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During the sale, you can pick this drive up for $189.99. But that’s not your only option. The 1TB model with the heatsink is on sale too. And is now sitting at a price of $119.99 instead of $129.99. While the 2TB model is a much better value, the 1TB is still an excellent option if you don’t want to spend the extra $50. In addition to these deals on NVMe SSDs, Samsung is discounting prices on internal SATA SSDs, portable SSDs, flash drives, and memory cards....

Google has recently updated Chrome to version 100. The new version of Google’s browser comes with a new icon and a new Multi-Screen Window Placement API. Also, the “Lite Mode” feature is removed. However, Google Chrome 102 is going to be something special with the ability to validate online shops. According to AndroidPolice, one of their tipsters spotted a popup below the address bar when he visited an online shop. This happened on Chrome Dev 102, and the popup asked him if he wanted to see store reviews....

This news comes from The Verge, who has spoken with a few people familiar with the matter. This news is not exactly surprising, as Apple is rumored to be launching a couple of different AR headsets this year. And as the war for the Metaverse heats up, Google does not want to be left behind – like it has with messaging. In September, there were some hints of Google working on an “Augmented Reality OS”, so there have been some hints of this being in the works....

Metaverse is the next big thing in the technology world, and all companies are starting to work on it. The scope of the metaverse is still known for most companies and customers. But the big tech like Google and Facebook wants to take the initiative and become the leader of this less-known world. The New York Times reports that Google has recently acquired smart glasses manufacturer North Inc. for $180 million....

Meredith Pickford, the lawyer representing Google, offered the company’s defense to the General Court of the European Union in Luxembourg. A panel of five judges heard the arguments at the General Court on the first day of a five-day hearing. “The Commission shut its eyes to the real competitive dynamic in this industry, that between Apple and Android,” Pickford told the court. “By defining markets too narrowly and downplaying the potent constraint imposed by the highly powerful Apple, the Commission has mistakenly found Google to be dominant in mobile operating systems and app stores, when it was in fact a vigorous market disrupter....