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Apple might not release an iPhone Mini in 2022, analyst predicts – CNET
The Mini might be exiting the iPhone lineup in the future.
Dcbel’s r16 can charge your house with your car, or vice versa – Roadshow
This tech makes it easy to turn your smart home into a mini smart grid.
Hey Google, find my iPhone! Google Assistant’s new trick breaks down wall with Apple – CNET
Plus, streamlined take-out orders, sunrise and sunset routines go global and more premade routine templates to choose from.
Instagram test gives you new options for hiding likes – CNET
The test lets people decide when and where they see likes on Instagram.
Paving the Yellowbrick road to closer integration with cloud data stores
Yellowbrick Data launched Yellowbrick Manager to give customers unified control of data warehouses across distributed clouds.Read More
How Wayfair and Burt’s Bees optimize digital creative for every social platform (VB Live)
Learn how data can help you optimize your digital creatives for every channel and get results in this on-demand VB Live event.Read More
Nvidia forms Inception VC Alliance to connect AI startups with venture capital
Nvidia has launched its Nvidia Inception VC Alliance to educate VCs about AI and fast-track the growth of AI startups.Read More
Zoom fatigue is more intense for women than men. Here’s why – CNET
New research from Stanford found that an endless parade of Zoom calls takes a larger toll on women than on men. Age, race and personality also make a big difference,…
Tire rubber shortage is the auto industry’s next potential problem – Roadshow
Following a shortage of computer chips, the hits just keep on comin’ for the auto industry.
Facebook under investigation in Europe over massive personal data leak – CNET
A formal investigation will aim to establish whether Facebook’s handling of the leak constitutes a breach of GDPR.