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Google expands today’s Stadia’s launch lineup to 22 games [Updated]
2h By Kyle Orland
A few more by year's end; some previously promised "launch" titles are not here yet.

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China now launches more rockets than anyone in the world
2h By Eric Berger
Through Sunday, the country has launched 27 orbital missions this year.

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Write AI code once, run anywhere—it’s not Java, it’s Intel’s oneAPI
7:48am By Jim Salter
OneAPI unifies code across multiple hardware targets—like Nvidia and Intel GPUs.

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Logitech’s $100 Adaptive Gaming Kit finishes what Xbox’s XAC started
3:01am By Sam Machkovech
“People buy the XAC, then ask, ‘what should go with this? ’” Logitech made the answer.

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Watch out, Tesla—Ford gets serious with Mustang Mach-E electric crossover
Sun 9:30pm By Jonathan M. Gitlin
The Mach-E range starts at $43,895 with deliveries starting in late 2020.

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California’s methane super-emitters
Sun 10:00am By Diana Gitig
In the Golden State, landfills are the worst, then dairies and the oil/gas sector.

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Google Pixel 4 review—Overpriced, uncompetitive, and out of touch
Sun 9:30am By Ron Amadeo
It's the fourth generation now, yet we've got to ask—what's the point of the Pixel line?

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Unrelenting “ad blocker” plasters users with—you guessed it—ads
Sun 9:00am By Dan Goodin
Ads Blocker uses several tricks to covertly and constantly bombard users with ads.

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Microsoft sends a new kind of AI processor into the cloud
Sun 7:05am By WIRED
Innovative chip from Graphcore could push AI applications to greater heights.

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Frank Miller inks deal for a Sin City TV series based on his neo-noir comics
Sat 1:42pm By Jennifer Ouellette
Robert Rodriguez, who directed the two Sin City films, could sign on to project, too.

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Tapestry: Has the mythical “2-hour civ-building board game” arrived?
Sat 11:00am By Ars Staff
One of the year's most anticipated board games is a 2-hour civ-builder.

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The science of audio: How a podcast reveals the pleasant mysteries of hearing
Sat 10:00am By Ars Staff
Plus, chat with series creator on how he began exploring the dulcet tones of science.

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Dark matter link to regular matter’s dominance fails to show up
Sat 8:30am By John Timmer
If axions influence antimatter's behavior, the effects are tiny.

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The version of Star Wars on Disney+ changes the canon once again
Sat 6:38am By WIRED
Han Solo vs. Greedo might look different than it did in 1977. And 2004. And 2011.

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Google search results have more human help than you think, report finds
Fri 4:41pm By Kate Cox
Google is sometimes hands-on under the hood, and investigators want to know more.

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Supreme Court agrees to review disastrous ruling on API copyrights
Fri 3:57pm By Timothy B. Lee
A 2018 ruling on API copyrights could cause problems for the software industry.

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Physicists capture first footage of quantum knots unraveling in superfluid
Fri 3:10pm By Jennifer Ouellette
Research has implications for future topological quantum computers.

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Apple bans vaping apps from the iOS App Store
Fri 3:00pm By Timothy B. Lee
Customers can continue using apps they've already downloaded.

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Huawei finally ships the foldable Mate X, complete with a protective pouch
Fri 2:40pm By Ron Amadeo
For now it's only in China, but the market's second major foldable is finally out.

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“Dirty trickster” Roger Stone convicted on all counts in Mueller indictment
Fri 2:00pm By Sean Gallagher
Former Trump campaign adviser found guilty of witness intimidation, lies, and obstruction.

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