Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
The deal is expected to close by June of 2023.
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Apple and Google oppose Senate antitrust efforts, claiming they'd hurt consumer security
The Senate Judiciary Committee meets this week to discuss the Open App Markets Act and AICO Act.
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Apple's sci-fi office thriller debuts February 18th.
Marvel's 'Moon Knight' series premieres March 30th on Disney+
Oscar Isaac stars as a superhero with a blurry identity.
AT&T and Verizon delay 5G rollout at some airports after airlines warn of disruptions
AT&T says it's "frustrated" by the situation.
Snapchat is limiting friend recommendations for teen accounts
New parental control features are expected in the 'coming months.'
A health-monitoring app for Olympic attendees reportedly has glaring security issues
Researchers said passport details, voice audio and other data are vulnerable in the MY2022 app.
YouTube (mostly) abandons its original content ambitions
It's refocusing on Black Voices, Shorts and shopping.
HP's new Fortis laptops for students are a bit more kid-proof
Durability enhancements include reinforced ports, extra rubber trim, spill resistance and more.
Amazon series starring actors on the autism spectrum debuts this week
The entire first season of 'As We See It' hits Prime Video on Friday.
Israeli police reportedly used Pegasus spyware to conduct domestic surveillance
Authorities allegedly targeted politicians and activists.
COVIDTests.gov is accepting orders for free rapid tests a day early
You can request four tests per household and the USPS will start deliveries later this month.
Twitter expands misinformation reporting to three more countries
There have already been millions of reports during the test phase.
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'Cuphead' animated series comes to Netflix February 18th
The game's art style and characters will remain intact.
Lenovo made a $329 Snapdragon-powered Windows 11 tablet for students
The Lenovo 10w Tablet comes with a keyboard and should ship in April.
Microsoft Game Pass tops 25 million subscribers
The Activision Blizzard deal might help sustain this growth.
Roku is making a Weird Al mockumentary starring Daniel Radcliffe
“WEIRD: The Weird Al Yankovic Story” will stream for free on The Roku Channel.
