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  1. CDC, FDA lift pause of J&J vaccine after advisors vote in support of use [Updated]

    CDC advisors voted 10 to 4 to lift J&J; pause, with new warning about clots

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  2. Backdoored password manager stole data from as many as 29K enterprises

    Compromised update mechanism for Passwordstate pushes malware that steals data.

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  3. New 12.9-inch iPad Pro doesn’t support the previous Magic Keyboard

    The new Apple TV 4K remote won't work for some Apple TV games, either.

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  1. AirTags orders began today, but supplies are already dwindling

    The iPhone is in stock, but AirTags are backed up to June in some cases.

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  2. Today, watch us play the opening of Sony’s promising PS5 exclusive Returnal

    Update: Twitch video of Housemarque's ambitious roguelike shooter is now up as VOD.

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  3. COVID emergency shuts Japan’s Super Nintendo World one month after opening

    Construction continues on US versions of Nintendo-themed park.

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  4. Supreme Court kills FTC’s “strongest tool” for getting refunds to scam victims

    Unanimous ruling limits FTC power to obtain refunds; it's up to Congress to fix it.

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  5. 4chan founder Chris Poole leaves Google

    Poole was a controversial hire for Google+, and he's out after five years.

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  6. Minnesotans furious that they have to pay for Texas’ deep-freeze problems

    Natural gas prices surged across the country during Texas’ February freeze.

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  7. Apple sued for terminating account with $25,000 worth of apps and videos

    Lawsuits claim people don’t truly own content they purchase on digital platforms.

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  8. Today’s best tech deals: M1 MacBook Air, PS5 controllers, and more

    Dealmaster also has noise-canceling headphones, webcams, and USB-C chargers.

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  9. NASA gets what it wanted: Independent, reliable access to space

    "There doesn’t seem to be any obvious limits to the reusability of the vehicle."

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  1. A Clubhouse bug let people lurk in rooms invisibly

    Moderators would be unable to mute “ghosts” hiding in and disrupting rooms.

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  2. Rocket Report: Amazon bypasses New Glenn, SLS ready for Florida shipment

    "It’s extremely exciting to join with our partners to deploy new capabilities."

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  3. Graphical Linux apps are coming to Windows Subsystem for Linux

    You'll need to be on the Dev channel of an Insider build to see the new feature.

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  1. Astronauts safely launch into orbit on a used rocket [Updated]

    For a few days, 2 Crew Dragons will be docked to the space station.

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  2. COVID-19 vaccinations declining even though all US adults are eligible

    With 50% of adults vaccinated, health officials begin tackling vaccine skeptics.

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  3. Mortal Kombat film review: Why you should watch on HBO Max, not in theaters

    Brutally brilliant battles, buried by banal banter.

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  4. This miniature version of Starry Night was made with a “laser paintbrush”

    New tool creates color on metal surfaces that can be changed, erased, rewritten.

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  5. Comcast offers tantalizing hint of a future with upload speeds above 35Mbps

    Lab test produces 4Gbps upload speeds but actual uploads are still 3 to 35Mbps.

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  6. Cyberpunk 2077 refunds barely dented CD Projekt Red’s bottom line [Updated]

    $51.3 million in projected refund costs vs. 13.7 million Cyberpunk copies sold in 2020.

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  1. An API that can tell your EV when it’s the optimal time to charge

    Energy management systems should mean cheaper EV charging for end users.

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  2. YouTube is now building its own video-transcoding chips

    Google throws custom silicon at YouTube's massive video-transcoding workload.

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  3. iOS and iPadOS 15 will feature major changes to notifications, home screen

    Plus, Apple plans to make iMessage "more of a social network."

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  4. Consumer Reports shows Tesla Autopilot works with no one in the driver’s seat

    Consumer Reports argues Tesla needs a better driver-monitoring system.

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  5. John Legere got $137 million severance for completing T-Mobile/Sprint merger

    Legere's 2020 compensation was $137.2M—he worked three months, then left in April.

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  6. Secrets of the Whales explores language, social structure of giants of the deep

    James Cameron produced, Sigourney Weaver narrates new documentary series.

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  7. Meet Thistle, the startup that wants to secure billions of IoT devices

    Startup gets $2.5 million funding to jump-start security for connected devices.

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  8. Analyst: Nintendo says Microsoft’s xCloud streaming isn’t coming to Switch

    "Nintendo [told] me directly they would not put other streaming services on Switch."

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