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5 Big Tech Scandals That Didn't Get Enough Attention

Now even the FBI is warning about your smart TV’s security

This truly versatile EDC wallet includes a pen & notebook duo!

The 5 Dumbest Cover-Ups By The People In Charge

T-Mobile launches 600MHz 5G across the US, but no one can use it until December 6th

Fine Lines and Dotwork Form Surreal Monochromatic Tattoos by Michele Volpi

The ‘Amazon effect’ is flooding a struggling recycling system with cardboard

No one needs another gadget. Try these low-tech, feel-good gifts instead

Tesla Cybertruck will join Dubai's eclectic police fleet

Now that Ikea has colonized Earth, it’s going after Mars

China now requires face scans to sign up for phone service

Balenciaga’s first couch is stuffed with old Balenciaga

Australia rolls out AI cameras to spot drivers using their phones

This free tool maps propaganda and misinformation as it goes viral

T-Mobile's 5G network goes live ahead of schedule

The Senior Olympic Games in Pictures by Tim Tadder

T-Mobile's first low-band 5G phones go on preorder ahead of Friday launch - CNET

The Hugest Green Wall in Europe against Climate Change

The Irishman: De-aging De Niro was a waste of money - CNET

Lucid Motors breaks ground on its $700 million Arizona factory

SpaceX Falcon 9 launch: How to watch CRS-19 mission to the space station - CNET

Tim Cook, Satya Nadella, Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai and more sign renewed commitment to Paris Agreement

Chinese companies want to help shape global facial recognition standards

Astronomers find stellar black hole so large it shouldn't exist

Apple’s time-saving Apple Pay Express Transit feature now available in London

Uncapped raises £10M to offer ‘revenue-based’ finance to growing businesses

Europe's space agency approves the Hera anti-asteroid mission

Mars at dawn: This NASA Curiosity rover image will enchant your heart - CNET

Naughty Dog’s president on how games changed since the first PlayStation: ‘They’re barely recognizable’

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