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Why We're Experiencing ‘Zoom Fatigue' and How to Fix It
As people replaced in-person meetings with videoconferences from spare bedrooms and kitchens, they noticed that videoconferencing made them feel tired.
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Twitter Shares Soar After Company Announces Plan to Double Revenue by End of 2023
This is the first time Twitter has set long-term goals for revenue and daily users.
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Apple Car News Keeps Coming – Here's What's Been Reported So Far
Apple is one of the most valuable companies in the world, and it could become massively more valuable if it can make a splash in cars.
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Former Cuomo Aide Accuses Governor of Kissing Her Without Permission
The new details emerge as Cuomo is fighting allegations of mishandling nursing home data and policies at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in New York.
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Biden Signs Executive Order to Address Chip Shortage Through a Review to Strengthen Supply Chains
The action follows calls from bipartisan members of Congress and industry leaders warning about the potential consequences of the shortage.
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Nvidia Beats Earnings Expectations, But Stock Dips as CEO Downplays Crypto Play
Nvidia stock has had a lot of momentum in recent months, with the stock rising over 106% in the past year.
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Verizon Is the Top Bidder on 5G Spectrum, Committing More Than $45 Billion
The sums spent by the companies ended up much higher than expectations, reflecting how important securing licenses for the airwaves is for the carriers.
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You Can Now Schedule Text Messages to Send Later on Android — Here's How
That means you can schedule a text in an effort to be the first to wish your friend a happy birthday at midnight, for example.
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Apple Shareholders Approve Executive Compensation; Dividend Increase Coming
Apple shareholders on Tuesday voted to approve compensation for Apple executives.
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Microsoft President: The Only Reason We Know About SolarWinds Hack Is Because FireEye Told Us
He planned to tell lawmakers that private sector companies should be required to be transparent about significant breaches of their systems.
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Two Years After Launch, Huawei to Roll Out Its Google Android Rival to Phones — With Big Challenges
In mid-2019, Huawei launched its own operating system — HarmonyOS — in response to U.S. actions that cut it off from Google software.
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Apple's New Way to Unlock Your iPhone With an Apple Watch Works Even When You Cover Most of Your Face
I held up my shirt covering all but my forehead and eyes, and even that worked.
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Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen Podcast ‘Renegades' Coming to Spotify
“Renegades: Born in the USA” will span eight episodes, two of which were released Monday on Spotify.
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Apple Claims Global Smartphone Market Lead Ahead of Samsung for First Time Since 2016
The tech giant shipped nearly 80 million units in the quarter, surpassing all other smartphone makers, including Samsung.
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Huawei Launches New Foldable Phone as U.S. Sanctions Continue to Hurt Smartphone Business
The Mate X2 will be one of the first Huawei phones able to run its own HarmonyOS mobile operating system.
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Reddit CEO Defends Platform's Role in GameStop Surge
Testifying before Congress Thursday, Steve Huffman said financial advice from Reddit users may even be more reliable than since it’s vetted by the community.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs Will Make Another Appearance Before Congress in March
The March hearing will mark Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s fourth time testifying before Congress since July.
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Amazon Alexa Records You Every Time You Ask It Something — Here's How to Delete Those Recordings
There’s a whole collection of voice recordings logged for every request or command you’ve given Amazon’s smart voice assistant.
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Nvidia Announces New Chips Designed for Mining Ethereum as the Cryptocurrency Hits Record Highs
The company’s new graphics card will be altered to mine ether more slowly.
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Google Maps Now Lets You Pay for Parking Without Leaving the App
Google partnered with Passport and ParkMobile on the parking feature, which prompts you to pay after you arrive at your destination.