WWE teams up with Netflix for a new movie - CNET

The Main Event tells the story of a kid wrestler who finds a magical mask to take on WWE wrestlers.

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Apple to lead as smartwatches move deeper into health and fitness, IDC says - CNET

The firm predicts Apple will capture more than a quarter of the market share for watches in 2023.

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How to keep AirPods from falling out of your ear holes - CNET

For people who would like to use Apple's truly wireless earbuds but can't keep them in their ears, there's an inexpensive fix.

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What's new on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu in July 2019

Stranger Things Season 3 lands on Netflix on July 4.

Veronica Mars, Stranger Things, Orange Is The New Black, Workin' Moms — and a whole lot more are headed your way on your favorite streaming service in July.

July could be the month where your summer really gets underway. Pools. Beach trips. Barbecues. All that vacation stuff normal folks do. Or you could park yourself in front of the TV for the better part of the month and still not make it through all the awesome stuff there is to watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu.

Let's take but a brief look:

• Hulu (you can get a free trial here) sees the return of Veronica Mars with a whole new fourth season on July 26. And Seasons 1-3 will be streaming in their entirety at the first of the month.
• Netflix (sign up here) is loaded in July. From Stranger Things Season 3 to Season 2 of Workin' Moms to Season 7 of Orange Is The New Black to Season 4 of Queer Eye to new stand-up specials from Whitney Cummings and Katherine Ryan to a documentary on tacos — and that's before we get into the movies.
• Amazon Prime Video — get some! — has the return of its Kung Fu Panda series and the first season of the superhero series The Boys.

So, yeah. You've got to decide if you're going to beat back the sun, or binge all that the Streaming Video Gods have bestowed on us this July.

Choose wisely.

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Pixar's Next Big Project Gets a Title and Some Curious First Details

With Toy Story 4's premiere upon us, now’s as good a time as any to start thinking about Pixar’s future projects, and not just ones like Onward that we’ve already seen glimpses of. Today, Disney and Pixar announced the title of Soul, their next major feature hitting theaters next summer, and included a cryptic tagline…

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Pet Scale, Baby Scale, Multi-Function Digital Scale Measure Toddler/Adult/Puppy/Cat/Dog Weight(Max:220lb) and Height(Max:70cm) Accurately, Precision at ± 10g, KG/LB/OZ, Blue Backlight - CNET

Pet Scale, Baby Scale, Multi-Function Digital Scale Measure Toddler/Adult/Puppy/Cat/Dog Weight(Max:220lb) and Height(Max:70cm) Accurately, Precision at ± 10g, KG/LB/OZ, Blue Backlight

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India proposes exempting EVs from registration fees, report says - Roadshow

India came up with one of the best and simplest forms of EV purchasing incentives we've yet heard of.

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Mysterious ‘Cat-Fox’ Discovered in French Island Could Be New Species

Wildlife officials have discovered an unusual “cat-fox” on the French island of Corsica, and the mysterious animal, which was once thought to be a myth, may be a new species, experts say. The […]

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UK to indefinitely delay age-verification system for online porn

The United Kingdom will likely delay its controversial age-verification system for online pornography ‘indefinitely,’ according to a report from Sky News. Citing multiple sources, Sky News says Jeremy Wright, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport secretary overseeing the UK’s regulation of the internet, will announce the delay tomorrow in British Parliament. The ban was slated to go into effect by July 15th, after numerous delays over the course of the last year or so. According to The Guardian, a government spokesperson “did not deny” that the system has been effectively shelved when reached for comment.

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Decades of spy satellite images help track melting Himalayan glaciers

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Apple expands testing of Apple Card to its retail employees

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Apple Card has now become available to all of Apple's employees working at their retail locations. This marks the first time the card has seen internal availability outside of Apple's own headquarters, and a big step in the direction of its imminent release. According to a new report by Bloomberg, retail employees were notified by an internal email inviting them to apply for the new credit card.

Expanding its beta testing of Apple Card to its tens of thousands of retail employees gives Apple and Goldman Sachs, the issuer of the card, the opportunity to work out any issues in the entire customer experience journey, from applying for the card to using all of the software features it comes with. Apparently, all of those are available to employees, from earning rewards every day with Daily Cash, managing the card in the Wallet app, and receiving support through iMessage.

Those that applied and were approved had immediate access to the digital version of Apple Card that lives in the Wallet app, while the physical card is supposedly taking two to three weeks to get to new cardholders. However, the employees do need iOS 12.4 or iOS 13 installed on their iPhone, as those are currently the only versions of iOS that Apple Card can work on and are still not publicly available. iOS 12.4 still does not have a set release date, but it is currently in its 3rd beta version with developers and Apple Card is supposed to release this summer, so we can expect it and the card within the next few months.

If you want to be one of the first to apply for Apple Card when it becomes available to the public, make to sure sign up to get notified of its release.

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The best Amazon Prime Day 2019 deals: Leaked date and sale predictions

Amazon Prime Day 2019 isn't here yet, but it's never too early to start preparing. We've been taking a look at the best discounts from previous Prime Days to give you our predictions of what to expect this year.

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Best Prime Day smartphone deals: What we expect from the Amazon event

Amazon Prime Day 2019 is almost here, and it's set to be a big one. The event will include some pretty sweet deals on smartphones. If you're on the market for a smartphone, Prime Day might be the time to buy. Here are the best Prime Day phone deals.

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Arlo 4-Camera Wireless Home Security System gets a hefty price cut on Amazon

With its no-nonsense operation, amazing battery life, and quick installation, the Arlo 4-Camera Wireless Security System hits all the right marks in home security. Get yours now on Amazon for a discounted price of $279.

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Apple reportedly considers moving 30% of all iPhone production out of China - CNET

iPhones could be produced elsewhere if the US-China trade war escalates.

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Google's Troubles Encroach on Alphabet's Shareholder Meeting

Shareholders proposed 14 resolutions, from Google's conduct in China to conditions for Google workers. Cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin didn't attend.

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NBN mulling introducing 100/20Mbps plans

Most residential customers do not need 40Mbps of upload, NBN has said.

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US to overtake China to become world’s top gaming market in 2019: Newzoo

China, currently the world’s largest gaming market, is forecast to lag behind the US this year in the face of the country freezing game approvals for nine months in 2018.

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NAB offers up AU$2b to grow Aussie startup scene

AU$2 billion over five years has been set aside by the bank to help emerging technology companies build and grow their businesses.

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Baidu unveils its camera-based Apollo Lite self-driving suite - Roadshow

The company claims that Lite is capable of Level 4 autonomy as defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers.

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Every new movie and show on Amazon: July 2019 - CNET

Gone Baby Gone, Rosemary's Baby and Star Trek movies are coming to Amazon!

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Tesla Arcade Let’s You Play a Videogame Right in Your Car

Tesla gives drivers access to games they can play on the center screen, including Beach Buggy Racing 2. The car has to be in park, however.

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