Apple introduced a new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and the Mac Mini, available for pre-order now and in stores next week.
Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY
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DJI’s Mavic Mini 2 drone is light and cute. We took it for a test flight, and here’s what we learned.
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‘We’re vagabonds of the sea’: How this YouTuber quit his job to sail the world
Brian Trautman chronicles his adventures for YouTube, but makes most of his money from supporters on Patreon, where fans show their appreciation.
How TikTok and conservative apps like Parler handle misinformation issues amid 2020 election
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have new rules in place for dealing with misinformation amid the surge during the 2020 election.