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From false press releases to misleading domain names, one man has allegedly gone to great lengths to sabotage his competitors. via Tingle Tech

Valve's handheld isn't always the most intuitive device. Here’s how to do everything from checking battery life to connecting it to your TV, and more. via Tingle Tech

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, the so-called "Bible of Psychiatry," is approaching its 70th year. It should be its last. via Tingle Tech

Not all games available on Steam play perfectly on Valve’s new console. Here’s how to tell which ones will work, and how well. via Tingle Tech

Free League Publishing has been transforming vast worlds into games: Alien, Lord of the Rings, and now Blade Runner. How does it work behind the scenes? via Tingle Tech

From proofreaders to emoji translators, these tools will make your messages clearer, easier to read, and hopefully a little more fun. via Tingle Tech

Six women discuss their photography style—and where they'd like to see their work go next. via Tingle Tech

Scientist and writer Camilla Pang explains what the rationality of science showed her about making better decisions, processing feedback, and feeling like an outlier. via Tingle Tech

The weather is getting warmer, but you can still stay in and play Elden Ring all weekend. via Tingle Tech

Cookies are on the way out—but not enough is being done about browser fingerprinting. So what is it? via Tingle Tech

While the Russian military is unlikely to target Ukrainian reactors, a stray missile or a power outage could spark a disaster. via Tingle Tech

Many devs are leaving their studios to found new ones, and indie players are getting bought up. But where will it all lead? via Tingle Tech

A year after Australia forced tech giants to pay news outlets for the content they display, other countries want to follow suit. via Tingle Tech

The Nord Stream 2 pipeline from Russia to the EU has been scrapped. It is far from clear what will replace it. via Tingle Tech

By promising a response “never seen” in history if other countries interfere in Ukraine, the Russian leader upended decades of relative stability. via Tingle Tech

Russian firms and government agencies rely heavily on semiconductors from Western companies that will be cut off following the Ukraine invasion. via Tingle Tech

A controversial California case has raised questions about police use of DNA databases and the need for better genetic privacy laws. via Tingle Tech

Retailers are clearing out their cold-weather stock—while snow is still on the ground. Buy now, use now, and shred some gnar. via Tingle Tech

A chilling new report predicts a foot of sea level rise in the US by 2050. But quirks of physics mean everyone will suffer in different ways. via Tingle Tech

For people with serious medical conditions, groups are a valuable source of information—and they make it hard to quit Facebook. Here are some alternatives. via Tingle Tech

The AI that transcribes spoken dialog on the platform's standard version can render “corn” as “porn,” “beach” as “bitch,” and “brave” as “rape.” via Tingle Tech

These top-tier Android handsets have premium components with price tags to match. At least you get a lot of performance for your money. via Tingle Tech

And, yes, there’s way more to it than just driving hard and turning on those heated seats. via Tingle Tech

In the EU, phasing out emissions often means paying someone to take over polluting plants—and keep them running. via Tingle Tech

Researchers at iSTARE have to think like the bad guys, finding critical flaws before processors go to production. via Tingle Tech

There are Zoom happy hours and digital water coolers, but employees feel disconnected, and work feels transactional. via Tingle Tech

Paul Bishop vomited his false teeth into a Spanish bin 11 years ago. Then a DNA analysis seemingly returned them to his home in the UK. But the truth, it turns out, is even weirder. via Tingle Tech

The studio cofounder isn't in the gaming industry anymore, but he's still building new things—and still playing games. via Tingle Tech

Amazon has six ebook readers. Here’s how they stack up—and which one might be right for you. via Tingle Tech

Quick-delivery grocery apps have led to the rise of “dark stores”—empty warehouses right in the heart of busy neighborhoods. via Tingle Tech

It turns out you don't need an ice rink to practice skating. Virtual tools offer deep human connection and access to elite coaching no matter where you live. via Tingle Tech

A growing number of US cities are adopting “deconstruction” policies that involve taking structures apart by hand in the name of sustainability. via Tingle Tech

Sweeping rules will cover algorithms that set prices, control search results, recommend videos, and filter content. via Tingle Tech

The discovery of the first wind-driven aurora sheds light on a strange phenomenon playing out below Saturn’s stormy atmosphere. via Tingle Tech

A new simulation aims to determine whether the standard view of dark matter can explain how unique our galaxy’s neighborhood is. via Tingle Tech

So you're ready to start playing? Oh, sweet summer child … via Tingle Tech

Harvard researchers used lab-grown clumps of neurons called organoids to reveal how three genes linked to autism affect the timing of brain development. via Tingle Tech

The company knows that clips over 60 seconds in length stress users out. That won't stop it from chasing the lucrative long-video market. via Tingle Tech

Your smartphone or wearable could help you out in a truly dangerous situation. Here are some options to consider. via Tingle Tech

In computer simulations, researchers have discovered that a neural network can infer the amount of matter in a whole universe by studying just one galaxy. via Tingle Tech

These little wearables reduce your reliance on a phone while keeping you connected. via Tingle Tech

You get a safer, more secure browser experience, but Google gets a lot more data about you. via Tingle Tech

Get your fix of tech, true crime, pop culture, or comedy with these audio adventures. via Tingle Tech

There's a wave of innovation that we're failing to recognize—and it's being led by users and networks, not tech companies. via Tingle Tech

More screen time has been beneficial for my disabled 10-year-old daughter. Here are five rules that make it all work for us. via Tingle Tech

Climate change and overgrazing are destroying the plants on which the Mexican long-nosed bat depends. Now, an initiative is trying to restore the balance. via Tingle Tech

Here’s how to install the latest version of Apple’s desktop operating system, plus a breakdown of the perks for M1-powered Macs. via Tingle Tech

Make the most of your long weekend with deals for every room of the house—including the backyard. via Tingle Tech

Blurred lines between work and life can set you on a path to burnout. These tips can help you find balance. via Tingle Tech

Sleep soundly knowing you saved money on one of our favorite hybrid or all-foam mattresses. via Tingle Tech

As most of the world decides to live with the virus, China is doubling down on a strategy to crush it. But at what cost? via Tingle Tech

Games rooted in Greek myth and 13th-century Japan can be beneficial for educators. But are games illuminating the narrative or distorting it? via Tingle Tech

After six globe-trotting decades spent probing “the phenomenon,” the French information scientist is sure of only one thing: The truth is really, really out there. via Tingle Tech

In an era of platform hopping, committing to the apps and services you love could end up saving a pretty penny. via Tingle Tech

As troops amass on Ukraine’s border, civilians capture it all on camera. Online sleuths are now unpacking the details. via Tingle Tech

The "dark stores" that popped up in Dutch cities have triggered turf wars with residents and citywide crackdowns. via Tingle Tech

A new feature for Peloton bikes called Lanebreak adds another layer of gamification to the company's connected home workouts. via Tingle Tech

As the Netflix series starts its second season, both the fictional and the real military service are struggling with identity crises. via Tingle Tech

An alarming spike in the second-most-damaging greenhouse gas is giving wind to a once fringe idea: Take it out of the air. via Tingle Tech

Mozilla’s privacy-heavy browser is flatlining. What it does next is crucial for the future of the web. via Tingle Tech

It's a tricky, delicate task that combines machine vision and robotics. Progress has been slow, but entrepreneurs and farmers continue to invest. via Tingle Tech

Alarming new research suggests warm seawater is rushing under the ice, perhaps doubling the rate of melting. via Tingle Tech

A government leader in Argentina hailed the AI, which was fed invasive data about girls. The feminist pushback could inform the future of health tech. via Tingle Tech

Durable noise-canceling earbuds are cheaper than ever, and these are some of the best around. via Tingle Tech

Digital twins, virtual copies of everything from bridges to aeroplanes, are coming for healthcare. A European project, called Neurotwin, now wants to digitally clone brains. via Tingle Tech

Dozens of accounts have been vanished as Twitter bows to pressure to make it harder for children to find adult content online. via Tingle Tech

Faster-growing, fatter critters could provide the protein needed to raise more climate-friendly livestock and pets. via Tingle Tech

There is no scientific way to tell if you’re stoned behind the wheel. That’s a problem for police—and you. One company is aiming to fix that. via Tingle Tech

Need an ultra-fast drive for video editing or a rugged option to back up your photos in the field? We’ve got a solution for every situation. via Tingle Tech

Here are a few tips for setting up your crypto wallet, navigating the market, and avoiding scams. via Tingle Tech

Bodies aren’t stick straight, and vibrators shouldn’t be either. Dame’s Com brings the magic back to magic wands. via Tingle Tech

Everyone poops—and that reveals traces of pathogens. Comprehensively analyzing wastewater could help find flu and detect the next pandemic. via Tingle Tech

Just seeing a map of charging stations in rural areas can help alleviate “range anxiety”—and help get more EVs on the streets. via Tingle Tech

Air Protein is transforming carbon emissions into delicious cuts of meat, with the helping hand of bacteria. via Tingle Tech

Sometimes all you need to make peace with your partner is some helpful tech and a collaborative approach. via Tingle Tech

How might our universe emerge like a hologram out of a two-dimensional sheet? An infinitely distant “celestial sphere” could hold answers. via Tingle Tech

More electric bikes need to be smaller so that smaller people can ride them. via Tingle Tech

What happens when an unstoppable social construct collides with an immovable patriarchal myth? via Tingle Tech

Here's where to watch all the bowls for free. (Just don't forget the snack bowl.) via Tingle Tech

Workers want the freedom to set their own hours. But sociologist Heejung Chung says social expectations push employees to expand the work day. via Tingle Tech

The cost of the retailer's subscription service is going up. Services from these competitors might make it easier to say goodbye. via Tingle Tech

In an increasingly thirsty world, scientists warn that the rare creatures living in our groundwater are at risk. via Tingle Tech

Digital technologies and Covid have collapsed our identities into mush—a condition that's likely to outlast the pandemic. via Tingle Tech

This UK company has taken fighter-jet sim tech and created a motor racing system that beats most F1 team setups. And you can buy it (if you can afford it). via Tingle Tech

High-quality disposable masks are being distributed at a variety of places across the country. Here's how to claim yours. via Tingle Tech

We’ve also rounded up plenty of other discounts ahead of the Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day. via Tingle Tech

The investment app's Silicon Valley ethos was initially an advantage—but the GameStop debacle proved its dangers. via Tingle Tech

Whether it's making their flagship deduction game more fun or just more kind, indie developer Innersloth wants us all to embody the best of the internet. via Tingle Tech

This week, we recap all the devices Samsung showed off at Unpacked, including three new phones and a trio of tablets. via Tingle Tech

Faced with a shortage of qualified workers and fierce competition, companies are offering candidates money to interview and plush perks if they stay. via Tingle Tech

Useful advice for anyone worried that one of Apple’s trackers is following them without consent. via Tingle Tech

This is the true story of a hammer, a feather, the Apollo 15 mission, and the answers to humanity’s oldest questions about how stuff falls. via Tingle Tech

Fighting fraud is important. But so is respecting privacy and guarding against bias.  It's a “no-win situation,” one former official says. via Tingle Tech

The home fitness company has hit a major bump in the road. How it reacts will determine whether it can stay independent. via Tingle Tech

The sci-fi author writes about the 25th century and teaches college students about the 15th. The past we think we know is wrong, she says—and so is the future. via Tingle Tech

A couple allegedly used a “laundry list” of technical measures to cover their tracks. They didn’t work. via Tingle Tech

This LCD control panel is a popular tool for streamers, but you can use it to get real work done. via Tingle Tech

The “fiscal” and “monetary” policy tools of smart contract blockchain platforms may work even better than the economic policy tools of governments. via Tingle Tech

Scientists are racing to bring extinct species back from the dead. But does a resurrected mammoth belong to nature, or us? via Tingle Tech

The dominant trend in EV batteries is that bigger is better. Maybe with speedier charging, automakers could do more with less. via Tingle Tech

The combination would have been the biggest in chip history. Arm, which licenses designs to Google, Apple, and others, now faces increased competition. via Tingle Tech