Engadget Daily: Target's network breach, a tour of JetBlue's 'Mint' cabin and more!

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UpdatedSat, December 6, 2014 at 1:09 AM UTC

Flying first class is a wonderful experience, but for most it's simply too expensive. JetBlue's new premium "Mint" cabin, however, is fresh, accessible and affordable. That's not all we have on deck, though -- read on for the rest of our news highlights from the last 24 hours.

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JetBlue's bringing "humanity back to air travel" with its premium "Mint" cabin. The best part? It's actually affordable.

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It looks like Target's data-breach troubles are heating up. According to the *New York Times,* a United States District Judge shot down the retailer's attempt to dismiss several major lawsuits.

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See that? It's one of the many smartphone torture devices found in Verizon test labs.

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What's better than strategically wounding, capturing and then befriending wild Pokémon? Doing it with an Oculus Rift, *that's what.*

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It looks like *Street Fighter V* is indeed a thing, and it'll be a PC and PlayStation 4 exclusive. The leaked trailer has already been pulled, but we'll likely hear more at this weekend's PlayStation Experience event.

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Here's yet another twist in Sony's cyber-attack saga. As it turns out, hackers managed to nab both the passwords, salaries and social security numbers of former and current employees.

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If you have an unlimited data plan with AT&T, you're probably used to being throttled. What you might not know, however, is that your speeds are squeezed regardless of network congestion.

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