| November 9, 2022. On this day in 2004, Mozilla released the Firefox web browser, and it would go on to become one of the most popular browsers in the world. Heck, we bet some of you are reading this in Firefox right now. | | | ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds | | | Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): | | 244 articles, 9 podcasts, 20 press releases, 395 tweets, and 11 YouTube videos | | | 1. Garmin's New Smartwatch Can Run Two Months on Sunlight | | Garmin has debuted its new Instinct Crossover rugged smartwatch. It marries analog and digital features, so you get analog hands, an always-on display, GPS, and more, as well as a battery life that ranges from over a month with the standard watch, to up to 70 days with the Solar Edition. Whoa. Not bad. | | 2. Fight for a Top Spot Among the Elite in Netflix's New 'Triviaverse' | | If you enjoy trivia and have a Netflix subscription, the service has a new trivia experience, offering lots of questions you have to answer as quickly as possible. Called Triviaverse, it's out today and is playable on anything that can handle "Netflix interactive experiences." Anything Netflix supports, basically. | | 3. Snapmaker's New 3D Printer Is Fast & Makes Complex Structures | | Snapmaker has unveiled its latest 3D printer, the IDEX 3D Printer J1. Boasting a print speed of 350mm/s, it's way faster than most consumer-grade 3D printers, and its much more capable of handling complex designs. Interested? Pre-orders are available now, and it'll launch in mid-December in the US. | | | Imagine if you could record everything you said, heard, and saw while using your Mac. According to Charlie Sorrel, that's the reality Remind AI offers. And while it's good at what it does, it comes with a heck of a privacy risk. | | | From horror, to mystery, to animated comedy | | | Netflix has something for everyone, but in the final days of October, it seems like people were in the mood for all things scary, unsettling, and disturbing. We get it; what else are you gonna watch during Halloween season? Colorful cartoons? You can do that any day! | | | "Random isn't random!" —Evan Killham, Editor | | | Your next TV should have something you didn't know you needed, like the ability to rotate whenever you want. That's where The Sero 43-Inch QLED 4K Smart TV comes in. Movies, TV shows, vertical videos from TikTok and Insta, The Sero can display them all. And we think you deserve one. | | |
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