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| November 6, 2020 |
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 On this weekend's showWhile focus has been on the presidential election, you might not have heard that several tech-related laws were passed. Plus, a big example of why it’s important to erase tech before selling it. And, another flagship smartphone is on the way, coming sooner than you think. That and more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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 Early Black Friday deals: $22 headphones, $30 Fire TV 4K, $140 off video doorbellBlack Friday may be just around the corner, but you don't have to wait until after Thanksgiving to start saving on gifts. Right now, Amazon is offering up to 44% off of select tech items, and you can save hundreds of dollars on headphones, streaming gadgets and smart home gear. Here are our top early Black Friday picks. Tap or click here to see how much you can save with these early bird deals. → |  Wayback Machine will now fact-check archived webpagesWhat happens to conspiracy theories and disinformation when websites delete them? As it turns out, the Internet Archive saves them, too. That's why it's finally adding fact-checks and context to archived pages on the Wayback Machine. If you get a link to an archived news story, now you'll know why it got deleted in the first place. Tap or click here to see how this update can help keep disinformation in check. → |
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 Why we’ve never really measured the speed of lightThe speed of light is a constant we use in principles throughout physics. We know the exact speed that light travels. So, why haven’t we ever truly measured it? It turns out that the answer is more complicated than you might think. Tap or click to see why it's such a difficult measurement to calculate. → |
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 Who lost the election? As it turns out, it was our liversGoogle trends can reveal information that most people wouldn’t notice otherwise. If you look at what searches are trending, you can get a sneak peek into what a good portion of the country is thinking about. But on the night of Nov. 3, one search term was more popular than anything else: “Liquor store near me.” It seems like a huge portion of the country was looking for a way to ease anxiety without going too far from home. Another search term was trending at the same time: “Fries near me.” Maybe this one had more to do with recent propositions passing in Arizona and New Jersey. There might be fries nearby, but how do they stack up against the competition? Tap or click here to see the definitive ranking of America’s fast food fries. → |
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