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Nvidia on Tuesday opened up for membership its cloud-based game streaming service GeForce Now, taking on Google's Stadia in a market that is primed for high growth over the next few years.

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Nvidia on Tuesday opened up for membership its cloud-based game streaming service GeForce Now, taking on Google's Stadia in a market that is primed for high growth over the next few years.

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Disney+ now has a launch date in India: March 29. It will be made available through Hotstar, with both Hotstar VIP and Hotstar Premium being rebranded to ‘Disney+ Hotstar’.

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Twitter unveiled a plan Tuesday to curb the spread of manipulated content including "deepfake" videos as part of a move to fight misinformation which could result in violence or other harm.

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LG Electronics said on Wednesday it has decided to withdraw from exhibiting and participating in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, citing concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.

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2021 Cadillac Escalade vs. BMW X7, Lincoln Navigator, Mercedes GLS, Audi Q7 and Range Rover: How do they stack up? - Roadshow

How does Cadillac's redesigned Escalade compare to its primary rivals? Will its gigantic array of screens and available diesel engine help it stand out in this crowded segment?

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Coronavirus outbreak explained: Death toll approaches 500, MWC 2020 affected - CNET

As the death toll climbs, coronavirus concerns force two phone manufacturers to alter Mobile World Congress plans.

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Oscars 2020 predictions and snubs: Joker, Parasite, 1917, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - CNET

1917 and Parasite lead a tight race at this year's golden statue awards.

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Oscars 2020: How to watch or stream the awards online - CNET

Join the toast of Hollywood at the biggest awards show in the biz (but mainly tune in to see if Joker sparks a riot).

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2021 Cadillac Escalade debuts with 38 inches of screen real estate - Roadshow

Thanks to a raft of new features and an extra helping of luxury, this should easily be the best Escalade ever.

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The Mandalorian season 2 is coming in October 2020, Disney revealed today in an earnings call. The Star Wars TV show was previously given a 'US fall 2020' release date, but this confirms when we'll next be getting a piece of Baby Yoda.

In addition, Disney's Bob Iger cryptically hinted at spin-offs from the show. He framed this as "including the possibility of infusing it with more characters and taking those characters in their own direction in terms of series," according to THR.

• The Mandalorian season 2: here's what we know so far
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Along with new Mandalorian-based content, Disney's CEO also confirmed that Ewan McGregor's Obi Wan series and Diego Luna's Rogue One prequel were still in the works for the service, though no release dates were offered at the time.

Marvel at these release windows

We'd previously heard reports that Marvel's Disney Plus series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier would be arriving in August, and we now have confirmation straight from the mouth of Disney's CEO that this will indeed be the case. 

While it'd already been revealed that Disney Plus' WandaVision would be arriving on the service sometime in 2020, the earning call has now confirmed a December release date for the Vision and Scarlet Witch-starring sitcom. Tom Hiddleston will also reprise his role as Loki in a time-hopping standalone series in 2021. 

• Marvel's Disney Plus shows finally unveiled in new Super Bowl TV spot
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• Disney Plus Marvel TV shows and movies: everything coming to the service

We hope you're not suffering from superhero fatigue, because according to Iger, "There are seven other Marvel series in various stages of development or preproduction," including She-Hulk, Hawkeye, Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight and the animated anthology series What If?

• Check out our in depth Disney Plus review

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How Oscar Micheaux defied Hollywood to make the first all-black feature film - CNET

For Black History Month, a look back at the African American pioneer who built an alternative to Hollywood, starting in the year race riots burned across America.

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Tinder made a gigantic $1.2 billion in 2019 - CNET

Build it and they will swipe.

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India vs New Zealand 1st ODI cricket match will be broadcast by the Star Sports Network. It will also be live streamed on Hotstar.

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Back at CES, Sony announced the new entry-level X800H and mid-range X950H TV sets that will replace last year’s X800G and X950G screens. 

What the company didn’t announce, until today, is that even the cheapest of these new ranges is going to be pretty expensive. 

In a press release today Sony laid out the entire pricing structure of both series, which starts at $699 (around £530, AU$1,040) for the 43-inch X800H, and confirmed some of the series’ key specs in an email to TechRadar. 

To that end, Sony’s 2020 lineup starts off with the Sony X800H, available in six sizes from 43-inches up to 85-inches, that uses the company’s X1 Processor. 

In terms of features, it’s 4K HDR capable and comes stocked with Android TV and Google Assistant. From the specs it sounds like a fairly basic entry-level TV – albeit one with Sony’s exceptional X1 Processor – but, again, it's $699 (around £530, AU$1,040) and that's just for the 43-inch version. 

The 55-inch will come in at $999 (around £760, AU$1,500) while the 65-inch and 75-inch come in at $1,199 and $1,799, respectively, and the range-topping 85-inch X800H at $2,699 (around £2,070, AU$4,000). 

The Sony X950H is upper middle class

There’s also Sony’s new X950H TV coming later this year for your wallet, too – it’s available in a number of sizes from 49-inches up to 85-inches with the bottom of the range costing $1,199 (around £920, AU$1,780) and the top model set at $4,999 (around £3,800, AU$7,400).

The good news is that, at least for the X950H, Sony is making a number of improvements that justify the price tag like the expansion of X-Wide Angle technology to the 55- and 65-inch models and improved Acoustic Multi-Audio, one of the biggest issues we had with last year’s X950G.

Both the X800H and X950H are available to pre-order on Amazon and should be released in stores across the US on February 10, 2020. Availability in other regions is as yet unconfirmed.

Both the Sony X800H (pictured at the top) and the Sony X950H (pictured here) are available to pre-order today

What’s a 4K TV supposed to cost?  

Now, obviously, calling something like a Sony 4K TV ‘expensive’ is subjective: what’s expensive for you isn’t necessarily expensive for your neighbor and vice versa. 

That said, we’ve entered the age of budget TVs where it’s entirely possible to pick up a 65-inch 4K TV for under $500/£500/AU$1,000 during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. While these aren’t always the highest-end models that come stocked with X1 Processors or Android TV, some of them look surprisingly good. 

The point here is that, as TVs are getting cheaper elsewhere in the industry, Sony is trying to hold the middle ground and compete in the higher-end space with LG and Samsung. It's by no means a bad place to be – there's always an audience for people who want a decent TV without breaking the bank – but Sony needs to be careful that it doesn't tread too far above the middle of the pack. 

• What else can you expect from Sony this year? Check out our complete Sony TV 2020 guide for all the details

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