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  1. Lenovo clones the iPad Pro with the $610 P12 Pro

    It has Android 11 and an SoC that would be at home in a 2020 flagship smartphone.

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  2. Riot Games’ anti-cheat software will require TPM, Secure Boot on Windows 11

    New requirements aren't being enforced on Windows 10—at least not yet.

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  3. The Whoop Strap 4.0 launches today, 2 years after its predecessor

    The data-focused wearable adds blood oxygen and temperature sensors.

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  1. After ignoring EVs for too long, Toyota will invest $13.6 billion in batteries

    Company says it wants 180 to 200 GWh in battery capacity by 2030.

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  2. To limit warming to 1.5°C, huge amounts of fossil fuels need to go unused

    Nearly 60 percent of oil, 90 percent of coal should stay in the ground.

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  3. Windows Movie Maker Redux? Microsoft acquires web-based video editor Clipchamp

    Windows hasn't offered a good beginner-friendly video editor in years.

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  4. SEC threatens to sue Coinbase over lending product

    Cryptocurrency exchange’s chief accuses US regulator of "sketchy behavior."

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  5. The James Webb telescope has a bona fide launch date

    The telescope is ready. So is the rocket. It's time.

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  6. Idaho begins rationing care as hospitals crumple under COVID load

    "Crisis standards of care is a last resort. It means we have exhausted our resources."

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  7. Game studio CEO ousted after tweeting he’s “proud” to support Texas abortion ban

    Based in Roswell, Georgia, Tripwire Interactive is responsible for many violent games.

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  8. ProtonMail removed “we do not keep any IP logs” from its privacy policy

    Swiss courts compelled it to log and disclose a user's IP and browser fingerprint.

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  9. Confirmed: A duck named Ripper learned how to say “You bloody fool!”

    "At first I thought, 'It's a hoax, it can't be true.' But it turned out to be true."

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  1. NASA chief on Blue Origin protest: “They have every right” to sue

    "We are a nation of laws and as such we want to follow the law."

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  2. California streaming: Apple’s next big event is on September 14

    Apple is expected to announce new iPhones next week.

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  3. Even Epik says the Texas abortion “whistleblower” site violates its rules

    Epik says "collecting anonymous tips" about abortions violates its terms of use.

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  1. Misbehaving Microsoft Teams ad brings down the entire Windows 11 desktop

    Microsoft recommends a registry edit to get things working normally again.

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  2. Forced use of horse dewormer on COVID patient overturned by Ohio judge

    Patient was reportedly unvaccinated out of concern that vaccines are "experimental."

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  3. TikTok is gaining on YouTube, now leads in average watch time in the US

    YouTube still has more users, but each TikTok viewer watches more video.

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  4. The Space Force is starting to lean into innovative launch concepts

    "The biggest threat to our success is moving too slowly and refusing to change."

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  5. Microsoft Outlook shows real person’s contact info for IDN phishing emails

    IDN homograph attacks were a problem to begin with. Outlook just made 'em worse.

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  6. The best Labor Day tech deals we can find [Updated]

    Dealmaster includes discounts on Apple devices, PS5 games, headphones, and more.

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  1. Blix Vika+ review: A powerful ebike that folds and fits just about anywhere

    Despite some obvious cuts and lapses in getting the price down, Blix has charmed us.

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  2. The quiet search for dark matter deep underground

    From the archives: In which the author travels to South Dakota to visit a gold mine—housing LUX.

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  3. Life is Strange: True Colors hands-on preview: Not afraid to make you sad

    Tapping into emotion auras feels like the most genuine series reinvention yet.

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  4. 21st-century storms are overwhelming 20th-century cities

    Infrastructure that wasn't built to handle warmer, wetter climate is increasingly risky.

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  5. BMW’s i Vision Circular concept thinks about sustainable car-making

    The concept is informing BMW's next Neue Klasse, due in 2025.

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  6. Review: Candyman turns singular slasher into a timeless avatar for Black trauma

    "Candyman ain't a he. Candyman is the whole damn hive."

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  7. Investor overconfidence linked to selective memory

    Investors inflate their wins, forget about their losses.

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