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Game of Thrones games maker dies ‘after poisoning’
A Chinese tycoon who died on Christmas Day was poisoned, Shanghai police say. Lin Qi, 39, was the chairman and chief executive of games developer Yoozoo, best known for the Game of Thrones: Winter Is Coming strategy game.
Apple iPhone again best tech seller of the year, thanks to the working-from-home trend
Once again, the best-selling tech product of 2020 was Apple’s iPhone – topping the phone’s sales in 2019 – despite being a pandemic year when so many people were thrown out of work and money was harder to come by.
Why Taylor Swift was replaced by Brad Paisley on a famed Nashville mural celebrating country legends
Swift’s fans are in a social media uproar about the mural change at Legends Corner, a bar next to the famed Ryman Auditorium in Music City, which is undergoing an overhaul by artist Tim Davis.
Zoom video meetings come to an Amazon Echo Show device, just one for now
The Zoom video meeting service is finally coming to Amazon’s Echo Show video device, five months after first being announced.
The 3 best ways to score tech support on your holiday gifts
Chances are you’ll be receiving something tech-related over the holidays, so what are you going to do if you have no idea how to set it up and use it?
How will you be told when it’s your turn for a COVID-19 vaccine? It’s complicated.
Will you get a text from your doctor? Will you read about it online? Or will you have to check the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website to know when it’s your turn in line?
Covid: Trump signs relief and spending package into law
Mr Trump had initially refused to sign the bill, saying he wanted to give people bigger one-off payments.
Nashville explosion: Camper van blows up in ‘intentional act’ on Christmas morning
A parked camper van exploded in the US city of Nashville, Tennessee, early on Christmas morning, injuring three people and knocking out communications systems across the state.
West Point faces worst cheating scandal in decades
More than 70 students were accused of breaking West Point’s Cadet Honor Code in a maths test while studying remotely because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Vandalism leaves 3,500 customers without heat or hot water amid freezing temperatures in Colorado
December 29, 2020
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Michael Holland
Crews were working Monday night to restore natural gas service to thousands of Colorado residents after a string of vandalism damaged lines and prompted a police investigation.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/12/28/colorado-natural-gas-lines-vandalized-thousands-without-heat/4069725001/