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It looked like I could grab the apple. Jason Lawrence, a Google researcher, was sitting across from me, holding the fruit in his hand. I could see it, it was red and shiny, and my brain was telling me it was right there. But Lawrence and the apple were actually in another room — they were just being projected in front of me through Google’s Project Starline.

Project Starline is Google’s next-generation 3D video chat booth that it was first introduced at Google I/O 2021. Slide into a booth, and your image is supposed to be projected to another booth in real time, as if you’re actually sitting with somebody else across a table. in a heartwarming video, Google showed family and friends joyfully connecting with each other using Starline, and the virtual recreations looked remarkably lifelike. “That was mindblowing,” one person says in the video. “I’ve seen a lot, but I’ve never seen this,” said another.

But in the year since, Google has largely kept the project under wraps — until now. The company invited me to check out Starline for myself, and I was eager to find out if it would live up to the hype.

“We think we have a breakthrough in communication technology that makes you feel closer and more connected with people that could be anywhere around the world,” said Andrew Nartker, director of product management for Starline. Nartker was seated across from me at a table in one of Google’s conference rooms

Lego Land Rover Defender Is a Great Way to Learn About (and Play) With Cars

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This story is part of 84 Days of Holidaya collection that helps you find the perfect gift for anyone.

Looking for a gift for the automotive enthusiast in your life, but don’t want to buy an actual car? Combining authentic design and engaging engineering, the Lego Technic Land Rover Defender model kit based on the legendary British SUV might just fit the bill and — at just $199 — it’s almost certainly a better fit for your budget.

Why it’s a great gift: Models in the Lego Technic series feature working mechanical bits and more moving parts and complex construction than your average Lego brick build. The automotive-themed kits are the highlight of the line, combining every mechanical building technique in Technic’s bag of tricks with excellent showcase-worthy design.

With 2,573 parts, the Lego Technic Land Rover Defender build is an involved one. Along the way, builders will assemble a working four-speed transmission connected to an all-wheel drive system with three-differentials, a replica inline six-cylinder engine with moving pistons and a fully independent spring suspension, while learning how each of these components work. The kit also features a working winch, steering rack and authentic details like a roof rack loaded up with overlanding accessories. With the last piece clicked into place, the Defender stands 8 inches tall, stretches 16 inches long and is one of the most visually finished car models Technic offers — with none of the unsightly gaps that plague some of the sports car kits.

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You Absolutely Need to Watch This Heartbreaking Documentary on Netflix

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Netflix has a ton of world-class sports documentaries.

At the top of the pile is Untold, a series of immaculate features about the strangest, most incredible stories in sport over the past few decades. But there’s one documentary I rarely hear people discuss. And they should, because it’s incredible.

Coming in at an accessible 40 minutes, The Speed Cubers is a short, barely feature-length documentary about speed cubing, the act of solving different types of Rubik’s Cubes as quickly as possible.

Speed cubing is mind boggling. Most people would struggle to figure out a 3x3x3 Rubik’s Cube in hours if challenged, but the best can solve them in seconds. The Speed Cubers explores this subculture, focusing on the stories of two of the world’s fastest, the legendary Feliks Zemdegs and the new king of speed cubing, Max Park.

In some ways, Zemdegs is the Roger Federer of Rubik’s Cubes. Despite the fact every speed cubing record he once held has now been broken, he’s widely considered the greatest of all time, having established up to 121 world records and winning the speed cubing world championship twice, in 2013 and 2015.

Max Park and Felix Zemdegs — Max (left) and Felix in The Speed Cubers.

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Zemdegs is the hero of Parks, who now, in 2022, has broken almost every record Zemdegs once held. Now 20 years old, Park was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at the age of two. After his mother gave him a Rubik’s Cube to help develop his motor skills, Parks

Packers vs. Commanders Livestream: How to Watch NFL Week 7 Online Today

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What’s wrong with the Packers? Aaron Rodgers has looked out of sorts as the team has fought to a 3-3 start to the season, including getting blown out by the Jets at Lambeau Field last week. They’ll look to take a step forward against the Washington Commanders, a team that has trouble putting points on the board. Perhaps Washington will have better luck finding the end zone with Taylor Heinicke under center; starting quarterback Carson Wentz will miss the game after fracturing a finger on his throwing hands last week. The Packers and Commanders meet at FedEx Field on Sunday. Kickoff is set for 1 pm ET (10 am PT) on Fox.

The game will be shown on Fox in the Green Bay and Washington, DC, areas (according to 506 Sports) on live TV streaming services, but there may be cases where you’re blocked because of an internet location glitch or just want an added layer of privacy for streaming. There is an option that doesn’t require subscribing to something like NFL Sunday Ticket or NFL Plusor searching the internet for a sketchy website: You can use a virtual private network, or VPN.

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Here’s how you can watch the game from anywhere in the US with a VPN.

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Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers holds the football — Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers play the Washington Commanders

Former iPhone Leader Joins Arm to Bring More Chips Into Your Life

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Tony Fadelwho as the initial iPhone project leader arguably made one of the most important chip decisions in the technology business, joined the board of directors of Arm on Thursday to help the processor designer’s expansion into new corners of our digital lives.

Fadell’s push to use the Arm family of chips in the iPod and iPhone cemented Arm’s position on the ground floor of the smartphone business. Arm processors are now penetrating the personal computer market thanks to Apple’s M1 and M2 processors and data centers with chip designs like Amazon’s Graviton.

In an exclusive interview, Fadell said he expects his experience designing complete products will help UK-based Arm steer its processor designs.

“I can bring a more system level mentality… I think about the end customer,” said Fadell, now a principal at investment and consulting firm Build Collective, which until Thursday was named Future Shape. He understands how a chip combines with memory, power supplies, sensors and other components to make a full product, he said.

He joins Arm during a crucial time. The company hopes its processor designs will fuel a dramatic increase in the number and importance of digital devices in our lives. That’ll show in devices like autonomous vehicles, smartwatches and security video cameras and in online services like the digital assistants built into smart speakers.

Fadell picked Arm chips for the iPod digital music players but had to push harder to use them in the iPhone since former Apple Chief Executive