Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says Antonio Brown has not asked for a trade and that the organization will handle his absence from the team internally.
LG says its washer and dryer can hold a king-size comforter plus bedding – CNET
New TwinWash laundry appliances are here — and they’re bigger than before.
Ring security lights all but confirmed by FCC filing
The leaks come less than a week before CES 2019 is due to start, where Ring is likely to announce new products. It’s been almost a year since the Amazon-owned Ring acquired Mr Beams, a company that already produces some very similar–looking security lights. Ring has previously built lights into its security…
Hackers are forcing smart TVs, Chromecasts to promote PewDiePie – CNET
You don’t have to adjust your screens, just your security settings.
Diaz takes over at The U by revamping the O
At his first news conference as Miami’s head coach, Manny Diaz said he has let go of the team’s entire offensive staff.
Tesla cuts vehicle prices by $2,000 to offset shrinking EV tax credit
Tesla knocked $2,000 off of the prices of its cars in the US on Wednesday to help offset a recent reduction of the federal electric vehicle tax credit. The automaker also announced initial delivery and production numbers for the fourth quarter of 2018, showing that the frenzied pace it carried through most of the year — led by the big Model 3 push — helped Tesla set new company records, even though it cooled toward the end.
The cheapest Model 3 (a “midrange” rear-wheel drive version announced in October) will now start at $44,000. The base Model S now costs $76,000, and the most affordable Model X now starts at $82,000. (Prices for the base Models S and X went up in November.)
Tesla’s pace of production and deliveries tapered off…
Mercedes CLA-Class lets a headlight peek out ahead of CES 2019 debut – Roadshow
Most of the car’s tapered-roof silhouette remains hidden, though.
Get a refurbished Google Pixelbook hybrid for $600 – CNET
That’s $400 off what you’d pay for a new one, making this overpriced Chromebook a lot more affordable. Plus: Upgrade an old laptop with a 240GB SSD for $31!
We went on a fake Mars mission in Hawaii
Before we can send humans to Mars, we’ll need to select people who can live and work together in an extreme and distant environment. So how do we figure that out? One way is to re-create Mars here on Earth.
That’s where HI-SEAS comes in. It’s a fake interplanetary habitat located on an active volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island. From 2013 to 2018, the University of Hawaii operated simulated Martian missions inside the habitat. For months at a time, people would live inside HI-SEAS, re-creating the conditions they might experience during a Mars mission. That meant conserving water, eating preserved foods, and simulating the delay in radio communications between Earth and Mars. They also couldn’t go outside of the habitat unless they were…