The Morning After: Weekend Edition
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Welcome to the weekend. We're getting ready for Microsoft's next Windows 10 update and looking at Nintendo's plan for E3.
Windows 10's Timeline is the star of its latest update
The next big Windows 10 update arrives Monday, and we've already tried out all of its new features. Timeline helps sync your work across multiple devices, while Focus Assist dials back notifications so you can get things done and improved dictation makes voice control even more powerful.
According to Nicole Lee, the Nest Hello acts as both a security camera and a good way to see who's at your door. Not only does it have many of the same features as Ring's Doorbell Pro, it includes upgraded perks like continuous live 24/7 video recording and facial recognition. That requires an added subscription fee, but with Nest Aware perks and the rest of the Google ecosystem, "good becomes great."
Nintendo's E3 plans are all about 'Super Smash Bros.'
Nintendo released its plans for the upcoming E3 video game trade show and they're all about the recently announced Super Smash Bros. game for Switch. Attendees will be able to view a Super Smash Bros. invitational tournament, have a chance to take part in an exhibition play and get a crack at the game itself at Nintendo's booth.
MoviePass won't let you see the same movie more than once
Pray they don't alter the deal any further.
Ford's decision to kill most of its cars was inevitable
Who can blame Ford for getting out of the car game in the United States, though? The automaker was just looking at the numbers and, let's face it, they're bleak.
But wait, there's more...
Netflix gives 'Fast and Furious' the cartoon treatment it deserves
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'Dinner Party' tackles alien abduction in VR like an acid trip
Gmail's big redesign helps you spend less time in your inbox
Johns Hopkins performs the first total penis and scrotum transplant
Hackers find an 'unpatchable' way to breach the Nintendo Switch
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