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  1. Google is building a new augmented reality device and operating system

    Job listings expose plans for a mobile AR platform intended to reach "billions."

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  2. Turns out that “HDMI 2.1” ports don’t need to actually support HDMI 2.1 features

    HDMI 2.1 is an upgrade to HDMI 2.0, except when it isn't.

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  3. There’s a lot we don’t know about ocean CO₂ removal

    There are some intriguing ideas, but big questions remain about all of them.

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  1. OSHA probes Amazon warehouse where workers died with no tornado shelter

    Workers reportedly told to shelter after second tornado warning was issued.

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  2. New PS4 homebrew exploit points to similar PS5 hacks to come

    WebKit bug allows kernel-level code execution through PS4 firmware 9.00.

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  3. YouTube TV warns it may lose all Disney-owned channels amid contract dispute

    YouTube TV will temporarily lower price by $15 if it loses Disney-owned channels.

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  4. Dell’s Concept Luna PC disassembles easily so Dell can reuse its parts

    Concept Luna's parts are easily accessible for repair or reuse in another laptop.

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  5. Hackers launch over 840,000 attacks through Log4J flaw

    Researchers claim Chinese government groups are among the perpetrators.

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  6. Toyota opens up about its battery EV strategy, shows off new SUVs

    It includes everything from a small crossover to an electric supercar.

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  7. Leaky valve issue forces Boeing to swap out Starliner’s service module

    "Ongoing investigation efforts continue to validate the most probable cause."

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  8. Analogue Pocket, continued: What’s worth adding to retro system’s $220 base?

    TV dock, Game Gear adapter, clear case, cables, and more.

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  9. “The situation is critical”: Minnesota hospitals beg people to get vaccinated

    "How can we as a society stand by and watch people die?"

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  1. iOS 15.2 and macOS 12.1 add several previously delayed features

    SharePlay comes to macOS, and the new Apple Music plan comes to everything.

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  2. Logitech G303 Shroud Edition review: $130 wireless mouse for big-handed gamers

    New G303 wireless gaming mouse improves on original, but its shape isn't a universal fit.

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  3. Here’s how much Hyundai’s cool, new Ioniq 5 EV will cost

    It starts at $39,700 for 220 miles of range or $43,650 for the 303-mile version.

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  1. $25 Red Ring of Death poster commemorates Microsoft’s billion-dollar Xbox screw-up

    It's so great that we can laugh about this now.

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  2. Woman lost @metaverse Instagram handle days after Facebook name change

    Nearly decade-old account was blocked for "pretending to be someone else.”

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  3. Sony offers official PS5 faceplate colors after pushing out competition

    New colors for now-patented design come alongside matching DualSense controllers.

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  4. As Log4Shell wreaks havoc, payroll service reports ransomware attack

    Kronos outage will last several weeks. Firm advises customers to use other services.

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  5. Toyota owners have to pay $8/mo to keep using their key fob for remote start

    Feature requires subscription even though it doesn’t use connected services.

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  6. This little piggy doesn’t like heat and low barometric pressure

    Researchers say tracking feral pig movement can help save crops, slow disease.

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  1. It’s time for “electronic gravel traps” to save F1 from itself

    Tarmac replaced gravel and grass runoff for safety, but it has a drawback.

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  2. With further delays to BE-4 rocket engine, Vulcan may not make 2022 debut

    "These are really big, heavy, complicated pieces of machinery."

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  3. Don’t Look Up is fiction. Here’s the real science of that doomsday scenario

    Ars chats with Amy Mainzer about why we don't need comet and asteroid insurance just yet.

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  4. The Log4Shell 0-day, four days on: What is it, and how bad is it really?

    If max-severity 0-day hasn't already dampened your Xmas spirit, it likely soon will.

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  5. Take one last look at Google Toolbar, which is now dead

    Google Toolbar is dead, but we took it out for one last spin before it died.

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  6. To see proteins change in a quadrillionth of a second, use AI

    Researchers can finally see how protein structures contort in response to light.

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  7. Defending quantum chess champion takes the title again in 2021 tournament

    AWS' Aleksander Kubica defeated Seneca Meeks from Google Quantum AI in the final match

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  8. The weekend’s best deals: Apple’s newest AirPods, Google’s Pixel 5a, and more

    Dealmaster also has discounts on 4K TVs, Apple gift cards, and tons of video games.

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