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Lexus promises its first battery-electric vehicle by 2022 – Roadshow
The new luxury EV will be its own stand-alone model rather than an electric trim of an existing one.
Yamaha 2021 receivers work with Xbox Series X, start at $1,300 – CNET
Yamaha’s new Aventage receivers offer seven 8K-compatible HDMI 2.1 inputs and come ready for next-gen gaming.
Best WWE matches of 2021 to stream right now – CNET
NBC’s Peacock is home to all WWE pay-per-view events from the past year.
VW debuts the rugged-looking Taos Basecamp concept – Roadshow
The concept is similar to the Atlas Basecamp we saw in 2019.
Fear Street horror movie trilogy coming to Netflix in July – CNET
Goosebumps author R. L. Stine’s other famous ’90s book series is coming to Netflix.
4 vulnerabilities under attack give hackers full control of Android devices
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Unknown hackers have been exploiting four Android vulnerabilities that allow the execution of malicious code that can take complete control of devices, Google warned on Wednesday.…
Flush with funding, blockchain gaming is ready to evolve
As more big names invest in blockchain and NFTs, it’s up to the entire ecosystem, not celebs, to keep up the momentum.Read More
Understanding and adapting to the ‘One-Tap’ generation’s preferences
Businesses have to streamline data flow and adapt user interfaces to reach the “one-tap” generation with personalized user experiences.Read More
The D20 Beat: Lost Eidolons is a rarity — a single-player RPG from South Korea
Ocean Drive is a new studio from South Korea, and it’s taking to Kickstarter to make Lost Eidolon, a old-school tactical RPG.Read More
Twitter explains why it removed image crop on iOS and Android – CNET
“Not everything is a good candidate for an algorithm,” Twitter says.