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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ February 2, 2021
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	GeekWire Alexa, is it warm in here? Amazon Super Bowl ad turns hot 'Black Panther' star into an Echo device GeekWire The disembodied voice of Amazon's Alexa may have finally found a vessel suitable for helping with recipes, turning on the lawn sprinklers, or reading an audio book in the bathtub. His name is Michael B. Jordan. Flag as irrelevant
	PCMag.com Microsoft Renames Office Lens, Adds New Intelligent Actions PCMag.com The icon has also been updated to bring it in line with what we're used to seeing for the Office apps. Agarwal describes the change as a "new identity" for the mobile scanning app, but the main reason users will want the latest version is because of the new ... Flag as irrelevant
	MarketWatch Google shutting Stadia in-house videogame studio MarketWatch Google vice president and general manager Phil Harrison speaks during the GDC Game Developers Conference in March 2019 in San Francisco. · Email icon · Facebook icon · Twitter icon · Linkedin icon · Flipboard icon. Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Apple Face ID to work for mask wearers BBC News The next update to the iPhone operating system will let owners use a face scan to unlock their handsets even when wearing a mask - but there is one big caveat. At present, trying to use the Face ID feature with part of the face covered triggers a screen asking ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech.eu Israeli in-game advertising platform Anzu.io gets $9 million for global expansion Tech.eu "Gaming is one activity that has exploded over the past year and increasingly an important advertising channel," said WPP CEO Mark Read. Anzu makes it easier for brands to get in on the action. Flag as irrelevant
	Insight News Is Black History Month still needed? Insight News In the archived story, scholars and historians such as the late Conrad Worrill, former chairman of the National Black United Front, make an argument for why BHM is needed. Worrill did not agree with the " ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fox Business Judge orders Apple CEO Tim Cook to sit in seven-hour deposition for Epic Games case Fox Business But according to Judge Thomas Hixon, Epic and Apple's dispute is "less than meets the eye" and the apex doctrine only "limits the length of a deposition, rather than barring it altogether." Hixon ... Flag as irrelevant
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