Child tax credit calculator: How much can your family expect on July 15? - CNET

The advance child tax credit payments start this summer, but how much will your household receive? Let CNET help you crunch those numbers.

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Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. explained: Start time, how to watch, full fight card - CNET

Logan Paul faces off against Floyd Mayweather Jr. this coming weekend! Here's everything to know.

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Amazon AU's Mid-Year Sale is officially under way, once again offering a huge number of products at significantly reduced prices.

PS5 consoles may still be hard to come by, but if you're one of the lucky few who already have one, or even if you own a PS4 console, you will surely be interested in this particular discount: Amazon AU is currently offering a 12 month PlayStation Plus subscription for AU$59.95 – that's a saving of AU$20 from the usual AU$79.95 price.

Traditionally, PS Plus subscriptions are only discounted a couple of times per year, usually in relation to Sony's Days of Play promotion. 

Having said that, PS Plus subscriptions are currently being offered at full price on the PlayStation Store, so if you're looking to save money right now, you can get a redeemable code sent out in the mail for 25% off the usual price by clicking on the deal below.

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12 month PS Plus subscription for PS4 and PS5 | AU$59.95 (usually AU$79.95)
Get AU$20 off an annual PS Plus subscription with this deal from Amazon AU. Along with online multiplayer access across PS4 and PS5, you also get three free games a month for the remainder of your subscription. This month's free games include Star Wars Squadrons, Operation: Tango and Virtua Fighter 5: Ultimate Showdown.

A subscription to PS Plus not only brings you online play – you also get a selection of free games every month. June 2021's PS Plus offerings include Star Wars Squadrons and Virtua Fighter 5: Ultimate Showdown for PS4, and the espionage-themed adventure game Operation: Tango for PS5.

You better hurry, though – this offer is only available while stocks last, and we imagine there will be plenty of Aussies taking up this offer. 

Already have a PS Plus subscription? No worries: redeeming this code will simply add on an additional 12 months to your remaining time.

• Find out how you can save AU$20.95 on a DualSense Wireless Controller

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Apple supplier chain report reveals improved employer conduct in 2020 - CNET

Company reports a major reduction in violations of its code of conduct and says it discovered no instances of forced labotr.

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OnePlus 9 Pro and OnePlus 9 are receiving the OxygenOS 11.2.6.6 update in India. It will soon be rolled out in Europe and North America. OnePlus has included camera, network, and system improvements with the update. There is no information regarding the bundled Android security patch or the size of the update. The update will be rolled out in an incremental manner.

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Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G may launch as the Poco X3 GT in India, as well as in a few other countries, multiple tweets by a tipster have hinted. The smartphone, which was launched alongside the vanilla Redmi Note 10 5G in China earlier this month, comes with a MediaTek Dimensity 1100 SoC and 67W fast charging.

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This Youth Offer can only be availed by youngsters aged between 18-24 years. Further, this offer can only be redeemed through the Android app and mobile browser version for any other OS. This means that while the offer is not applicable via the iOS app, it can be redeemed by logging into the Amazon app via the mobile browser.

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The Burrp founder noticed how omnipresent pigeons were in Mumbai soon after returning to the country from America. And so while he was launching Burrp, he decided to launch a parallel company called BirdGuard.

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Tax refund late? Use IRS tools to track your money now - CNET

Tax refunds are taking longer than expected this year. Use the IRS Where's My Refund tool to find out if it's delayed.

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Apple only recently launched iOS 14.6, but the company is keeping the updates coming as iOS 14.7 is now available in beta, and as such we know about some of what it offers.

So far this looks to be a much smaller update than the last couple – which added things like Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, Apple Card Family, and App Tracking Transparency.

That said, it’s possible that some features of iOS 14.7 are yet to be revealed, and even if it does end up being a small update, it’s still sure to be worth having, as if nothing else there will probably be bug and security fixes in it.

Below you’ll find everything we know about iOS 14.7 so far, including the features found in the beta and the likely release date of the finished software. We’ll be updating this article whenever there’s any additional iOS 14.7 news or leaks too, so check back regularly to stay in the loop.

Cut to the chase

• What is it? The next small iOS update
• When is it out? Probably late June or early July
• How much will it cost? It will be free

iOS 14.7 release date

Generally Apple has been launching new iOS 14.x updates roughly once a month. Indeed, iOS 14.6 landed almost exactly a month after iOS 14.5. So while there are no guarantees, we’d think the same will probably be true with iOS 14.7.

If so then it will likely land in either late June or early July, as iOS 14.6 was rolled out on May 24.

Of course, if you don’t want to wait until then you can always grab the beta, but this will likely be buggy and unstable, and may not include all the final features, so we wouldn’t recommend it for most people.

iOS 14.7 features

Either iOS 14.7 isn’t going to be a very big update or we just don’t know very much about it yet, but below you’ll find the features that have turned up in the beta and that we currently expect to be included. If we hear about any others we’ll be sure to add them.

HomePod timers in the Home app

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One new feature spotted by 9to5Mac in the iOS 14.7 beta is the ability to set HomePod timers from the Home app. The option can be found right below HomePod alarms in the app, and you can also name your timers, see the countdowns for them in the app, and cancel them with a tap.

Previously, timers for HomePod had to be set using Siri, so for anyone who’s lost their voice or just isn’t on speaking terms with Siri, this should be handy.

Air quality details

Apple has been displaying a rating for air quality in the Weather app since the launch of iOS 14, but only in some countries. Now, with the iOS 14.7 beta, 9to5Mac has spotted that Twitter and Reddit users in Canada, the Netherlands, France, Italy, and Spain have reported seeing these details for the first time.

So if you live in one of these places you could soon get an indication of the quality of the air you’re breathing, and if you live somewhere else that doesn’t yet have the feature, it’s always possible you will get it by the time iOS 14.7 launches in finished form.

A fix for battery life bugs

While not specifically mentioned in the beta, some users reported on Twitter that they experienced excessive battery drain with iOS 14.6, so there’s a chance this will be fixed with iOS 14.7. It’s not clear how widespread this issue is though, or how quickly Apple will fix it, so for now this is just a possibility.

• The next big update is iOS 15

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With so many shows and movies to choose from on Australia's major streaming services, it can often be difficult to find the best new stuff to entertain yourself with each week.

In an effort to make things easier, we've hand-picked the best new shows and movies of the week to watch on Aussie streaming platforms, covering the likes of Netflix, Disney Plus, Binge, Foxtel Now, Stan and Amazon Prime Video.

Below, you'll find a list of this week's highlights, with binge-worthy new shows sitting alongside some great big-budget new movie arrivals – and a couple of oddball left-of-field entries, just for some variety.

The big new shows and movies this week include Sweet Tooth on Netflix and the Kung Fu reboot series on Binge and Foxtel Now. Here are our streaming picks for the weekend of May 31-June 6, 2021.

Sweet Tooth

(TV Series – arrives 04/06/2021)

From producers Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey comes Sweet Tooth, the story of a young boy who was born half-deer. Based on the DC comic of the same name, Sweet Tooth is a post-apocalyptic coming-of-age adventure story for the whole family.

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Kung Fu

(TV Series – premieres 03/06/2021) 

Remember Kung Fu? That old show where David Carradine played a westerner-turned-monk who walks the Earth handing out chop-socky lessons to those who aren't living righteously? Well, like everything else that's old, Kung Fu has been given the reboot treatment, only this time we follow Nicky (Olivia Lang), a young Chinese-American woman who drops out of law school and heads off to an isolated monastery in China.

Stream Kung Fu on Binge
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This Is England '90

(TV Series – available 02/06/2021)

In a case of 'better late that never', Stan is adding This Is England '90 to its library, joining previous instalments This Is England '86 and '88 and completing the series once and for all. If you're unfamiliar with Shane Meadows' brilliant coming of age saga, start with the original This Is England film (also on Stan), which is an absolute masterpiece about Northern England's skinhead culture in 1983.

Stream This Is England '90 on Stan

Head Above Water

(TV Docuseries – premieres 04/06/2021)

This Australian Amazon Original documentary series takes a deep dive (hehe) into the world of competitive swimming, focusing on swimming legends Ian Thorpe, Bronte Campbell, Kyle Chalmers and Cody Simpson, offering a look at how athletes deal with the pressure in and out of the pool. 

Stream Head Above Water on Amazon Prime Video

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Realme X7 Max 5G and Realme Smart TV 4K are set to launch in India today (May 31). The launch event will be livestreamed through Realme India’s Facebook and YouTube channels.

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Realme has published a dedicated page on its India site for the global 5G summit. The summit is slated to be held on June 3 and on the same page, Realme has teased the arrival of the Realme GT 5G here. This phone was launched in China in March.

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After reports emerged that some of the Zerodha board has approved Rs. 100 crore salaries for three members of the  top leadership, including CEO Nithin Kamath, they were slammed for paying themselves huge salaries

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told a virtual session of the Computex trade show in Taipei on Monday that it could take several years for a global shortage of semiconductors to be resolved, a problem that has shuttered some auto production lines and is also being felt in other areas, including consumer electronics.

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