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Spot the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket part hiding in this ISS astronaut photo – CNET
A Crew-2 astronaut snapped a lucky shot of the Falcon 9 second stage during his journey to the ISS.
Best full mattresses in 2021 – CNET
From hybrid models to proprietary polymer grids, these comfy mattresses help level up your sleep.
Earfun’s excellent AirPods Pro alternative is only $52 – CNET
While supplies last, the Earfun Air Pro earbuds are $28 off with an exclusive CNET code.
Half of US consumers are interested in buying foldable phones, survey says – CNET
Current LG and Samsung owners are more willing to make the leap than iPhone owners, according to YouGov.
Census 2020 results see House seats removed from California, New York – CNET
States that gained congressional seats include Texas, Florida and North Carolina.
Respawn’s documentary Oscar for Colette is a win for VR
Respawn and Oculus Studios won an Oscar for the best documentary short subject film Colette. The win is a victory for VR.Read More
Toyota subsidiary acquires Lyft self-driving division for $550M
Toyota subsidiary Woven Planet announced that it would acquire Lyft’s Level 5 self-driving R&D division for $550 million.Read More
Casper Original mattress review: A firm feel that’s ideal for back sleepers – CNET
Thanks to its Zoned Support and medium-firm feel, the Casper Original is a budget-friendly option that helps keep your spine aligned.
Apple’s privacy battle with Facebook just became all-out war – CNET
Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg’s relationship status has changed to enemies.
New bill could mandate driver-monitoring systems in future cars – Roadshow
The SAFE Act, introduced today, would prompt the DOT to investigate these systems and rule on whether they should be mandatory in vehicles.