Netflix’s live-action adaptation of classic anime Cowboy Bebop has been a long time coming, and the show finally has a release date. The 10-episode first season will start streaming on November 19th. Although Netflix hasn’t posted a trailer just yet, it provided a first proper look at Cowboy Bebop in a bunch of photos. The images …
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After prodding Nike with a Lil Nas X collaboration for “Satan Shoes” and memorializing iconic failed startups as toys, the internet collective MSCHF is aiming bigger and further out with its next drop. MSCHF “Famous Mouse” tokenImage: MSCHF Mickey Mouse is set to enter the public domain in 2024, at which point MSCHF could make …
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Earlier this month, we reported General Motors (GM) had issued its second Chevrolet Bolt recall in just a few months. The price tag and public relations nightmares related to that effort were enormous, but it now appears that there’s a bigger headache for both GM and owners of the electric car. A third recall has …
For a few years now, wireless carriers in the US have offered their customers all manner of video and music freebies. Verizon (Engadget’s parent company) has offered free subscriptions to Disney+, Apple Music and AMC+ recently, while T-Mobile has long offered its customers free Netflix access. Today, T-Mobile is adding another freebie to its offerings: …
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Samsung has claimed it has developed the industry’s first 512 GB module of DDR5 memory, running at DDR5-7200. Designed for server and enterprise use, Samsung shared details about the new RAM module at the recent Hot Chips semiconductor conference. Reporting on Samsung’s presentation, Tom’s Hardware notes that the new DDR5-7400 memory module is based on …
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Square Enix might have just found its next big franchise in Outriders. The third-person shooter has become a hit for the publisher (though that hasn’t been reflected in royalties for the developer, People Can Fly.) It’s easy to see why: the core gameplay is bags of fun, especially when you’re playing with friends. However, it …
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In the case of the giant tortoise, its hunting behavior seems to be a collision of ecological quirks. Terns nest in trees on Frégate Island, which is both tropical and heavily-forested. But the ground is home to its other predators, like lizards and crabs. That means the forest floor is lava for any chick that …
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PayPal vice-president and general manager for blockchain, crypto and digital currencies Jose Fernandez da Ponte said: “We are committed to continue working closely with regulators in the UK, and around the world, to offer our support – and meaningfully contribute to shaping the role digital currencies will play in the future of global finance and …
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The Fitbit Charge 5 may launch very soon, judging by the recent flood of leaked images and videos, so we’ve rounded up everything we know so far. The Fitbit Charge series sits in between the Inspire and Versa lines in terms of both size and features, with a slim profile and neat rectangular display coupled …
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Deena Shakir is a partner at Lux Capital, where she looks to invest in technologies that are streamlining analog industries while also improving lives and livelihoods. Among the companies she has backed, for example, are Shiru, which is leveraging computational design to create enhanced proteins to help feed the world; and AllStripes, which aggregates and …
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