This self-cleaning litter box will help keep your cat’s “special space” tidy.
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Commentary: Appearing on fellow pro J.J. Redick’s podcast, the NBA star suggests he instantly repeats what he hears.
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The Casio Mofrel uses heat and specialized paper to spit out actual textures, with potential uses ranging from prototyping to education. The printer was on display during the Consumer Electronics Show.
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Hyperkin’s Ultra Game Boy prototype is a high-end upgrade of Nintendo’s original portable game console.
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David Letterman seems to be taking the title of his new Netflix show very seriously: On the very first episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman, he’s joined by former U.S. President Barack Obama. Read More
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Over 150,000 minivans are being called back to dealers to fix engine software issue that could cause them to stall.
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It hasn’t been a fun time to be Intel. Last week the company revealed two chip vulnerabilities that have come to be known as Spectre and Meltdown and have been rocking the entire chip industry ever since. This week the company issued some patches to rectify the problem. Today, word leaked that some companies were having a reboot issue after installing them. A bad week just got worse. Read More
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Intel had a bad week last week. It was so bad that the chip maker has to be thrilled to have CES, the massive consumer technology show going on this week in Las Vegas, as a way to change the subject and focus on the other work they are doing. Read More
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Luma, a three-year-old, Atlanta, Ga.-based maker of smart Wi-Fi routers, has been acquired by First Alert, a maker of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors that is itself a subsidiary of Newell Brands, a public company whose other holdings include Rubbermaid. Read More
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New York-based Boxed, the startup for buying food and household items in bulk, is in talks to be acquired by Kroger for about $500 million. Other retailers are also expected to be making bids. The news was first reported by Forbes and confirmed to TechCrunch by a source with knowledge of the situation. We’re hearing that the company is aiming to make a decision this weekend. Founded… Read More
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