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Original Google Pixel shows up in Hulu’s Theranos drama, ‘The Dropout,’ a year too early

It’s not super uncommon for Google’s Pixel phones to show up in TV shows and movies, with one recent example being Marvel’s Hawkeye. Now, the original Google Pixel has shown up in Hulu’s series “The Dropout,” but out of its own timeline. “The Dropout” covers the Theranos scandal with actress Amanda Seyfried portraying CEO Elizabeth Holmes. The show has garnered critical acclaim…
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Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now are coming to Samsung’s 2022 smart TVs ‘later this year’ [U]

As with last year’s CES, cloud gaming is starting off the new year with a pretty big announcement as Samsung has just announced that Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now will be coming to the company’s smart TV lineup. Update 4/4: Samsung has confirmed this functionality has not been delayed. See more in the update below. Samsung today announced that “select” TVs in its 2022 lineup will…
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Best affordable iPhone plans for 2022

If you’re looking for a better deal on your cellular plan, checking out some of growing pre-paid options is great idea. Below we’ll look at 7 of the best cheap iPhone plans with valuable features like free trials, free activation, and no contracts from as little as $10…
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Hulu update adds SharePlay support for iPhone and iPad users

The popular Disney-owned streaming service Hulu released a long-awaited update to its iOS app on Monday. The platform now supports SharePlay for iPhone and iPad users, so they can watch content together with others via FaceTime. For those unfamiliar, SharePlay is a feature introduced with iOS 15 and tvOS 15 that lets users invite other people to watch the same content together using Apple’s…
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Google is offering electric scooters to ease US employees’ return to the office

As the COVID-19 pandemic starts to settle down in some parts of the globe, Google is returning its employees to in-person offices. Now, Google is offering up access to electric scooters for its employees to assist in daily commutes. Google employees based in the United States will, according to The Verge, be able to participate in a program called “Ride Scoot.” The program allows Google…
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