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Hitting the Books: How 3D printing helped make cosplay costumes even more accurate
The technology spread rapidly following a well-timed patent expiration in the 2010s.
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WhatsApp may soon let you hide your online status
The feature would complement the recent tweaks to the app's Last Seen functionality.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
‘Genshin Impact’ Summer Fantasia update arrives on July 13th
Version 2.8 will introduce a new character for players to recruit to their party.
Meta’s Novi cryptocurrency wallet is shutting down
The "small pilot" ends after less than a year.
Pandemic-related manufacturing shutdowns catch up with Tesla
The company produced fewer vehicles in Q2 2022 than it did at the start of the year.
NASA targets late August to early September launch for Artemis 1 Moon mission
"We'd be foolish not to target that right now."
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Twitch's latest test lets you preview channels without watching ads
The company is trialing Channel Switcher with a limited number of users.
Recommended Reading: Google's biggest hardware flop
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GM is ramping up Hummer EV production to address huge order backlog
It says deliveries will be in thousands in the second half of 2022.
Meal kit company sued by customers who claim 'contaminated' lentils led to gallbladders removals
Daily Harvest says at least 470 people have reported illnesses due to the recalled dish so far.
Google will start removing abortion clinic visits from users’ location history
The update will cover other “particularly personal” facilities, like fertility centers and weight loss clinics.
FIFA OKs sensor ball and semi-automatic offside tracking for the 2022 World Cup
The new technology uses a series of 12 cameras that track positions of both the ball and players.
A 'Doom' mobile game from 2005 is now playable on Windows
Fans have rescued 'Doom RPG' from the landfill of gaming history.
FCC clears SpaceX to put its Starlink satellite WiFi in vehicles
Space-based internet is coming to planes, trains and automobiles. Boats too!
TikTok tells senators how it plans to beef up data security for American users
A Republican FCC commissioner recently called on the service to be removed from US app stores.
Engadget Podcast: Our digital privacy and rights post-Roe v. Wade
We also cover another major Supreme Court ruling this week.
FDA says updated COVID-19 Omicron boosters won’t require new clinical trials
The agency will use data from previous trials to assess vaccines targeting the BA.4 and BA.5 variants.
Apple needs to take fertility tracking more seriously
The company could own this space, if it wanted to.
