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Opera Adds Browser Connector Feature to Integrate AI Chatbots Into Browsers
Roblox Will Pay $12 Million to Settle Nevada Child Safety Lawsuit
Tapo Releases Ultrapowerful Dual-Lens Camera Kit for Complete Yard Coverage
BMW i4 revealed, four-door EV promises 300-mile range – Roadshow
Based on BMW’s forthcoming 4 Series Gran Coupe, this new sedan is among the first in a mad rush of EVs from Bavaria.
Sony’s PlayStation 5 VR controller revealed: Like a DualSense split in two – CNET
Our first look at the PS5 next-gen VR controller seems to blend Oculus Touch with DualSense.
Google to invest over $7 billion in new offices and data centers – CNET
These investments will also create over 10,000 jobs across 19 states, according the tech giant.
YouTube’s TikTok rival, Shorts, starts rolling out in US – CNET
Shorts’ suite of tools is basic compared to TikTok’s bells and whistles, but YouTube hopes it has an edge with its 2 billion monthly visitors and track record of paying…
Peloton Bike vs. Peloton Bike Plus: The differences that matter – CNET
Is the Peloton Bike plus worth the extra cash? It depends on what you want out of your exercise bike.
4 easy smart home routines for beginners – CNET
If you’re ready to automate your smart home, these are the beginner routines we suggest.
Alienware, Cherry made an all-new mechanical keyboard switch for gaming laptops – CNET
Alienware’s m15 and m17 will be the first gaming laptops available with the new mechanical keyboard as an option.
Google’s privacy push draws DOJ scrutiny, report says – CNET
Justice Department investigators are reportedly concerned about the search giant’s moves to phase out third-party cookies.
Nvidia GeForce Now replaces Founders subscription with $10 Priority plan – CNET
In a bout of largesse, Nvidia is letting existing subscribers keep the $5 a month promotional pricing for life.
How to help kids recover from a year of pandemic schooling – CNET
Not all the developments were bad during “the lost year” in education, but the impact on mental health has been devastating for too many.