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• Red Hat Marketplace: Find what you need for your hybrid cloud strategy (zdnet.com)
  Willie Tejada, Chief Developer Advocate at IBM, talks to Tonya Hall about the new tools developers can find at Red Hat Marketplace.
• Microsoft Teams just got another option to make your presentations better (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft really wants you to use its new take on PowerPoint for Teams remote meetings.
• How bad is the M1 Mac's SSD failure problem? (zdnet.com)
  If your M1 Mac's SSD fails, you can't boot off an external drive, a change from past decades. Here's the problem and strategies to manage t…
• Windows Live Writer brings WYSIWYG to blogging (arstechnica.com)
  Ever wish you could publish straight from a word processor to your blog? Maybe …
• Amazon is combining its grocery brands. (theverge.com)
  Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly are now one private label brand: Amazon Grocery. Altogether, the new Amazon Grocery brand has more than 1,000…
• Studying the non-scientific (arstechnica.com)
  A detailed analysis of where the US stands in regards to evolution, with some …
• Salesforce updates Vaccine Cloud with asynchronous registration and scheduling (zdnet.com)
  Salesforce's effort is a different twist on what Akamai is doing with waiting rooms for registration and vaccine appointments.
• Facebook tackles deepfake spread and troll farms in latest moderation push (zdnet.com)
  Updated: AI-generated images and an exiled militant group are now on Facebook's radar.
• How to unlock the Cyclops fight and more weapons in the Dark Messiah of Might and Magic demo (arstechnica.com)
  This save game file will give you another fight in the demo, and you can even …
• Ransomware crooks are targeting vulnerable VPN devices in their attacks (zdnet.com)
  Researchers at Kaspersky detail how hackers were able to get hands-on and compromise a whole network with Cring ransomware.
• Why you may be counted by a 3D camera (zdnet.com)
  As restaurants and public spaces reopen, new technology is helping enforce strict occupancy policies.
• Instagram tests opening right onto Reels (theverge.com)
  Instagram is making Reels and DMs the first two tabs on the app as part of a test available in India
• Amazon says its AI will let NBA fans track brand-new stats (theverge.com)
  Amazon says its AI takes basketball stats to a new level this NBA season.
• 360 games are showing up more often under $60 (arstechnica.com)
  The more developers decide to lower the price of their games, the easier it is …
• Luminar AI, hands on: Quick and easy AI-powered photo editing (zdnet.com)
  Beginners, in particular, will find Luminar AI a useful alternative to the simple image editing tools bundled with most computers.
• Apple sidelines lighter Vision Pro to prioritize smart glasses (theverge.com)
  Apple is speeding up work on smart glasses that would compete with similar offerings from Meta and halting plans for a lighter Vision Pro h…
• Python programming: Our new tool can help clean up your buggy code, says AWS (zdnet.com)
  Amazon Web Services will automatically catch Python coding bugs and quirks - for a monthly a fee.
• AOL data leak may give data retention bill new life (arstechnica.com)
  Last week's release of search data from thousands of AOL users may result in …
• Must-have Mac/PC utility gets better: Parallels Toolbox 4.5 (zdnet.com)
  I have a small number of utilities that I use pretty much every day, whether I'm on a PC or Mac. Parallels Toolbox is one of those, and it…
• Italian man arrested after allegedly paying hitman in cryptocurrency (zdnet.com)
  Europol claims he attempted to have his ex-girlfriend assassinated.
• Trump admin adds banner attacking ‘Radical Left Democrats’ to government websites (theverge.com)
  The Trump administration has placed banners on several federal websites, blaming Democrats for the latest government shutdown.
• Coca-Cola uses Grand Theft Auto to spread the love (arstechnica.com)
  It's one of the more entertaining ads I've seen, and now I want to actually …
• Both Kill Bill movies are coming back to theaters as one big film. (theverge.com)
  Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, which combines the two volumes of Kill Bill and adds a seven-and-a-half minute animated sequence, is hi…
• Vyveva: Lazarus hacking group’s latest weapon strikes South African freight (zdnet.com)
  The backdoor is being used to spy on the activities of freight companies.
• I went to an Apple store to buy a new iPhone and I may not get over it (zdnet.com)
  What do you do when you want to say goodbye to your iPhone XR? If you're me, you want to try the newest iPhones in person. I wasn't, though…
• RIAA defendant dies, heirs given 60 days to grieve before depositions (arstechnica.com)
  RIAA to dead guy's kids: "This is the world's smallest violin... and we own …
• Messenger is a tiny tranquil world, for free, in your browser. (theverge.com)
  [Image: Reach into another world with one click. https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/10/chrome_F6KRkLrO67.png?qua…
• Game Review: Flatout 2 (arstechnica.com)
  The first Flatout was fun, but had some big issues. Will the sequel improve on …
• Oracle moving headquarters to Texas, says CNBC (zdnet.com)
  Oracle will allow employees to choose their work location, and will continue to maintain “hubs” in Redwood City and other locations around…
• What's inside MJF's tiny home office? Too much podcast equipment (zdnet.com)
  Mary Jo Foley lives and works in 650 square feet total in the middle of New York City, and her current full-time work-from-home office take…
• All of your POD belong to Apple (arstechnica.com)
  Extremism in the defense of trademarks is no vice, at least not for Apple …
• Ads will arrive on Samsung Family Hub smart fridges next month. (theverge.com)
  A new widget coming to the built-in screen will show ‘curated advertisements’ starting next month. But you can opt out.
• World Economic Forum launches how-to guide on using technology ethically (zdnet.com)
  The report provides three design principles that can be integrated to promote ethical behaviour when creating, deploying, and using technol…
• Apple fares well in PC World's top 25 of all time (arstechnica.com)
  PC World just released its list of the top 25 personal computers of all time …
• Nothing for less. (theverge.com)
  The oh-so-hip phone manufacturer will launch what it’s calling its “first entry-level smartphone” this Wednesday, the Phone 3A Lite. The te…
• Samsung to start sales of 110-inch MicroLED TV for the home (zdnet.com)
  The 110-inch TV will cost an eye-watering 170 million won, or around $156,000.
• NSW's new information and privacy committee to advise government on best practices (zdnet.com)
  To be chaired by NSW Information Commissioner Elizabeth Tydd, the committee will advise the state government on how to best deliver informa…
• Microsoft’s not very open about OpenAI. (theverge.com)
  It’s tough getting details about one of the tech world’s most complicated relationships, even for investors. Microsoft’s latest annual repo…
• Windows Vista nears RC1, Customer Previews to be reinstated (arstechnica.com)
  New information has been released about Microsoft's plans for the next major …
• Uber offloads air taxi business to Joby Aviation and invests $75m into the startup (zdnet.com)
  Joby will receive $75 million and the Uber Elevate business as part of the deal.
• Web 2.0, meet Astroturf 2.0 (arstechnica.com)
  Corporate-backed fake grassroots organizing, aka "astroturf," has been around …
• Google develops app to help motor impaired patients 'speak' with their eyes (zdnet.com)
  Look to Speak uses eye-gazing technology to let people select pre-written phrases to be spoken aloud.
• Samsung finds its Jony Ive. (theverge.com)
  Did you know Samsung has never had a company-wide head of design before? I bet you’re not surprised. Mauro Porcini, who recently led Pepsi’…
• œI subscribe to Netflix for the games.†(theverge.com)
  Said no-one, I suspect. As Netflix shuts down another game studio, we’re not the only people questioning the streamer’s efforts to become a…
• Do GameStop managers deserve overtime? (arstechnica.com)
  Managers are suing GameStop, alleging the company should pay them overtime.
• Google opens Fuchsia OS to external contributors (zdnet.com)
  Search giant unveils standard infrastructure that surrounds any open source project.
• OnePlus 15 arrives in China, global launch ‘coming soon’ (theverge.com)
  It brings a fast 165Hz refresh rate and huge 7,300mAh battery.
• Reliance Jio chairman announces plans for 5G rollout in latter half of 2021 (zdnet.com)
  Rollout planned despite India not yet choosing a date for its 5G spectrum auction.
• Woodside uses cloud to reduce seismic data processing time down to 90 minutes (zdnet.com)
  Using the AWS cloud, Woodside Energy has reduced the 10-day supercomputer processing time down to 90 minutes.
• 802.11n pushed further into the future (arstechnica.com)
  Despite the influx of draft 802.11n gear into the market, we're still a long …