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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ July 27, 2019
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	Forbes Team Rocket: There's Something Big Coming To 'Pokémon GO' Tomorrow, 7/28 Forbes This Team Rocket thing just seems to keep escalating, and I'm here for it. After a technical test and then a full rollout earlier in the week, Team Rocket is now an established presence in Pokémon GO, invading Pokéstops and offering us a little bit of battle ... Flag as irrelevant
	VentureBeat Game subscription services will force developers to make difficult decisions VentureBeat Apple Arcade and Google Stadia are enticing options for developers. Once a game is accepted, they're off the hook for all those expensive UA campaigns and guaranteed some kind of a fee or revenue source. In other words, they can spend their time doing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Comicbook.com New Death Stranding Trailer Spotlights Nicolas Winding Refn's Character "Heartman" Comicbook.com Developer Kojima Productions and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment have released a new two-minute Death Stranding trailer spotlighting one of its characters, Heartman, who is portrayed by Nicols Winding Refn. The trailer was first showed to ... Flag as irrelevant
	mySanAntonio.com Forget Bose's new $400 headphones — these are the noise-cancelling headphones you should buy mySanAntonio.com You have $400 set aside for a pair of headphones, and Bose just happens to release the new NC 700 wireless noise cancelling headphones. Serendipity? Fate? Perhaps. I've been using the new Bose NC 700 ever since they came out, and they're great ... Flag as irrelevant
	HYPEBEAST Sony Unveils Wearable Air Conditioner Via Crowdfunding HYPEBEAST Sony's First Flight crowdfunding platform has revealed its newest project to help people beat the heat during the summer. The Reon Pocket is a portable device about the size of a card wallet, which fits snuggly into the back of a custom undershirt. Leveraging ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge Elon Musk says that Teslas will soon be able to stream Netflix and YouTube The Verge Elon Musk has long touted the potential that the in-car displays found in Teslas have for drivers: they can not only provide information, but entertainment as well. To that end, he says that the cars will soon be able to stream video from Netflix and YouTube. Flag as irrelevant
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