The best printers for 2020

No matter how much life moves into the digital space, you'll always need physical documents, and thus printers.

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Elon Musk says Bitcoin scammers impersonating him on Twitter are ‘not cool’

In a recent tweet, Tesla CEO Elon Musk called out hackers who posed as him to scam people out of Bitcoin.

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Amazon slashes prices up to 40% on Alexa smart speakers and smart displays

Amazon has slashed its prices by as much as 40% on a range of Alexa-compatible smart speakers and displays.

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The best Super Bowl 2020 commercials

It's not a Super Bowl without big-time commercials. Here are the absolute best of this year's advertisements

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Best live TV streaming services: Hulu, Sling TV, YouTube TV, and more

The list of live TV streaming services is long. Here, we highlight the best of them to help you cut the cord.

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The 30 best movies on Amazon Prime Video right now

Sorting through the Amazon Prime Video catalog can be tough, so here are the best movies available right now.

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Google now has a ‘multibillion-dollar’ hardware business, has paid $80B to Android app devs

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“We have no idea how much money Google makes from hardware,” Marketwatch wrote two years ago. That’s no longer entirely true — the company’s hardware division is a “multibillion-dollar” business, the company revealed during parent Alphabet’s Q4 earnings call (via 9to5Google).

That suggests that hardware rakes in at least $2 billion, but could theoretically be a bit more: Google’s hardware businesses are lumped together with subscription services like YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium in Google’s “Other” category, all of which added up to a total of $17 billion of revenue in 2019.

Even if we knew how much of that was hardware, it’d be hard to say which devices are leading the charge, be they Pixel phones and laptops; Nest...

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