Kindle Scribe, work travel, tech gifts, LastPass, Alzheimer’s, ChatGPT, Pong, iPhone settings, entry-level EVs, Robux and Christmas trees. You’ll find those stories and a lot more in this week’s news. Read through all the information below and click on a headline (or product link) to get all the details.

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• Kindle Scribe tips: 9 ways to get the most out of Amazon’s digital notebook
• A New Fanless Cooling ‘Chip’ Could Lead to Quieter, Higher-Performing Laptops
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• Medibank hackers reportedly release all data on dark web
• These file types are the ones most commonly used by hackers to hide their malware
• LastPass Discloses Another Security Breach
• No, LastPass Didn’t Expose Your Passwords
• Android Security Flaws Not Patched by Google, Samsung
• Watch out for this triple-pronged PayPal phishing and fraud scam
• Security Flaw in Florida Tax Website Exposed Filers’ Data
• Samsung’s Android app-signing key has leaked, is being used to sign malware
• Time to update: Google Chrome browser patches high-severity security flaw
• This broken ransomware can’t decrypt your files, even if you pay the ransom
• Cloud Computing Provider Rackspace Hit by Ransomware Attack
• Never-before-seen malware is nuking data in Russia’s courts and mayors’ offices
• Google Suspects North Korean Hackers Exploited Zero-Day in Internet Explorer

• Startup’s Headset to Treat Alzheimer’s Will Undergo Wide Trial With Patients
• Newly discovered gut bacteria may be a culprit behind rheumatoid arthritis
• The Era of One-Shot, Multimillion-Dollar Genetic Cures Is Here
• There’s a New Version of COVID-19 Circulating This Season. Here’s What to Know
• These Are the Best (and Worst) Foods for High Blood Pressure
• Yes, You Can Have Sleep Anxiety. 5 Ways to Beat It
• Startup unveils $179 houseplant engineered to purify your air

• AI could have 20% chance of sentience in 10 years, says philosopher David Chalmers
• MyHeritage’s ‘AI Time Machine’ Sends Your Face Back in Time
• Google Messages Gets End-to-End Encryption for Group Chats on Android
• Blackout: How to Enable Dark Mode on Your Browser
• How to Stop Autocorrect From Sabotaging Your Texts
• Why Everyone’s Talking About ChatGPT, a Mindblowing AI Chatbot
• Chrome ‘@’ shortcuts search tabs, bookmarks, and history right from the address bar
• Five creative ways people are using ChatGPT

• USB-C can hit 120Gbps with newly published USB4 Version 2.0 spec
• We will see a completely new type of computer, says AI pioneer Geoff Hinton
• Get Back Online: 13 Tips to Troubleshoot Your Internet Connection
• Apple Makes Plans to Move Production Out of China
• Physicists Create a Holographic Wormhole Using a Quantum Computer
• Pong’s influence on video games endures 50 years later
• Free Over-the-Air TV Is Getting Even Better
• SpaceX Delays Enforcing Starlink High-Speed Data Caps Until February
• Intel’s Take on the Next Wave of Moore’s Law
• Construction starts in Australia on the world’s largest radio telescope
• Starlink, But for National Security: SpaceX Unveils Starshield
• This 1980s programming language sparked a revolution. Now you can check out the source code
• Plastics Recycling Misses the Point. Here’s What We Have to Try Next
• NASA’s next-gen robot will explore space and do your chores at home
• NASA posts high-resolution images of Orion’s final lunar flyby

• Turns out the iPhone 14 Pro Max has an awesome secret charging upgrade
• 22 iPhone Settings You Need to Change to Optimize Performance
• My favorite Android phone can do things my iPhone can’t, and it just got a massive upgrade
• Amazon Will Pay You $2 a Month to Monitor Your Phone Traffic
• SpaceX to Serve T-Mobile Phones With Second-Gen Starlink Satellites
• T-Mobile’s Latest 5G Home Internet Bundle Will Drop the Price to $25 Per Month
• Dish’s Boost Infinite Launches in Beta With $25 Unlimited Plan

• Tesla finally delivers its first production Semi
• Honda Plans to Produce New Fuel Cell Version of CR-V in 2024
• The 2023 Ferrari 296 GTS—we drive Ferrari’s plug-in hybrid convertible
• US Army to Test Canoo Lightweight EV Pickup Truck
• 2024 Acura Integra Type S Confirmed With More Than 300 HP
• DHL orders 2,000 Ford E-Transit electric delivery vans
• Toyota Built a Corolla Cross That Uses Hydrogen Like Gasoline
• Entry-Level EVs: 7 Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles You Can Buy for Under $40,000
• The Most Badass Off-Road EV Comes From Scotland
• GM Invites EVs of All Brands to Charge Up at 1,000 Dealers Nationwide

Each week we’ll share a meme that we find thought provoking or just plain funny.

• Kids Don’t Want Cash Anymore–They Want ‘Robux’
• How Long Does It Take to Grow a Christmas Tree?
• 11 Scientific Advancements Inspired by Sci-Fi Stories
• Iowa’s Ancient Apex Predator Was the ‘T. rex’ of Its Day
• The Prussian Grifter Who Swindled Her Way to Her Own One-Woman Show
• My secret life as an 11-year-old BBS sysop
• Grandmother sues cop who wrongly targeted her home using “Find My” app

If you see some important tech news that you feel we should share with our readers, please let us know and we’ll consider including it in our next post.

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