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Saturday, 8 February 2020
Motorola defends the Razr's reliability with footage of its test rig
NVIDIA will skip MWC 2020 due to concerns about coronavirus
Windows 7 bug prevents users from shutting down or rebooting computers
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Watch Motorola’s ‘real’ flip test for the new Razr foldable
We’re still not sure when you’ll actually be able to buy Motorola’s re-imagined flip phone in stores, but we do have a brand-new video of the folding screen Motorola Razr for you to watch — because Motorola was apparently so unhappy with CNET’s original fold test, it decided to share a video it’s calling “The real razr flip test.”
The first thing you’ll probably notice is how slowly and surely Motorola’s robot flips that screen open and closed — you’ll only see them fold six times in this video. More importantly, Motorola’s bot doesn’t put any pressure on the hinge itself. It’s a gentle, bar-shaped hand nudging the screen open, and a second hand flipping it closed.
The reason that’s important is...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip hands-on clearly shows the tall foldable phone
The best food processors of 2020: Braun, Cuisinart and more compared - CNET
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Pixar's Onward: Release date, plot, cast, character posters, trailers and everything else we know - CNET
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Nvidia is no longer attending Mobile World Congress, citing coronavirus risk
The world’s biggest mobile trade show just took another blow — graphics giant Nvidia, one of the conference’s sponsors, just announced it’s not sending employees to Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona due to the “public health risks around the coronavirus” that have been putting off some other exhibitors and attendees too.
Nvidia’s the fourth exhibitor to partially or fully drop out of MWC 2020, and the first US company to do so, following Ericsson, LG, and ZTE. But Nvidia was also a major sponsor of the conference, and had partnered with the GSMA conference organizing body to host an entire track of 10 sessions and roundtables around artificial intelligence. It also planned to welcome visitors to an “AI Edge Innovation Center” that...
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Hackers deface Facebook's official Twitter and Instagram accounts
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'OurMine' group briefly hijacked Facebook's Twitter and Instagram accounts
US lawmakers propose a new, nationwide EV charging network in new bill - Roadshow
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Facebook, Twitter under pressure to remove edited video of Pelosi ripping up Trump's speech - CNET
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DOJ reportedly ends antitrust investigation over reducing car pollution
2020 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid vs. Honda Accord Hybrid and Toyota Camry Hybrid - Roadshow
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NASA and Boeing reveal what kept Starliner from reaching the space station - CNET
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Facebook's official Twitter account hacked
The NFL account hijackers just compromised Facebook’s Twitter and Instagram accounts
Several of Facebook’s Twitter and Instagram accounts were hijacked this evening, and the group taking credit is the same one that said it hacked NFL and ESPN social media accounts last week.
A group calling itself OurMine has made multiple posts on Facebook’s Twitter account, as well as on its separate Messenger account. The Verge has observed the same tweet posted multiple times before being quickly deleted. Here is what the posts have looked like:
The same message was also posted to the official Messenger handle on Twitter:
Twitter provided the following statement:
Confirming the account was hacked through a third-party platform. As soon as we were made aware of the issue, we locked the compromised account...
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DOJ drops antitrust probe into automakers that want cleaner cars
The Department of Justice has closed an antitrust investigation into Ford, Volkswagen, Honda, and BMW over a vehicle emissions deal with California that reportedly “enraged” President Trump, The New York Times reports. The DOJ ultimately came to the conclusion that no laws were violated, the report states.
Trump has spent almost his entire presidency unsuccessfully trying to roll back Obama-era standards meant to increase the average fuel economy of automakers’ fleets, thereby making them better for the environment. He has since reportedly capitulated, and is now aiming for modest increases in fuel economy instead of a full rollback. The DOJ opened the probe last September a few months after the four automakers struck a deal with...
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