9 great reads from CNET this week

Social media corporations proceed to have a goal on their backs, and this week Facebook appeared to take the brunt of that. The Trump administration accused the corporate of favoring H-1B visa holders over US staff, the Justice Department is outwardly wanting into the way it throws its weight round within the VR sector and activists say it didn’t warn Georgia voters about election misinformation.

Cabin-fever season is simply across the nook, as if we have not already had sufficient of being caught inside the home. But film followers received some excellent news when HBO Max introduced it’s going to stream all Warner Bros. 2021 films — assume Wonder Woman 1984, The Matrix 4 and Dune — the identical day as they debut in theaters. Meanwhile, Disney Plus subscribers now not should pay an additional $30 to watch the live-action Mulan.

In addition to masking all that information, this week we additionally ran quite a few in-depth options and thought-provoking commentaries. So right here you go, these are the tales from the previous week that you do not need to miss:

High-speed web has made it simpler than ever to entry porn at an unprecedented tempo, with scores now calling themselves porn addicts. But is that an actual habit? Scientists are divided.

In a 12 months like no different, Apple introduced huge revamps beneath the hood.

Let Isaac Newton be your information to whirling across the Earth.

When President-elect Joe Biden takes workplace in January, it is more likely to reignite an outdated debate over who ought to police the web.

CNET’s Iyaz Akhtar has a repute for his tone of voice, so he tried to see if Amazon’s new health band might assist him be a greater individual — or not less than, sound like one.

Being a ninja might come in useful as we march towards the apocalypse.

An evaluation of 53 killer whale deaths between 2004 and 2013 contains these associated to industrial delivery and fishing.

NASA is sending astronauts again to the moon and on to Mars atop the greatest rocket in historical past. Boeing reveals why its Space Launch System will form our deep area future.

The Rubik’s Connected Cube trains you the right way to play, and even higher, solves itself.

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