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Delta Airlines will invest up to $200 million in Joby Aviation to create a ‘home-to-airport’ air taxi service

Delta Airlines will invest $60 million in Joby Aviation, a leading electric air taxi startup, to create a “home-to-airport” service using the startup’s five-seat electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, the companies announced Tuesday. Delta said its investment in Joby could go as high as $200 million if the company hits certain milestones.

The service, which will launch first in New York City and Los Angeles with other cities to follow, will be “mutually exclusive” across the US and UK for five years, with the option to extend that exclusivity for longer, the companies said. The home-to-airport service will exist in parallel to Joby’s currently nonexistent airport service, transporting passengers from cities to airports.

A 50 minute trip from Manhattan to JFK could take just 10 minutes

In a briefing with reporters, Joby CEO JoeBen Bevirt said that a trip from Manhattan to JFK Airport, which can take as long as 50 minutes to an hour when traveling by car or subway, would take as little as 10 minutes when flying in one of the company’s five-passenger aircraft — “along with a really spectacular view,” he added. It’s a nice thought, but the truth of the matter is that the type of aircraft that Joby is developing — electric, low noise profile, cross between helicopter and drone — is not yet approved for any commercial service anywhere in the world.

Neither Delta nor Joby would disclose when they intend to launch the service, noting the lengthy regulatory process that

The PS5 God of War: Ragnarok Bundle Is Back in Stock at Walmart

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This story is part of Gift Guideour year-round collection of the best gift ideas.

Whether you’ve been hunting for a PS5 for yourself or want to reign at the best holiday gift giverWalmart has a bundled deal worth checking out right now — a new PS5 bundled with PlayStation exclusive God of War: Ragnarok. CNET’s Dan Van Boom called the game “a tremendous sequel,” and it’s the first God of War game designed for the PS5’s improved graphics and power (a PS4 version is also available).

Two versions of the PS5 Ragnarok bundle are available: the high-end (with Blu-ray) version for $559, and the “digital” version of the PS5 (which only lacks a Blu-ray drive) for $459. Both are among the first wave of early Black Friday deals at the retail giant.

Important: If you click through and see prices higher than $559 and $459, respectively, it means that the primary stock has sold out at Walmart and the listing has temporarily defaulted to a third-party reseller. But we’ve seen Walmart restock at the baseline prices at least a couple of times this week, so keep checking back if you’re seeing higher prices.

To be clear, both bundles offer only a $10 savings from purchasing the game and the console separately, but the win here is getting the PS5 — now, finally, a bit easier to obtain than it has been for the past two years — along with the latest, greatest exclusive game included with your purchase.

More People Should Watch This Thrilling Horror-Mystery on Netflix

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There are multiple ways I ring in spooky season. I invested in cozy pajamas. I stockpile pumpkin-themed items from the grocery store. I also shift through streaming services for the best scary shows.

With tarot cards, séances, exorcisms and cults, Netflix’s recently released series Archive 81 easily checks the “super creepy” box.

Archive 81 also unfurls a wild mystery that slowly but surely sucks you in. It’s just that — and don’t let this franken you off — you’ll have to sit through a few slightly less gripping episodes first.

Archive 81 is based on a horror podcast of the same name and stars Mamoudou Athie (also see him in the underrated sci-fi movie Black Box) and Dina Shihabi in the lead roles. The show hit Netflix in January, around when Netflix premiered the final episodes of the Ozarks. Unprisingly, Archive 81 got far less attention than the conclusion to the hit crime-drama.

Mamoudou Athie in Archive 81. — Mamoudou Athie.

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The opening of Archive 81 is suitably haunting. Grainy footage shows a woman pleading “please find me, please help.” She then seems to scream as someone grabs her.

From that chilling opening, we jump to the perspective of media archivist Dan (Athie). Dan is hired by a mysterious, wealthy man to restore damaged video tapes recovered from a fire at a New York apartment complex in the ’90s. And is skilled and curious. We soon learn he sadly lost his family at a young age.

By the end of the first

Everything We Know About Google’s Upcoming Pixel Event: New Phones, Watch and More

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Google’s been teasing the Pixel 7 series and the Pixel Watch for months now. On Thursday, the company plans to give the phones and the watch a bigger reveal at its Made by Google event in New York.

Here’s everything we’re expecting to see in those devices, from rumors to confirmed specs.

Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro

Google first announced the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro at its annual I/O developer conference in May, which gave us an idea of what to expect.

Both phones will sport a second-generation Tensor chip, Google’s in-house silicon. The processor made its debut in the Pixel 6 series and allowed for new features in the camera system. That includes Magic Eraserwhich removes unwanted objects from photos, and Real Tone, which portrays skin tones more accurately. We don’t know much about the second-gen Tensor chip just yet, but we can probably expect similar machine learning-based improvements.

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The Pixel 7 series will come with Android 13. Its most obvious design change from the Pixel 6 comes in the form of the camera bar. While the Pixel 6 sports a long black camera bar across the back, the bar on the Pixel 7 will be made of recycled aluminum and feature black camera cutouts that stand out a bit more.

Google renders show the Pixel 7 Pro will also have a triple rear camera

‘Andor’ Episode 8 Explained: ‘Rogue One’ Cameos and a Hellish ‘Star Wars’ Prison

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Excellent Star Wars series Andor reached episode 8 on Disney Plus on Wednesdaycatching up with mercenary Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) in the wake of his being sentenced to six years in prison after a run-in with the wrong Imperial trooper. Turns out there’s just no escaping this terrible totalitarian regime.

Over on galactic capital Coruscant, rebel true believer Vel Sartha (Faye Marsay) has been tasked with killing Cassian so he can’t rat out recruiter Luthen Rael (Stellan Skarsgard). Vel doesn’t seem wild about her mission, especially since Cassian played an essential role in her mission to steal millions of credits from the Empire.

It also seems to run counter to the philosophy of Luther’s fellow rebel leader Sen. Mon Mothma (Genevieve O’Reilly), who isn’t wild about his willingness to shed innocent blood in their shadowy war against the Empire.

This episode was directed by Toby Hayneswho helmed also episodes 1, 2 and 3, as well 8, 9 and 10. He previously worked on Sherlock, Doctor Who and Black Mirror.

Andor occurs five years before Rogue Onewhich reveals the story immediately before the original Star Wars movie A New Hope. Let’s see how life in prison is treating Cassian, by checking out all those delicious episode 8 SPOILERS.

Shiny white hell

NARKINA 5 — Shipped to an ocean prison complex that looks a bit like the Raft in MarvelCassian continues to use the alias Keef