertwined with those of the government.Read More
How EU edtech startups are navigating the pandemic
Educators in Europe are revamping education tech to take a huge stride forward in the post-pandemic marketplace.Read More
Super League Gaming launches Pixel Paradise as Minecraft Bedrock Server
Super League Gaming has launched Pixel Paradise, the first Minecraft Server from InPvP in the Bedrock edition of the game.Read More
What to do if you’re denied for a credit card – CNET
A declined application isn’t the end of the world. Here’s what you need to know to get approved next time.
Amazon’s Halo fitness band can now share your heart rate with third-party devices – CNET
Starting today, you can choose to let the wearable fitness tracker share your live heart rate data with supported third-party apps and devices.