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Location American Technology News for 22 January 2021
It was inevitable, really. In the early days of the internet, Tucows was known as a reliable place to find and download new software. Today, however, most people are happy to use a modern App Store -- Microsoft and Apple...
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Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro review: Affordably awesome

Digital Trends - 22 Jan 2021 03:40
Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro review: Affordably awesome Soundcore takes aim at the AirPods Pro with these great-sounding earbuds.
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A method to track the outdoor performance of perovskite solar minimodules In recent years, researchers have been developing a wide range of technologies designed to convert renewable energy sources, such as sunlight and wind, into electrical energy. This includes solar or photovoltaic (PV) cel...
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Green propellant successfully demonstrated on NASA mission A recent NASA mission successfully demonstrated the performance of a non-toxic "green" propellant, creating opportunities for its use in a wide range of future spacecraft. SpaceNews
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The Best New Features in Edge Chromium 88

Life Hacker - 22 Jan 2021 23:30
The Best New Features in Edge Chromium 88 The latest update for Edge Chromium, version 88, is finally rolling out. This version adds many new features to the Windows and macOS versions of the browser, like new password security tools, an updated look, and severa...
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Final Fantasy creator hints new mobile RPG could arrive this year - CNET Hironobu Sakaguchi's Fantasian could finally be coming to Apple Arcade in 2021.
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Daily Cartoon: Friday, January 22nd

The New Yorker - 22 Jan 2021 18:14
"We're going to need more sage!"
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Last week, Bloomberg reported that Apple was planning a redesigned MacBook Air. It was a footnote, however, in a larger piece that focused on some upcoming MacBook Pro laptops. Today, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has provided...
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Iodine thruster could slow space junk accumulation For the first time ever, a telecommunications satellite has used an iodine propellant to change its orbit around Earth. The small but potentially disruptive innovation could help to clear the skies of space junk, by enab...
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(University of Liege) A new international study led by astrophysicist Eric Agol from the University of Washington has measured the densities of the seven planets of the exoplanetary system TRAPPIST-1 with extreme precisi...
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Illustration: Alex Castro / The Verge Google is threatening to pull its search engine from an entire country -- Australia -- if a proposed law goes into effect that would force Google to pay news publishers for their con...
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Alphabet Is Grounding Loon--but Won't Call It a Failure Plus: The moonshot's launch, health care for the mask-less, and a new era's inaugural meme.
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Do you have any of these coronavirus symptoms? CDC says go to the hospital now While most COVID-19 symptoms are mild, there are a few emergency symptoms that warrant immediate medical attention. Some of these warning signs, according to the CDC, include trouble breathing, confusion, and an inabilit...
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Don't worry, the electric BMW i4 will be able to drift - Roadshow BMW says the i4 will have up to 530 horsepower and sporty handling characteristics.
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Companies are receiving emails from cyber-criminals threatening large DDoS attacks unless a ransom is paid. Some groups are delivering on their threats.
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Impressions: RE Village demo 'Maiden' wants you to ask what's in the wine If anything, this is more of an audio showcase instead of a visual one. To start off this article, yes the Tall Vampire Lady is in the Resident Evil Village demo. Spoilers, but she's terrifying. Now that we got out of th...
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Google threatens to withdraw Search from Australia over new media law Facebook has also threatened to block news from its feed for Australian users over the same code. What you need to know Google is threatening to stop making Search available in Australia. Google argues that Australia's p...
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The UK’s data watchdog has restarted an investigation of adtech practices that, since 2018, have been subject to scores of complaints across Europe under the bloc’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The high...
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The Arlo Pro 4 and Pro 3 are basically twins except for one key difference Buy as a standalone Arlo Pro 4 $180 at Best Buy Pros Camera can connect directly to router More affordable as a standalone device Cons No local storage without Arlo Smart Hub Functionally identical to Pro 3; no new featu...
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Raspberry unveils $4 Pi Pico microcontroller

Phys.org - 22 Jan 2021 13:38
Raspberry unveils $4 Pi Pico microcontroller Raspberry is introducing a new member to its family: a microcontroller. And its price won't set anyone back too much: The new Raspberry Pi Pico costs about the same as a box of fresh-picked raspberries at the grocery sto...
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A Free Class on How to Develop Film At Home Using Dark Beer

The Phoblographer - 22 Jan 2021 13:00
"At least here in Germany beer is cheaper than coffee and orange juice, so even if you go with a normal process not using chemicals, beer can be cheaper," explains photographer Juan Antonio Hoyos to us in an interview. T...
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Worker's union Prospect warned that the UK was at risk of 'sleepwalking into a world of surveillance' as more businesses turn to digital tools to keep tabs on remote workers.
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