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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Simplifies Streaming Options, and I Went Hands-On
I Visited Lightship’s AE.1 EV Travel Trailer, and Now I Want to Take an Off-the-Grid Road Trip
Cloudflare plans to issue quantum-safe TLS certificates
Hiltzik: No, AI bots won’t extinguish humanity on their own — but you should worry about the humans behind them
Nothing Ear 1 earbuds to launch late July – CNET
The design is still under wraps for now, but will include “notes of transparency.”
Here are today’s mortgage rates on June 29, 2021: Rates tick down – CNET
Today some major mortgage rates sank. If you’re shopping for a mortgage, see what that means for you.
Current refinance rates on June 29, 2021: Rates slide – CNET
Multiple benchmark refinance rates trended down today.
How to protect your eyes from the sun – CNET
Summer means more time in the sun and more UV exposure to your eyes. Here are a few things to look out for.
The best meat delivery deals for Fourth of July weekend – CNET
Did somebody say free Wagyu beef? These online meat sales are here just in time.
What to know about HP’s newest, lightest Aero laptop – CNET
The new HP Pavilion Aero 13 is pretty. It’s fast. And it weighs less than a kilogram.
Loki: How Atomic Blonde shaped Sylvie’s badass fighting style – CNET
Actor Sophia Di Martino talks about making Sylvie more of a brawler than Loki, learning from Tom Hiddleston and the importance of LGBTQI representation.
Google launches tool to help people find food support in their community – CNET
The tech giant says searches for food banks and assistants programs have reached record highs over the past year.
Hackers exploited 0-day, not 2018 bug, to mass-wipe My Book Live devices
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Last week’s mass-wiping of Western Digital My Book Live storage devices involved the exploitation of not just one vulnerability, but a second critical security bug that…
5G phones are more affordable than ever. But the killer app is still missing – CNET
The industry can’t stop cheerleading the rise of 5G despite an experience that isn’t materially better than 4G.