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Sunday, 5 January 2020

CES 2020 is here and here’s how to set your expectations

Amelia Holowaty Krales

Buckle up for gadget news

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Samsung’s ‘artificial human’ project definitely looks like a digital avatar

On Friday we wrote about Samsung’s mysterious ‘artificial human’ project Neon, speculating that the company was building realistic human avatars that could be used for entertainment and business purposes, acting as guides, receptionists, and more.

Now, a tweet from the project’s lead and some leaked videos pretty much confirm this — although they don’t give us nearly enough information to judge how impressive Neon is.

The lead of Neon, computer-human interaction researcher Paranav Mistry, tweeted the image below, apparently showing one of the project’s avatars. Mistry says the company’s “Core R3” technology can now “autonomously create new expressions, new movements, new dialog (even in Hindi), completely different from the original...

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Saturday, 4 January 2020

Best AV receivers of 2020 - CNET

We compared affordable, full-featured AV receivers from Denon, Onkyo, Sony and Yamaha. Which one wins?

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Samsung 8K QLED TV is literally 99% picture, thanks to superthin bezel - CNET

The Q950TS has a screen that goes right up to the edge.

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Best flower delivery services in 2020 - CNET

Because who has time to go to professional florists?

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Best air mattresses for 2020: REI, SoundAsleep and more, compared - CNET

We inflated and slept on 10 of the most popular air mattress models, from Intex, Coleman, King Koil and more. Here’s what we learned.

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Galaxy S11 will launch Feb. 11 at Samsung Unpacked in San Francisco - CNET

Evidence is also mounting that Samsung will unveil a foldable phone rival to the Motorola Razr that closes into a square.

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7 best blue-light blocking glasses to prevent eye fatigue - CNET

Protect your precious little corneas and look good while doing it.

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13 Apple Watch bands to get on Amazon - CNET

From stainless steel to silicone, there's an Apple Watch band for every purpose.

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Samsung confirms Galaxy S11 event for February 11th

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge

The next Galaxy flagship smartphone from Samsung is indeed being announced on February 11th. After the date was discovered earlier today thanks to an unlisted video, Samsung has now confirmed that its Unpacked event will be held that day in San Francisco.

There’s little doubt we’ll see the Galaxy S11 (rumors indicate it might actually be branded as the S20 for some reason), and Samsung is also at work on its second foldable phone after last year’s Galaxy Fold. If you like reading into such things, the invite could be seen as a tease of both devices. And Samsung indeed confirms that more than one is coming on the 11th.

Say hello to a whole new Galaxy. Unpacked on February 11, 2020 #SamsungEvent pic.twitter.com/ln1pqt2vu7
— Samsung...

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How to watch the Titans vs. Patriots NFL Wild Card game without cable - CNET

Do Bill Belichick and Tom Brady have one more Super Bowl run in them?

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Konka brings OLED TV to the US to take on LG and Sony - CNET

The China-based TV manufacturer will also sell a selection of budget-friendly LCD TVs.

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Porsche and Lucasfilm's Star Wars Tri-wing: Behind the collab - Roadshow

We'll likely see this interstellar sports car in future Star Wars movies or shows.

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Samsung’s next flagship Galaxy phone will probably be announced February 11

If you’re eagerly awaiting Samsung’s next flagship phone, the Galaxy S11, then go ahead and mark February 11 in your diary. According to a newly-leaked promo, this looks to be the date for Samsung’s next “Unpacked” press event, which last year was the occasion for the company to unveil the Galaxy S10.

The promo was downloaded as an unlisted video on Samsung’s official Vimeo account by Max Weinbach of XDA Developers and first spotted by Twitter user @water8192.

The 15-second clip doesn’t give much away. There are just two mysterious oblong shapes pressing through a sheet of material in place of the letter A’s in the word “Galaxy.” One shape is more rectangular and the other more square, perhaps suggesting that Samsung will unveil both a...

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Saturday's Best Deals: Overstock, Keto ButcherBox, Protein Powder, Fitness Equipment, and More

A Protein Powder and Supplements Gold Box, a Winter Home Blowout at Overstock, and an Ultimate Keto Bundle from ButcherBox lead off Saturday’s best deals from around the web.

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7 new trailers you should watch this week

Photo: Jonny Cournoyer / Paramount Pictures

I’ve been excited to write about Little Women since I saw a screening of it a few months ago. It’s one of my favorite movies of 2019 and an all-around impressive piece of filmmaking, thoughtfully jumping back and forth between the book’s two volumes to tell its own complex story.

Flipping between two timelines can be confusing or gimmicky, but here it allows the world of the March sisters to feel so much bigger. We get to see multiple sides of these characters as they struggle with growing up and figuring out what they want. It’s never so simple as them learning to do the right thing — we often see them making tough and surprising choices as their goals shift over time.

Coming from Greta Gerwig, the film obviously does incredible things...

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Six truths about your phone battery life: Fast charging, overheating, overcharging - CNET

We asked experts what fast chargers do to our phone's battery over time and how to extend its life. Here's what we learned.

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Dell's XPS 13 gets a facelift for 2020 and its 15-inch Latitude 2-in-1 goes 5G video - CNET

It might not look drastically different from 2019's model, but the already tiny premium clamshell got even smaller with a switch to a 16:10 display.

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2020 Porsche 911, Volvo XC60 T8 Polestar and more: Roadshow's week in review - Roadshow

Here's a look at our most important stories of the week ending Jan. 4.

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9 great reads from CNET this week - CNET

What to expect from CES 2020, how a German inventor revolutionized sex tech for women and why Facebook's experiment with hiding likes may not be about mental health at all.

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Yes, you can watch YouTube TV on any screen. Here's how - CNET

Make YouTube your DVR on the go, so you can watch your favorite shows on your phone, laptop or any TV.

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5G hype may dominate CES 2020 even if big news remains scarce - CNET

While you won't see flashy 5G phones at CES 2020, you'll likely see applications such as the internet of things and smart cities.

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4 unexpected Google Maps tips that go way beyond directions - CNET

Your Google Maps app can do way more than just get you there. Check current wait times, browse menus, shop prices and more.

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Noom vs. Weight Watchers: Comparing diet and weight loss apps for New Year's - CNET

Find out how relative newcomer Noom stacks up against the legacy of Weight Watchers.

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The best minimalist wallets for 2020 - CNET

We tested a dozen of the most popular and interesting designs on the market. Here's what we found.

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New Year's resolution: Protect your credentials with the Google Chrome password manager - CNET

Your Google browser will securely store your long, complex website passwords and login details. Here's how to set it up.

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CES 2020 features unexpected exhibitors video - CNET

Today's major tech story is a CES 2020 preview.

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CES 2020 preview: Even more streaming services and subscriptions on the horizon - CNET

Services will be everywhere at CES this year.

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iPhone 12: Rumors, specs, release date and everything else - CNET

The standout rumors about Apple's upcoming iPhones for 2020.

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Galaxy S11 leaks and rumors: Feb. 11 launch, 4 rear cameras, battery, price, release date - CNET

The rumor mill is churning, the buzz is building and the renders are surfacing to form a hazy picture of how the Galaxy S11 -- or is it the Galaxy S20? -- could be.

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Wyze camera data leak: How to secure your account right now - CNET

Wyze left a database exposed on the internet and logged everyone out of the app. Take a few minutes to secure your account and reconnect third-party services.

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2020 BMW 840i Coupe is a real head-turner - Roadshow

The cheapest version of the BMW 8 Series Coupe has a lot of style and substance.

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Friday, 3 January 2020

Here's why Greta Thunberg changed her Twitter name to Sharon - CNET

The teen climate change activist has a habit of adjusting her Twitter bio to reflect world events.

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Galaxy S11: Leaked Samsung video reveals Feb. 11 launch for two phones - CNET

The video appeared on Twitter, suggesting not one, but two new Galaxy designs, one of which could be a second Samsung foldable phone.

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8K TV: What you need to know - CNET

Actual TVs with real 8K resolution are on sale now, with more coming later in 2020. Should you care?

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Dell debuts two new laptops, IRS to prevent companies from hiding free tax software video - CNET

Today's major tech headlines include Dell's two new laptop announcements ahead of CES 2020, the IRS preventing companies from hiding free tax software and a new lidar announcement from Bosch, who sees the technology as a necessity for autonomous vehicles.

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The weirdest things your Amazon Echo can say and do - CNET

These bizarre Alexa commands will send chills down your spine.

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JLab announces $29 pair of true wireless earbuds

Image: JLab

JLab’s latest pair of true wireless earbuds, the JLab Go Air, are some of the cheapest we’ve ever come across from a named brand. They cost just $29, which is cheaper than replacing the battery in a single AirPod, or the same price as replacing a damaged AirPod under AppleCare+. The JLab Go Air’s specs aren’t terrible either; you get 5-hours of battery life out of a single charge, and their case gives you an extra 15-hours. They support Bluetooth 5, and Engadget reports that they’re sweat resistant — though there’s no mention of an official IP-rating.

Of course, the big question is how good these things sound, and at this price it’s probably best to go in with lowered expectations. Although we’ve liked the sound quality of JLab’s wired...

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Google’s identity crisis is deepening

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge

The biggest tech news yesterday is that the former Google human rights chief says he was “sidelined” over the proposed, censored Chinese search engine known as “Dragonfly.” Ross LaJeunesse, the executive, knew how to ensure his story would make an impact. He spoke with The Verge’s Colin Lecher and many other media outlets, published a Medium post with frankly shocking details, and dominated tech news all day. Good. His story deserves attention.

An idea that I’ve been kicking around as we prepare for season two of the Land of the Giants podcast (about Google, naturally) is that until very recently, Google was a special kind of naive. It is a powerful, massive company that used to see itself as a utopian collective which just so happened...

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Apple Pay Cash is super convenient, once you set it up - CNET

We show you how to use Apple Cash in your Apple Pay wallet to send, receive and request money.

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Phones in 2020: More killer cameras, 5G and foldable screens are coming - CNET

Get ready for phones to try to wow you again this year. Here are the most important features to expect.

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Keep your food fresh in the fridge: Milk, eggs, berries and more - CNET

These surprising tips will keep your food from spoiling for days, and tell you when it's time to throw it out.

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This AirPower clone is now available to buy

Image: Zens

The Zens Liberty, a Qi wireless charging pad which bears more than a passing resemblance to Apple’s cancelled AirPower charger, is now available to order for January delivery. The Liberty includes 16 overlapping charging coils which allow you to place your devices anywhere on its surface to charge. $139.99 (€139.99) gets you a model with a fabric surface, while the $179.99 (€179.99) edition comes with a glass surface to let you see all the charging coils contained within.

The Zens Liberty doesn’t quite deliver on everything Apple’s AirPower had promised. For one thing, it only lets you wirelessly charge two, rather than three, devices simultaneously on the pad. It also can’t charge an Apple Watch natively — for that you’ll have to plug a...

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OnePlus’ Concept One smartphone has a ‘disappearing’ camera

The rear of the OnePlus Concept One and its ‘disappearing’ camera array. | Image: OnePlus

OnePlus has announced new details of its Concept One smartphone, a prototype device that the company will be unveiling in full at CES 2020 next week.

The Chinese phonemaker has been teasing the Concept One since December, with some speculating that it could be the firm’s first foldable. But the actual unveil is a bit less exciting, with OnePlus tweeting that the main features of the Concept One will include an “invisible camera” array on the rear of the device and “color-shifting glass technology.”

There may be more to the Concept One than this, but we’ll have to wait until CES to find out.

Image: OnePlus

A design sketch of the Concept One.

The “invisible camera” effect is created by an electrochromic sheet...

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D-Link's new routers include a Wi-Fi 6 mesh system for $269 - CNET

If the new hardware is any indication, expect to see lots of new mesh options in 2020 that support next-gen Wi-Fi 6 speeds.

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2020 BMW 840i Coupe review: When base means best - Roadshow

The entry-level version of BMW's two-door 8 Series happens to be the best one.

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LG unveils eight ‘Real 8K’ OLED and LCD TVs ahead of CES

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LG has announced eight 8K TVs, ahead of CES. There are two OLED models which are 77 and 88-inches big, and six LCDs measuring between 65 and 75-inches. LG is yet to announce pricing or availability information for any of the sets, but it’s keen to emphasize that they’ll all offer “Real 8K,” in what appears to be a shot across the bow at Samsung and its recently announced certification from the 8K Association.

The announcement marks a continuation of LG’s proxy war with Samsung over what exactly constitutes an 8K TV. While both companies agree that 8K is a resolution of 7680 horizontal pixels by 4320 vertical pixels, the two companies have different ideas about how these should be measured. LG uses the Consumer Technology Association’s...

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Thursday, 2 January 2020

How to see the Quadrantid meteor shower bring in 2020 with a blast - CNET

One of the best annual shooting star shows lights it up just a few days after New Year's Day.

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WWI movie 1917 got its one-shot approach because of James Bond, Sam Mendes says - CNET

Director Sam Mendes, cinematographer Roger Deakins, actors Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKay and screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns talk about re-creating the harrowing trenches of war.

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Instagram filter matches Robin Williams' daughter to dad's Aladdin character - CNET

Comedy lovers have never had a friend like him.

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Samsung sold more 5G phones last year than it predicted - CNET

The company shipped 6.7 million 5G Galaxy phones worldwide, higher than the 4 million it anticipated in September.

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Australian bushfires: Everything we know and how you can help - CNET

Fires have been ravaging the country for months with huge loss of life, property and land -- and they show no signs of slowing down.

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Samsung sold 6.7 million 5G phones in 2019, beating expectations

Photo by James Bareham / The Verge

Samsung sold 6.7 million 5G phones in 2019 between the Galaxy S10 5G and the Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G, the company announced today, marking better than expected sales for devices supporting the next-generation mobile standard.

While 6.7 million devices may not sound like a lot in the grand scheme of the phone market, it’s better than expected — at IFA 2019, Samsung had only sold 2 million 5G devices, and only expected to sell 4 million total by the end of 2019. That number also makes up a considerable amount of the fledging 5G market, with Samsung claiming its devices count for 53.9 percent of the global 5G marketplace.

2020 is expected to be an interesting year for 5G growth across the...

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The Boring Company's Las Vegas Loop may be operational by January 2021 - Roadshow

The underground electric people mover has a lot to prove when it finally goes into operation.

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Movies are already disappearing from Disney+

Disney+ just launched in November, but some movies are already disappearing from the service, as reported by Polygon. For example, the three Home Alone movies were available when Disney+ launched, but the first Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York were removed from Disney+ yesterday, the first day of the new year.

Movies going away from Disney+ kind of goes against the idea you might’ve had that it would be the place you could find everything Disney-related forevermore. (And you wouldn’t be blamed for thinking that — in November, Disney did tell Comicbook that it, unlike some other services, wouldn’t have a “rotating slate” of licensed movies each month.) But that doesn’t exactly appear to be true, given that some movies have...

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How to watch the Titans vs. Patriots NFL Wild Card game without cable - CNET

Do Bill Belichick and Tom Brady have one more Super Bowl run in them?

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Misleading Biden video is another test for Twitter, Facebook and YouTube - CNET

Think before you share on social media.

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Slather Every Sandwich With Butter

I am a proven fan of butter, but I have not been using it to it fullest potential. It’s an obvious toast topper and cooking fat, but it’s also a pretty fantastic (and criminally underrated) sandwich spread.

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Recover from Your Workout With These Discounted TriggerPoint Massage Products

TriggerPoint Gold Box | Amazon

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Aston Martin and Gentex developing tri-camera rearview mirror for future vehicles - Roadshow

The camera-fed rearview display will debut at CES in an Aston Martin DBS Superleggera prototype.

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Roadshow's ultimate bucket-list car show and event guide for 2020 - Roadshow

Ready for your 2020 to be chock-full of amazing car gatherings? Here are our must-do shows and events you've got to put on your calendar.

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Aston Martin DBS Superleggera gets Gentex's tri-camera rearview mirror - Roadshow

Aston's lovely coupe dons a prototype tri-camera rearview mirror setup for CES 2020.

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Here's the home security tech I want to see at CES 2020 - CNET

The biggest technology conference in the world is happening soon, and I have a wish list of home security stuff I want to see there.

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Huawei ban: Full timeline as Chinese company's chairman predicts 'difficult' 2020 - CNET

We break down the saga of the controversial Chinese telecom giant and phone maker.

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Red flags to watch out for when choosing a VPN - CNET

These are the warning signs that a VPN isn't all it's cracked up to be.

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These are the best ways to keep food fresh in the fridge: Milk, eggs, berries and more - CNET

Surprising tips that will keep your food from spoiling for days, and when it's time to throw it out.

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Survive power outages with this portable AC/DC power station: $75.59 - CNET

That's the lowest price ever for this luggable battery, which has two AC outlets, four USB ports, dual LED flashlights and more. It's also great for camping.

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Beats Powerbeats Pro are back on sale for $199.95 - CNET

They're still pricey, yes, but Apple's sport earbuds give you a lot to love. Save $50 for a limited time.

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iPhone 11 camera tips that will make you a better photographer with your phone - CNET

Five tips for the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and Pro Max to use zoom, night mode and Deep Fusion best when snapping your next photo.

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The big tech trends we're excited for in 2020 video - CNET

CNET rounds up the top tech trends we want to see make headlines this year.

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2020 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S gives serious performance video - Roadshow

Porsche's latest all-wheel-drive sports car makes us ask: Is the Turbo even necessary?

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2020 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S review: Impeccable performance - Roadshow

The latest Neunelfer packs performance and tech in spades.

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2020 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S is impressive in every way - Roadshow

Building upon an already-capable predecessor, the latest C4S shows off some serious performance chops.

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LG’s latest rollable TV descends from the ceiling like a projector screen

LG Display’s previous rollable TVs have all rolled upwards out of a box. The upcoming design will roll downwards from the ceiling. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge

LG Display has a new version of its rollable TV to show off at CES 2020, the company has announced. This year’s model works a little differently to the prototypes the company has shown off for the past two years, however. Rather than unrolling upwards out of its box, the TV will instead roll downwards from the ceiling; sort of like a projector screen without the projector. The company also has a new, smaller, 48-inch OLED TV display which will be unveiled at the show.

It’s an intriguing idea. LG Display’s existing rollable TV concepts already minimize the amount of space they take up when rolled down, and the new version takes that even further by not even taking up place on a TV stand. According to LG Display’s press release, the TV “is...

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Bosch thinks its new lidar system is the breakthrough self-driving cars need - Roadshow

Unlike Tesla, which thinks cameras and radar are enough, Bosch says lidar is essential.

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Wednesday, 1 January 2020

Genesis GV80 is a boldly styled luxury SUV - Roadshow

The company's first luxury SUV will launch in 2020.

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Here’s what I was thinking a decade ago, according to Google’s records

Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge

“Most people are posting pics of them from the begining [sic] of the decade in order to show how far they’ve progressed in life. If you find that boring, how about using Google’s servers to find out what you were EXACTLY THINKING 10 years ago?”

That’s what a Reddit user suggested in r/LifeProTips earlier today — so I figured I’d give it a go. Who wouldn’t enjoy taking a creepy trip down memory lane with Google along for the ride?

I popped over to Google’s My Activity page, and hit the + button to filter down so I was only looking at activity before February 2010. Looks like I didn’t actually use Google on New Year’s Day, or every day at all for that matter — clearly, I wasn’t as addicted to my phone back then. Which phone was I using?...

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India confirms third attempt to land at the moon's south pole for 2020 - CNET

India commits to another mission to the lunar south pole, months after Chandrayaan-2 crash-landed on the moon's surface.

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Marvel's WandaVision on Disney Plus: Release date, cast, everything we know so far - CNET

The new Marvel show will follow superheroes Scarlet Witch and Vision.

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Store Your Leftover Red Wine in The Fridge

If your New Year’s Eve adventures left you with a few open bottles of wine, you might want to throw those bottles in the fridge—even the red bottles.

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New Year's 2019 Google Doodles feature familiar frog - CNET

Froggy the weather frog finds the New Year's Eve fireworks ribbitting.

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How to get better skin, according to dermatologists - CNET

Get better skin in 2020 with these tips from a dermatologist.

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Skincare 101: The only products you need to get good skin - CNET

Fancy devices and products are nice, but you don't need them to take care of your skin.

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6 common skincare mistakes that can wreck your skin - CNET

Dermatologists wish you would stop doing these things to your skin.

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The best facial sunscreens for 2020 - CNET

These lightweight formulas blend into the skin and protect against wrinkles, discoloration and skin cancer.

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The 7 best beauty gadgets you can buy in 2020 - CNET

From at-home light therapy to automated exfoliation devices, you can bring the spa to you.

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This one app can protect you against skin cancer, and it's already on your phone - CNET

How to track UV exposure and protect your skin with your phone.

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What Restaurants and Stores Are Open on New Year's Day 2020

It’s New Year’s Day, which means a lot of the stores, restaurants, and businesses you typically frequent will be closed.

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Trump signs law increasing max robocall fine to $10,000

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President Trump has signed a law increasing fines on spammy robocalls and requiring phone service providers to begin authenticating calls across networks.

The Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act (TRACED Act) was signed on Monday, after Congress approved the landmark bill earlier this month to give the federal government new abilities to go after illegal robocallers. Fines can now reach $10,000 per call. The law also requires major carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile to use a new technology called STIR/SHAKEN to help customers know if they’re being targeted by a robocaller with a spoofed number.

“I applaud Congress for working in a bipartisan manner to combat illegal robocalls and malicious caller ID...

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