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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 appear in new leak – CNET
The next generation of Samsung’s foldable phones might be here soon.
Get a Fat Black Chocobo for Final Fantasy 14 while watching Twitch – CNET
Players will still need to pay some money, though.
Ensono: Security is a key factor when choosing a public cloud provider
A recent survey suggested security concerns had the most significant influence during the selection process for public cloud providers.Read More
NASA: Mystery of subsurface lakes under Mars south pole deepens – CNET
A new study finds the possible lakes are more widespread than thought. But are they really liquid water?
Biden agrees to $973B bipartisan infrastructure plan, EV subsidies axed – Roadshow
The plan does, however, call for $7.5 billion to construct a nationwide EV charging infrastructure network.
Incorta nabs $120M to power business data analytics
Incorta, a growing business data analytics platform, has raised $120 million in a venture capital funding round.Read More
Google’s plan to get rid of cookies isn’t going well
It will be a little while longer before Google’s browser stops supporting cookies. | Ali Balikci/Anadolu Agency Chrome’s third-party cookie ban has been delayed for another year. Google is delaying…
Estimated taxes: What are they, why you need to pay them and how to do it – CNET
Everything you need to know about pay-as-you-go taxes.
Microsoft will require an internet connection and account to activate Windows 11 Home – CNET
Along with all the big changes to Windows, Microsoft is going to require users to activate their device over the internet.
Should you buy a new Windows laptop now, or wait for Windows 11? – CNET
A new operating system always means uncertainty for hardware shoppers.