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• Lamborghini Revuelto review: perfect harmony (theverge.com)
  The 2025 Lamborghini Revuelto is a $612,000 supercar with a plug-in hyrbid powertrain. It’s unlike anything we’ve driven before.
• Yahoo to launch individual brand portals (arstechnica.com)
  Yahoo launched the first of its Brand Universes this week, designed to create …
• IDC: Smartphone shipments surge again while featurephone 'death' draws nigh (zdnet.com)
  The market research firm estimated 295.3 million units shipped worldwide during the second quarter of 2014, representing annual growth of 2…
• Microsoft updates its BizTalk integration server and services (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft has rolled out BizTalk Server 2013 R2 enterprise-integration server, along with a preview of its new BizTalk Services Hybrid Conn…
• Skype version 2.5 for Mac now final (arstechnica.com)
  Skype version 2.5 for Mac has come out of beta and is now final with two new …
• Cisco, Juniper products affected by Heartbleed (zdnet.com)
  [UPDATE] Many networking products, including hardware, also run OpenSSL, the critical software component with a severe information disclosu…
• Hypervisors are the pillars of the Cloud, not the Achilles Heel (zdnet.com)
  Bromium's Simon Crosby strongly advises us not to succumb to Cloudophobia.
• Meta and Anthropic cases make AI copyright even more complicated (theverge.com)
  Meta and Anthropic both triumphed in a pair of copyright cases, but with major caveats.
• This is no way to buy a Windows PC (zdnet.com)
  There's no shortage of Windows PCs and tablets from which to choose, but there's still no good way to make the choice.
• Reddit turns 20, and it’s going big on AI (theverge.com)
  Reddit is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and CTO Chris Slowe discussed how the company is increasingly thinking about how the platform i…
• GRAW 2 demo: released and reviewed (arstechnica.com)
  Frank goes hands-on with today's big Marketplace release: the GRAW 2 demo.
• How extreme heat disproportionately affects Latino neighborhoods (theverge.com)
  An online dashboard developed by UCLA shows how neighborhoods with more Latino residents are disproportionately affected by heatwaves and a…
• The energy transition tipping point is here (zdnet.com)
  The economic foundations supporting fossil fuels investments are collapsing quickly, as the business case for renewables such as solar and…
• Facebook beats Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube for Non-Profit Social Media Platforms (zdnet.com)
  Facebook still leads the way for non-profits that want to use social media leaving Google+ trailing far behind according to a new report.
• Google can't use "Gmail" name in Europe (arstechnica.com)
  A German entrepreneur has successfully challenged Google's use of the name "
• How hallucinogens work (arstechnica.com)
  New research sheds light on why certain compounds (LSD, mescaline, peyote) …
• Kobo’s Libra Colour and Elipsa 2E e-readers have dropped to some of their best prices (theverge.com)
  The Kobo Elipsa 2E is available for $349.99 ($50 off), and the Kobo Libra Colour is $209.99 ($20 off) at multiple retailers. The Yeedi Cube…
• The latest nuclear power newcomer: Bolivia (zdnet.com)
  The list of reactor countries keeps growing.
• Squid Game season 3 review: an uneven conclusion (theverge.com)
  Squid Game wraps up with season 3 on Netflix, which brings the dystopic series to an end.
• My year with the HTC One; still my favorite smartphone of all time (zdnet.com)
  I cannot recall ever sticking with one single phone for an entire year, but the HTC One remains my faithful companion and is still going st…
• Akamai study shows growth in broadband speeds (zdnet.com)
  In the 3rd quarter of 2013, Akamai observed an increase of 10% in global average connection speed to their network, and continued rapid gro…
• Healthcare.gov back-end errors still severe (zdnet.com)
  Reports from multiple sources indicate that a large number of people who believe they have enrolled in a health care plan through the Feder…
• Son of file-sharing defendant fights back against RIAA (arstechnica.com)
  Robert Santangelo, 16-year-old son of file-sharing defendant Patti Santangelo …
• What will the Supreme Court’s porn ruling mean for internet privacy? (theverge.com)
  The Supreme Court ruled on FSC v. Paxton, allowing online age verification to gate adult content and raising new questions about porn, priv…
• Reel FX, animated films and Dell (zdnet.com)
  Reel FX, the award winning creator of animated films, chose Dell as a platform for their recent film, "Free Birds." The company discusses w…
• Google planning change in China censorship policy? (arstechnica.com)
  When Google's co-founder Sergey Brin told the World Economic Forum last week …
• Tesla says it delivered its first car autonomously from factory to customer. It was a significant (theverge.com)
  Tesla delivered its first vehicle autonomously from factory to customer. But
• Majesco gets back into financial shape via casual gaming (arstechnica.com)
  Majesco is the latest company to find casual gaming more profitable.
• Which city has the smallest pay gap for women in tech? (zdnet.com)
  TriNet analyzed salary data from small tech companies in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York.
• The CIO as technologist, strategist, business executive (zdnet.com)
  Rex Carter, CIO of Hitachi Data Systems, talks about the challenges and changes in the CIO's role and working inside an international compa…
• Digital Foundry: Nintendo’s free Switch 2 game updates are more like remasters. (theverge.com)
  The folks at Digital Foundry have done more pixel counting, this time looking into the first-party Switch 1 games with upgrades we also fou…
• Sony releases new firmware, gets instantly decrypted for their troubles (arstechnica.com)
  The underground crew of firmware hackers are already all over Sony's new …
• [Poll] Which new product will Apple unveil today: Smartwatch, HDTV, or phablet? (zdnet.com)
  CEO Tim Cook has teased that Apple is working on "exciting new product categories." If Apple unveils a new product at its October 22 event,…
• Super Bowl highlights to be available on iTunes (arstechnica.com)
  Super Bowl fans will be able to download highlights from the game on iTunes.
• Trump’s T1 phone drops its ‘Made in the USA’ promise. (theverge.com)
  This week on The Vergecast, we revisited how the flagship Trump Mobile phone suddenly swapped out its “Made in the USA” claim for “Designed…
• Phone Home? Facebook Home another intolerable waste of time (zdnet.com)
  As a Facebook hater, you might find it unsurprising that I also hate 'Home' but it goes deeper than a hate for Facebook alone. It goes all…
• Forum upgrade phase I complete (arstechnica.com)
  One down, one to go.
• Unstoppable! Airless tire will never go flat (zdnet.com)
  A little-known firm may one-up big tire companies like Michelin and Bridgestone by launching an indestructible tire for the consumer market…
• Why Google wants us all in driverless cars (zdnet.com)
  One theory on why Google is putting so much energy into driverless cars and how it could pay off for the company.
• Vista "clean install" workaround: install Vista twice! (arstechnica.com)
  Check these instructions out and tell me if you think this is a "workaround."
• Apple’s F1 movie is finally here — and it’s good (theverge.com)
  Plus: Death Stranding 2, the Fairphone 6, Squid Game season three, Ironheart, and more in this issue of Installer.
• ˜We are the media now’: why Tesla’s robotaxis were dominated by Elon Musk superfans (theverge.com)
  Tesla’s robotaxis were only available to a select group of Elon Musk superfans at launch, with traditional media being shut out.
• Three innovators tackle a Spanish tradition: wine (zdnet.com)
  MADRID -- In Spain, poppin' bottles in a whole new way.
• Forget a broker, invest based on the Super Bowl results (zdnet.com)
  Can the outcome of the American football championship affect the U.S. stock market? Economists say yes.
• IDC: HP is still top PC vendor worldwide amid soft Q4 sales (zdnet.com)
  Despite contrary reports about Lenovo, IDC still reports that Hewlett-Packard is the top PC seller in the world.
• Directory: M2M vendors in Australia (zdnet.com)
  ZDNet's Australian directory of M2M vendors has market, product, and contact information on companies that provide M2M-related products and…
• Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo would feel right at home on your GBA (theverge.com)
  Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo, from developer Pocket Trap, is a top-down adventure game that feels like it could have been a GBA classic.
• Devil May Cry 4 on the 360? Dead Rising on the PS3? Capcom, you sly dog (arstechnica.com)
  Capcom is living the high life with big-name franchises that everyone is …
• The unbearable obviousness of AI fitness summaries (theverge.com)
  I’ve been testing AI fitness and health summaries across platforms like Whoop, Oura, and Strava. The results often repackage obvious stats…
• CyanogenMod alleges hijacking of its domain (zdnet.com)
  Claims of extortion and fraud have led to the project moving to a .org domain.