It’s Overwatch 2 day (expect to hear more from us about Blizzard’s revamped game soon), and as Google mentioned in this tweet — there’s Nest news incoming ahead of the big Pixel 7 event on Thursday.
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That’s the kind of thing you’ll find at CEDIA, a show for custom home installations of all kinds. The Verge Smart Home Reviewer Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is the perfect person to explain what was there, ready to go in the air or on the wall of your connected house.
While Google’s ATAP team arrived at Fashion Week with some Project Soli-enhanced visualizations, the show stopper for us is this dress that appeared out of thin air on model Bella Hadid.
The Cut explains that the magic at work is something called Fabrican. which is “a liquid fiber, bound together with polymers, bio polymers and greener solvents, that evaporates when the spray reaches a surface, in this case, Hadid’s body.”
Last week ended with Elon Musk’s robot carefully shuffling across a stage, and this week is kicking off with Kim Kardashian’s settlement with the SEC.
She may be forced to pay a fine, but we will all have to reckon with this video of SEC chair Gary Gensler providing his take on influencers.
Sure, it walked across that stage like I do when I fell asleep at an odd angle, and my back is feeling tight, but it walked!


While we continue to mourn Stadia, save some energy for later tonight when Elon Musk presents a “highly technical” AI Day from Palo Alto.
It’s scheduled to start at 8PM ET, but based on past Musk events, I’d add some cushion to that start time. You could use a few minutes to let Andrew Hawkins explain what to expect in AI and self-driving cars or read James Vincent’s dive into the state of robotics to find out where a Tesla Bot might fit.
If you were wondering exactly when Elon Musk made the switch from grabbing a Twitter board seat to submitting an unsolicited buyout offer, this text exchange on April 9th appears to capture it.
Two minutes after CEO Parag Agrawal pushes back on Elon’s tweeting, the billionaire declared he’d make an offer to take the company private.
When we started our reporting this morning, I said we’d update you on that viral video of a shark in a flooded street, and here’s the explanation.
Unlike the usual “shark in a highway” pic that goes around every time there are flooded streets — this video was real and taken yesterday morning in Florida as Hurricane Ian approached.
However, as Storyful’s Rob McDonagh explains, it wasn’t in a street, and it’s hard to tell if it truly shows a shark.

