Lenovo’s new Slim laptops delight the digits with carbon and glass
Lenovo plays with textures and high-end parts for a new range of ultralight clamshells.
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Today’s best deals: Star Wars, Chromebooks, AirTags, iPads, and more
Dealmaster also has deals on Kindles, Google Nest, Roku, and more.
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This is what the Salisbury Plain looked like before Stonehenge
The monument's builders didn't have to clear dense forests after all.
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Despite unknowns, FDA officials make the case for annual fall COVID shots
In JAMA viewpoint, FDA leaders say a fall booster decision should come next month.
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Bungie offers strong support for abortion rights amid Supreme Court leak
Destiny developer is one of a handful of tech companies speaking out.
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“Black widow” neutron star takes an hour to orbit the star it’s roasting
Once an hour, the side of a star bombarded by radiation comes into view.
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TurboTax forced to stop misleading “free, free, free” ads and pay back $141M
4.4 million taxpayers to get refunds from Intuit in settlement with all 50 states.
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Mozilla releases Firefox version 100 this week
The big number came with a small update on desktop, Android, and iOS.
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New lawsuit calls Kotick’s handling of Activision-Microsoft merger “inexcusable”
Shareholders want more corporate books opened in light of "disturbing allegations."
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Report: Sonos is launching its own voice assistant in June
Voice assistant would help Sonos be less dependent on frenemies Amazon, Google.
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YouTube Go is dead, and you can probably blame YouTube Premium
YouTube Go offered free offline videos, but now you'll need YouTube Premium.
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Discs vs. data: Are we helping the environment by streaming?
The number of caveats has only grown since the last few studies were done.
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Razer’s 240 Hz laptop makes OLED more appealing to gamers
Highly expensive PC's display balances speed, resolution, and contrast.
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Microsoft open-sourced the code for 1995’s 3D Movie Maker because someone asked [Updated]
Among other things, the software introduced us all to Comic Sans.
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FAA urges airlines to replace altimeters that can’t filter out 5G signals
Better late than never: FCC asked aviation industry to fix problem in early 2020.
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NY Times says Wordle drove “tens of millions” of new users, record growth
But there are already signs that the game's "audience may moderate over time."
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Obi-Wan trailer released by Disney for Star Wars Day
The six-part miniseries begins on May 27 on Disney+.
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VW sells out of electric cars in US and Europe
World’s second-largest EV manufacturer hit by supply chain bottlenecks.
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This time, can Boeing’s Starliner finally shine?
Ten months later, another chance at a do-over for Boeing's crewed spacecraft.
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Could this pottery shard be a 1,000-year-old hand grenade? Signs point to yes
Residue analysis suggests it was a grenade but can't completely rule out other uses.
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BA.2.12.1 poised to become dominant in US, raising concern for future vaccines
Omicron subvariants are evading vaccines and infection-derived protections.
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Every ISP in the US has been ordered to block three pirate streaming services
ISPs ordered to block the pirate websites "by any technological means available."
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Gear from Netgear, Linksys, and 200 others has unpatched DNS poisoning flaw
Vulnerability in 3rd-party libraries can send devices' users to malicious sites.
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Nintendo Switch Sports review: Wii would like something better than this
Better online, but fails to exceed high bar set by popular Wii Sports originals.
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US spending money to spur domestic battery production
Infrastructure funding will be used to boost full life cycle within the US.
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Pixel 6 finally getting a Dirty Pipe patch, one month after the Galaxy S22
Samsung somehow shipped Google's patch a month before Google.
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Twitter warns of possible employee exodus before Musk completes purchase
Twitter SEC filing cites "inability to attract and retain key personnel."
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Nintendo Switch Sports players are breaking TVs like it’s 2006
Flying Joy-Cons recall the errant Wii remotes of the mid-'00s.
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NASA chief says cost-plus contracts are a “plague” on the space agency
"You get it done with that competitive spirit. You get it done cheaper."
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Kindle e-readers finally (kind of) support ePub books
Support relies on "Send to Kindle" file conversion, is better than nothing.
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Turning waste into
golddrugsGiven waste as starting material, software finds viable reaction path to drugs.
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Rocket Lab catches a 1-ton booster falling back from space
"It's kind of like Ghostbusters in some way."
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Ars Frontiers is next week—here’s what’s on tap at our first conference
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Botnet that hid for 18 months boasted some of the coolest tradecraft ever
Once-unknown group uses a tunnel fetish and a chameleon's ability to blend in.
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Omicron subvariants BA.4, BA.5 evade protection from earlier omicron infection
Data suggests possibility of new infection wave, though vaccination boosts protection.
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Listen to the X-ray echoes of a black hole as it devours a companion star
MIT's "reverberation machine" algorithm revealed eight new sources of those echoes.
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