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How to apply and get approved for a credit card – CNET
A credit card can open financial doors. Here’s everything you need to know to optimize your application.
Virgin Galactic tickets on sale once again, starting at $450K a seat – CNET
The company also announces that its next “revenue-generating” spaceflight, Unity 23, is slated for late September.
Why would you ever want to project your eyes on your VR headset? – CNET
Facebook’s experimental SIGGRAPH project asks a question. Here’s an answer.
Apple’s plan to scan phones for child abuse worries privacy advocates – CNET
The tech giant said its iPhone, iPad and Mac software updates planned for the fall will include a new feature to fight child exploitation.
Porsche 911 GT2 RS Clubsport 25 is a hell of a birthday present for Manthey Racing – Roadshow
The Clubsport 25 will be limited to 30 units total, and only six of them will come to the US.
Appian acquires process mining company Lana Labs
Software automation company Appian has acquired Lana Labs, a process mining company, for an undisclosed sum.Read More
Zynga acquires StarLark studio and Golf Rival game for $525M
Zynga has a definitive agreement to buy the StarLark studio and Golf Rival game from Betta Games for $525 million in cash.Read More
Zynga’s Q2 2021 bookings of $712M are up 37% from a year ago
Zynga beat analysts’ expectations today, reporting strong bookings and revenues in the second quarter. But it warned of second half risks.Read More
McLaren Speedtail Albert has a mindblowing custom livery – Roadshow
This one-off paint job took 12 weeks to complete.
Sen. Marco Rubio sounds off against in-flight TikTok – CNET
Rubio calls app “notorious for its collection of children’s personal information, including phone numbers, locations, and even biometric data.”