| October 6, 2022—National Noodle Day! Who doesn't love noodles? Pasta, ramen, etc, it's all good. For lunch or dinner today, indulge in food that's primarily noodles. We think we're gonna make some incredible spaghetti. | | | ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds | | | Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): | | 488 articles, 16 podcasts, 15 press releases, 517 tweets, and 22 YouTube videos | | | 1. Facebook Gets New Controls to Boost the Content You Like | | Meta is rolling out new tools to give you more control over your Facebook feed, with the cleverly-named "Show more" and "Show less" features to help define what you see in your feed. It's in testing now, with a bigger roll out coming soon along with a similar system for Reels. Thanks, Facebook! | | 2. New App, Imme, Promises to Protect Your Digital Identity | | 3. Amazon Finally Cancels Glow, its Video Calling Device for Children | | Amazon went after Facebook Portal with a fairly ugly gadget called Glow, made for kids to interact with distant relatives via video. It came out last September, cost $250, and never really did get much traction, apparently, because Amazon is killing the device now, just like Facebook killed Portal. | | | Google Maps' upcoming "Vibe" feature may sound cool, but some experts think the info could be biased, as with any crowd-sourced system. Let Sascha Brodsky take you on a deeper look at the feature and the issues involved. | | | Facebook's monthly active users have increased from 2.7 billion in July 2020 to 2.9 billion in July 2022. While that may not seem like a whole lot, it really is! That's 200 million more people using the social media platform now. And that's with all of Facebook's highly-publicized issues. Huh. | | | "Some of us take our weather seriously." —Bob Schulties, Senior Editor | | | Amazon already makes digital assistants, but now it has a robot companion, too. Meet Astro, a robot that can help you monitor your home while you're out, as well as bring you notifications about texts, reminders, and more when you're away from your devices. Plus, it's cute; who could say no to that face? | | | In space, there are no loading screens | | |
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