Baidu earns permission to test paid driverless taxi in Cangzhou; Russia sank a neutrino observatory into the world's deepest lake

Today's headlines: Streaming dominates Oscar nominations in a stay-at-home year, Amazon's warehouse 'mini-games' for workers are expanding across 20 states and Elon Musk changes job title to “Technoking of Tesla”.

Woman allegedly made deepfakes to kick rivals off daughter's cheerleading squad; AT&T adds 5G to its legacy unlimited data plans

Yes, the clocks have changed! Today on Engadget: Woman allegedly used deepfakes to kick rivals off daughter's cheerleading squad, Facebook will help you find and book a COVID-19 vaccination and Mini will reportedly go all-electric by 2030.

YouTube has pulled 30,000 videos for making false claims about COVID-19 vaccines; A YouTuber crammed 'Tenet' onto Game Boy Advance cartridges out of spite

In today's morning edition: A YouTuber crammed 'Tenet' onto Game Boy Advance cartridges out of spite Oppo's Find X3 Pro has a 30x 'microscope' camera, Netflix 'test' nudges password sharers into getting their own account.

The latest Google Arts & Culture exhibit lets you explore the history of electronic music; Microsoft's advanced cybersecurity tech is now available in dozens of countries

In today's Engadget Morning Edition: The inventor of the cassette tape has passed away, an iPhone 12 mini 'production cut' hints demand was lower than hoped and this year’s MWC is still going ahead, even as companies bow out.

Samsung will hold its next Unpacked event on March 17th; T-Mobile will start automatically enrolling customers in an ad targeting program

Sonos Roam is the company's cheapest and most portable speaker yet, Google voice will soon stop forwarding your text messages to other numbers, and Chrome OS is getting a big re-design for it's 10th birthday. This is your Engadget Morning Edition Daily Tech Briefing for March 10, 2021.

Apple TV+ will offer shows from women's rights advocate Malala Yousafzai; Microsoft's $7.5 billion ZeniMax acquisition approved by US and EU regulators

Zack Snyder's Justice League cut leaks early on HBO Max, Google tests a beefed up YouTube Android app for your chromecast, and Tesla is building a 100 Megawatt energy storage project in Texas. This is today's Engadget Morning Edition for Tuesday, March 9, 2021.

China five-year plan aims for supremacy in AI, quantum computing; Xbox test brings Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser to consoles

Apple will stop selling the iMac Pro, Super Nintendo World will finally open in Japan on March 18, and Microsoft is testing its Chromium based edge browser on XBoxes. This is today's Engadget - Morning Edition for Monday, March 8.

Valve halts development on 'Artifact,' makes it free for everyone; iOS 14.5 won't actually let you change a default music service

Google plans to stop targeting ads based on your browser history, Razr made its own smart glasses, and Senators asked the FCC to change the definition of high-speed broadband. Here's today's Daily Tech Briefing-The Morning Edition from Engadget for Friday, March 5.

Amazon is reportedly close to a deal to carry more exclusive NFL games; Zynga buys the studio behind 'Torchlight 3'

The next Nintendo Switch might have a 7-inch OLED and output 4K, SpaceX's SN10 starship sticks the landing...and then explodes, and Apple's new service automatically transfers your iCloud photos to Google. This is your Daily Tech Briefing - The Morning Edition from Engadget for Thursday, March 4, 2021.

Bill Nye explains disasters in Peacock's 'The End is Nye'; Uber spins out Postmates' robot delivery division into a separate company