$400 weekly unemployment bonus: When would checks go out? What you should know - CNET

Learn to code with this JavaScript developer bundle

TL;DR: The Full Stack JavaScript Developer E-Degree Bundle is on sale for £14.33 as of March 1, saving you 89% on list price.

It seems like a lot of people nowadays are "pivoting" into programming — you know, quitting their jobs to enter coding bootcamps and emerging as newly christened (possibly enlightened) developers ready to do their civic duty. It certainly pays to become a programmer, but considering the plethora of different languages out there, where's an aspiring coder to start?

Here's a little secret: The lists of the most important languages for developers rarely change all that much — and JavaScript is usually near the top. Read more...

Pay what you want for this stacked video game development bundle

TL;DR: As of March 1, you can pay what you want for the Unity Game Development Bundle.

Anyone who's even remotely into gaming knows that RDR2 is unrivaled graphics-wise, which begs an important question: How?

Like many other leading gaming companies — Electronic Arts and Ubisoft, to name a couple — Rockstar has made its game engine a proprietary software. But that doesn't mean you have to dash your dreams of creating the next RDR2 just yet: There are plenty of game engines out there that are free for anyone to download and use.

Golden Globes memes: Bill Murray's martini, Jeff Daniels in a room of doors - CNET

Jason Sudeikis accepting his Golden Globe in a hoodie is all of us

As fun as it was to see beautiful famous people all dressed up for a very expensive Zoom meeting, there was no perfectly pandemic-era awards show moment quite like Jason Sudeikis and his tie-dye hoodie.

While a couple of celebs copped to making some concessions to not being on the red carpet — Best Actor in a Limited Series winner John Boyega shouted out the "trackie bottoms" (i.e. sweatpants) he paired with his white dinner jacket — several nominees showed up to their video links in regular clothes. Jeff Daniels, Bill Murray, Chloe Zhao, Jodie Foster (in fabulous silk pyjamas) and Sudeikis all opted for comfort, and we respect them for it. Read more...

All the games of 2021 you should be excited about - CNET

5 tips to become a Weber Kettle grill master - CNET

SpaceX Starlink launch aborted, next window opens Monday: How to watch - CNET

Stimulus check fine print: A new formula could change your $1,400 payment - CNET

Oppo to launch the Find X3 Pro on March 11 - CNET

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler kick off the very topical 2021 Golden Globes

Leave it to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to make a pandemic-era awards show actually feel relevant.

On Sunday, the legendary comedic duo returned to host the Golden Globes for the fourth time — this year in a socially distanced, bicoastal ceremony held before a special in-person audience of first responders and essential workers, with celeb guests and nominees tuning in digitally.

With Fey hosting from the Rainbow Room in New York City and Poehler from the event's traditional ballroom venue at the Los Angeles Beverly Hilton, the SNL alumnae kicked off the night with a very 2021 monologue that touched on everything from the Emily in Paris controversy and Zoom calls to TikTok and the cranberry juice skateboard guy.  Read more...

Golden Globes 2021: All the winners, updated live - CNET

The best adjustable dumbbells of 2021 - CNET

'Thylacine' footage released, but it's not convincing evidence of tiger's return - CNET

In the isolated grief of our pandemic bubbles, we are all Wanda Maximoff

This post contains spoilers for WandaVision Episode 8. 

Listen. I didn't think I'd be relating to a mythically powerful witch from a comic book superhero show who created her own alternate reality TV bubble to stave off the grief and isolation outside of it. But a year spent in quarantine surviving a pandemic does strange things to a person.

In the latest episode of Marvel's WandaVision, we finally got answers to exactly how Wanda Maximoff birthed an entire universe of illusions that exist under her control. Turns out it was through nothing more and nothing less than the uncontrollable power of her own loss, isolation, rage, (literal) magical thinking, and will to survive.  Read more...

Our third stimulus check calculator can give you a personalized estimate of your payment - CNET

The complete list of winners at the 2021 Golden Globes

13 of the best hidden iPhone features we could find in iOS 14 - CNET

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Where to find free online math games for kids and adults

Math isn’t a subject that comes easy to many of us, and certainly not for me, personally. The most effective way for me to learn as a kid was by playing math games online. As the years went on, my classmates and I started caring less about the math and more about the games — but that's fine, because we picked up the math along the way.

Now my math skills are at the very least competent (most of the time), and I have fond memories of goofing off in the computer lab at school playing math games online — games that were entertaining-enough time-killers that I’d actually recommend them to adults looking for a fun, educational nostalgia trip. Read more...

Get lifetime VPN subscriptions for you and a friend

TL;DR: A KeepSolid VPN subscription will keep you safe online, and as of Feb. 28, you can get a lifetime subscription for only $59.99 — an 85% savings.

You shouldn’t take chances with your online security — and neither should your loved ones. That’s why you should invest in a VPN.

The hunt for the right VPN can definitely be overwhelming, but we’ve got a deal that will surely put you at easeKeepSolid VPN Unlimited is offering two-lifetime subscriptions for just $59.99 for a limited time.

VPN Unlimited lets users take their pick from over 400 secure servers in over 80 different locations across the globe. You’ll be hiding behind 256-bit encryption, so you’ll basically be browsing, streaming, and scrolling under an invisibility cloak. Read more...

Cook up a storm with this 15-in-1 pressure cooker on sale

TL;DR: The Sirena Rapid Pot is a kitchen powerhouse with 15 different functions — and it's on sale as of Feb. 28. For a limited time, use code COOK43 to score 31% off, bringing the price down to $96.

Just because you're cooking more meals than ever at home, doesn't mean you need to spend your whole day in the kitchen. Unleash your inner chef with the Sirena Rapid Pot, which helps you cook up to 70 percent faster at home.

Comparable to the Instant Pot, the Sirena Rapid Pot has 15 programmable cooking modes, so you can create delicious meals for even the pickiest eaters. It can be used as a slow cooker, yogurt maker, sous vide device, steamer, stockpot, food warmer, sauté pan, and more. Read more...

Google Maps is getting a new trick (plus 5 other Android features coming) - CNET

7 hidden Gmail features that might even help get you to inbox zero - CNET

iOS 14.4's best features: 17 things you should be using on your iPhone every day - CNET

Best cold-brew coffee maker of 2021 - CNET

New stimulus check: Status update, biggest unknowns, potential delivery dates - CNET

AirPods 3 rumors: Apple's next-gen earbuds look very familiar in this leaked photo - CNET

How to stop robocalls: Every way we know to prevent the annoying ringing - CNET

Unlock American Netflix with a subscription to ExpressVPN

SAVE 49%: A 15-month subscription to ExpressVPN is on sale for £4.90 per month as of Feb. 28, saving you 49% on list price.

It's that time again. The point when you have absolutely nothing left to watch. You could accept defeat and do something outlandish like go outside and get some fresh air. Or you could subscribe to ExpressVPN to unlock more content from around the world.

ExpressVPN can bypass the geo-restrictions of all the leading subscription sites from around the world, meaning you can watch all the extra content tucked away on the American or Japanese versions of Netflix. There are plenty of VPNs that can do this job, but ExpressVPN is probably the best. Read more...

Build your own video games with this interactive Unity training bundle

TL;DR: The 2021 Premium Unity Game Developer Certification Bundle is on sale for £32.25 as of Feb. 28, saving you 98% on list price.

Last year might’ve sucked big time, but it was actually a great year for gaming. A couple shiny new consoles came out, as well as a treasure trove of new games. Major studios had some big releases — like Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Square Enix’s FFVII Remake — but the biggest standouts of the year were the indie gems.

In fact, Among Us, a charming indie party game of teamwork and betrayal, ranked high on many lists as one of the best games of 2020. It held its own among major studio hits and was even labeled one of the best comfort-food games of the year. And, guess what: It was made in a tiny development studio in Washington on none other than the Unity engine — a platform even non-coders can build games on. Read more...

Create impressive comic book characters with this drawing bundle

TL;DR: The Learn to Draw Comic Book Characters Bundle is on sale for £14.33 as of Feb. 28, saving you 97% on list price.

There are a lot of classes available that will help beginners become solid artists — and this Learn to Draw course bundle is a great option.

This collection is focused primarily on illustrating comic books. You'll start with a course on human form drawing, then move on to a step-by-step guide to drawing superheroes. Beyond just learning to draw existing superhero characters, you'll also develop and draw your own — you'll even design the suit.

6 of the best Python courses for aspiring programmers

Dutch computer scientist Guido van Rossum decided to take on a fun little side project over the Christmas break in 1989: building a new programming language. The one he used in projects at work was overcomplicated and clunky, but he thought he could use some of its better features to create something more forgiving, flexible, and easier to read.

Van Rossen developed his language mostly in his free time over the course of the next year, eventually deciding to name it "Python" after the British comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus, whose published scripts he was reading at the time of its implementation. In the years since, it's basically become the Holy Grail of general-purpose programming languages. Read more...

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BEST FOR TOTAL BEGINNERS

2021 Complete Python Bootcamp From Zero to Hero in Python

This fast-paced course is a clear favourite for Python rookies who want to learn how to code in their free time.

• Platform: Udemy
• List price: £59.99
• Instructor(s): Jose Portilla, head of data science at Pierian Data Inc.
• Prerequisites: None
• Class duration: 22 hours, 3 minutes (self-paced)
• Certificate of completion: Yes

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BEST FREE COURSE

Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)

A free-to-audit option makes this acclaimed Python course one of the best deals in online learning.

• Platform: Coursera
• List price: Free to audit
• Instructor(s): Dr. Charles Russell Severance, clinical professor at the University of Michigan School of Information
• Prerequisites: Basic math knowledge, moderate computer experience
• Class duration: Approx. 19 hours divided up over 7 weeks (set start date with flexible deadlines)
• Certificate of completion: No

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BEST PROJECT-BASED COURSE

The Python Bible: Everything You Need to Program in Python

It doesn't go beyond the basics, but this video-based class is excellent at showing students the clear potential for Python's use in the real world.

• Platform: Udemy
• List price: £99.99
• Instructor(s): Ziyad Yehia, CEO and core instructor at Internet of Things Academy
• Prerequisites: None
• Class duration: 9 hours, 8 minutes (self-paced)
• Certificate of completion: Yes

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BEST FOR PRACTICAL SKILLS

Automate the Boring Stuff with Python Programming

This quick-hit course will show you how Python can take the tedium out of business tasks.

• Platform: Udemy
• List price: £49.99
• Instructor(s): Al Sweigart, software developer, UI designer, and tech book author
• Prerequisites: Basic computer skillls
• Class duration: 9 hours, 30 minutes (self-paced)
• Certificate of completion: Yes

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BEST FOR YOUR CV

Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python

This in-depth MIT offering presents a good challenge if you already have a grasp on Python basics.

• Platform: edX
• List price: Free
• Instructor(s): John Guttag, professor of computer science and electrical engineering at MIT; Eric Grimson, professor of medical engineering and computer science at MIT; and Ana Bell, lecturer on computer science and electrical engineering at MIT
• Prerequisites: Secondary school algebra and a "reasonable aptitude" for math; students with no programming background will experience a higher learning curve
• Class duration: 9 weeks (recommended: 14 to 16 hours/week) with set learning schedule
• Certificate of completion: Yes, for £50

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BEST FOR FEEDBACK

Python Development TechDegree

This online bootcamp places a high value on peer-to-peer feedback and staff support, so you're building a network along with a portfolio.

• Platform: Treehouse
• List price: £140/month
• Instructor(s): Kenneth Love, Python engineer; Treasure Porth, web developer; Craig Dennis, backend developer; Jay McGavren, developer and author; Ashley Boucher, software developer; and Megan Amendola, UX designer and software developer
• Prerequisites: None
• Class duration: 2 to 5 months (self-paced)
• Certificate of completion: Yes

DIY iPhone battery replacement: Here's what we found when we tried it - CNET

iPhone 13 release date: When can we expect to see the new phones? - CNET

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How to change wallpaper on iPhone 12 and get a customized, snazzy background - CNET

Next stimulus check requirements: Who would qualify? What we know - CNET

10 best Google Chrome extensions for productivity

There's a very good chance the most productive people you know aren't just naturally organized and efficient. Instead, they may be using an entire suite of tools to help them stay on track. Google Chrome extensions are an example of tools that can help with productivity issues. These miniature software programs work within your browser to add new and useful functionality.

We're taking a look at the best Google Chrome extensions for productivity. Extra bonus: All of these are completely free to use. You probably don't need every one of them, but activate a carefully selected few, and people might start to wonder how you manage to be quite so productive…  Read more...

FDA authorizes Johnson & Johnson's one-shot COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use - CNET

$15 federal minimum wage hike is now the biggest stimulus bill issue. Here's why - CNET

Golden Globes 2021 winner predictions: I Care a Lot, The Queen's Gambit - CNET

Best Android tablet for 2021 - CNET

Best airline credit cards to use for March 2021 - CNET

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When will I get my tax refund? Possible dates and how to track it - CNET

Facebook's Bars app lets you record your raps with beats and share them - CNET

Golden Globes 2021 livestream: Start time, nominations, how to watch Sunday - CNET

Use our third stimulus check calculator to get a customized estimate of your payment - CNET

Where to buy Xbox Series X: Updates for Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and other retailers - CNET

Where to buy PS5: Updates for Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and other retailers - CNET

Galaxy S21 drop test: Samsung's newest phones didn't last long - CNET

Nissan claims it's made a more thermally efficient gas engine, but there's a catch - Roadshow

Best cheap VPN for 2021 - CNET

WandaVision release dates: When does episode 9 hit Disney Plus? - CNET

Those WandaVision retro commercials hint at dark things to come - CNET

Motorola One 5G Ace review: A good $400 phone, a fantastic $20 one - CNET

2022 Land Rover Defender V8 starts at $98,550, packs 518 horsepower - Roadshow

Get the eMeet Luna Bluetooth speakerphone for just $72 - CNET

FDA panel gives Johnson & Johnson one-shot COVID-19 vaccine green light - CNET

Final Fantasy 7 Remake leads PS Plus free games for March - CNET

Fastest VPNs of 2021 - CNET

Ta-Nehisi Coates tapped to write Superman script for DC Films and Warner Bros. - CNET

Stimulus checks and older adults: Will the third payment eligibility rules affect you? - CNET

Disney Plus: Everything to know about streaming Disney movies and shows - CNET

Voxelflow wants to speed your car's driver-assistance systems way, way up - Roadshow

Lady Gaga's dog walker shot, her French bulldogs stolen: What happened? - CNET

Coinbase says unmasking Satoshi Nakamoto might harm its business

Some things are best left a mystery — at least as far as Coinbase is concerned. 

The San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange has been preparing to go public since last year, and in a Thursday prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) it listed a number of issues that could harm its business. Notably, one of those risk factors is the future identification of Satoshi Nakamoto. 

For the unaware, Satoshi is the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. Satoshi, whose true identity has never been confirmed, published a 2008 white paper titled "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System" and is believed to hold the private keys to around 1.1 million bitcoin. Over the years there have been various efforts to discover Satoshi's true identity, but as far as anyone can tell they have all come up short. Read more...

Facebook weighs whether to build facial recognition into smart glasses - CNET

Golden Globes 2021: The full list of nominations for Sunday - CNET

Facebook updates Instagram's nudity policy after Oversight Board recommendation

A month after the fresh-faced Facebook Oversight Board published 17 recommendations for how the platform could improve its content moderation, Facebook has responded with a resounding “OK, but it depends.”

One of the more significant changes Facebook will adopt relates to Instagram’s nudity policy, to clarify that "health-related nudity" is allowed. The Oversight Board, which is an independent entity that rules on knotty content cases across all of Facebook’s platforms, recommended that Facebook update Instagram’s community guidelines around adult nudity to clarify that some nudity — if it is health-related, photos of breastfeeding, giving birth, breast cancer awareness, gender confirmation surgery, or in an act of protest — is allowed on the platform. Facebook agreed. It will take a while for that to go into effect holistically, but Facebook says it'll provide progress updates. Read more...

How solid-state batteries can transform electric cars - Roadshow

Final Fantasy 7 battle royale and a second remake game announced for mobile - CNET

The 6 best movies to see on HBO Max - CNET

12 of the best TV shows to binge-watch on HBO Max - CNET

NASA's Parker Solar Probe surprises scientists with wild image of Venus - CNET

TikTok agrees to pay $92M to settle privacy lawsuit - CNET

Sony premieres new Final Fantasy 7 trailer for PS5 video - CNET

PS5 State of Play: All the trailers from today's event - CNET

Control all the things with the Logitech Harmony 665 universal remote, now just $53 - CNET

56 of the best TV shows to watch on Netflix - CNET

38 of the best movies to watch on Netflix - CNET

AT&T nets $7.8B for part sale of DirecTV and AT&T TV Now - CNET

NASA stitches 142 Perseverance rover images into epic Mars panorama - CNET

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade adds Yuffie to the party - CNET

The 22 best TV shows to binge-watch on Amazon Prime Video - CNET

21 best movies on Amazon Prime Video - CNET

Stimulus checks, SSDI, SSI: Will you qualify for a third payment, and everything else to know - CNET

Australia passes law forcing Google and Facebook to pay news publications - CNET

IIHS releases its 2021 crash-test winners - Roadshow

Best shower filter for 2021 - CNET

Everything coming to Amazon Prime Video in March 2021 - CNET

Paramount Plus gives quick peek at two new Star Trek shows - CNET

Lexus accidentally leaked the 2022 NX crossover, and it looks great - Roadshow

2022 Lexus NX crossover leaked in official video - Roadshow

6 of the best movies to stream on HBO Max - CNET

17,300-year-old kangaroo found in Australia is country's oldest intact rock art - CNET

12 best TV shows to binge-watch on HBO Max - CNET

Paramount Plus to stream big-screen movies as soon as 5 weeks after they hit theaters - CNET

SolarWinds not the only company used to hack targets, tech execs say at hearing - CNET

Midweek deal roundup: $35 charging mirror, $50 drum kit and 66 feet of solar fairy lights for $20 - CNET

56 best TV shows to watch on Netflix - CNET

38 best movies to watch on Netflix - CNET

2021 Jeep Wrangler 392 Launch Edition will cost $74,995 - Roadshow

Reddit is back up after suffering a major outage - CNET

Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile dominate $81 billion 5G spectrum auction - CNET

Paramount Plus: What to expect from the CBS All Access revamp - CNET

$1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill on track to hit Friday milestone: What we know today - CNET

Ford Shelby F-250 Super Baja is ready to hit the trails - Roadshow

T-Mobile upgrades its 55 Plus plans to include Max tier and free Netflix - CNET

Biden orders review of supply chain for semiconductors, critical resources - CNET

Sign In with Apple reportedly under federal scrutiny - CNET

The multi-billion dollar USPS modernization looks like...a duck

The United States Postal Service is finally modernizing its fleet of delivery trucks, but the proposed vehicle design is a head scratcher. 

It's no secret that the USPS is literally falling apart, and its current fleet of delivery vehicles is no exception. Its current trucks, which were purchased between 1987 and 1994, keep catching fire as they continue to deliver mail decades beyond what was supposed to be a 24-year life expectancy. Last July, Vice reported that more than 141,000 of these original trucks are still in service. 

The USPS is at least updating its fleet with a multi-billion dollar modernization plan that involves revamping its delivery trucks with more modern ones over the next decade. On Tuesday, the USPS announced that it awarded a 10-year contract to Oshkosh Defense to "manufacture a new generation of U.S.-built postal delivery vehicles that will drive the most dramatic modernization of the USPS fleet in three decades."  Read more...

Marvel officially releases WandaVision's Agatha All Along song on Spotify - CNET

Best running earbuds and headphones to use for 2021 - CNET

USPS, Oshkosh Defense reveal Next Generation Delivery Vehicle - Roadshow

The best meal kit sign-up offers in 2021: Meals as low as $2 per serving - CNET

Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo is a champ on road, track and dirt - Roadshow

Porsche has been testing the hell out of the Taycan Cross Turismo all over the world - Roadshow

SolarWinds not the only company used to hack targets: What you need to know - CNET

AT&T is about to partly sell DirecTV and AT&T TV Now, report says - CNET

2021 Ford Bronco Sport recalled for the second time - Roadshow

Facebook's oversight board receives 'user statement' in Trump case - CNET

Free Nintendo Switch games: Ghosts 'n Goblins and 1943: The Battle of Midway are yours for the taking - CNET

2022 Kia Carnival vs. Odyssey, Pacifica and Sienna: Battle of the minivans - Roadshow

Should you wear underwear while working out? - CNET

Sorry, the extinct Tasmanian tiger has not been spotted in the wilds of Australia - CNET

2022 Kia Stinger gains new tech and a more powerful base engine, report says - Roadshow

EIP card: Could your third stimulus payment arrive on a debit card instead of a check? - CNET

Ford Shelby F-250 Super Baja looks like a yeehaw and a half - Roadshow

Dogecoin: How a meme somehow became a real cryptocurrency - CNET

Netflix's Cecil Hotel documentary is a dangerous, bloated mess - CNET

Samsung now lets you 'Buy and Try' Galaxy foldable phones for 100 days - CNET

Will Disneyland reopen in 2021? The latest updates as California Adventure looks to ticketed events - CNET

WWE Elimination Chamber 2021: Miz wins WWE title, full results and analysis - CNET

This deer with hairy eyeballs is pure nightmare fuel - CNET

Golden Globes 2021 livestream: Start time, nominations, how to watch - CNET

3 things decide how soon you'll get your stimulus check. What to know, including key dates - CNET

Starlink explained: What to know about Elon Musk's satellite internet venture - CNET

Ford is recalling 79,017 2020 and 2021 F-150 and Super Duty trucks for faulty windshields - Roadshow

Apple AirPods 3 purported image leaked online - CNET

Golden Globes 2021 winner predictions: I Care a Lot, The Crown, The Queen's Gambit - CNET

The 56 best TV shows to watch on Netflix - CNET

Champions League: Real Madrid, Chelsea and Man City start times, how to watch online - CNET

Ghost particle that crashed into Antarctica traced back to star shredded by black hole - CNET

T-Mobile adds new Magenta Max plan with no smartphone throttling even when on 5G - CNET

21 of the best movies to see on Amazon Prime Video - CNET

22 best TV shows to stream on Amazon Prime Video - CNET

Best king mattresses in 2021 - CNET

Watch NASA's Perseverance landing video (and hear the sounds of Mars) video - CNET

Epic Games settles lawsuit over loot boxes in Fortnite, Rocket League - CNET

Instagram adds resources to support users suffering from eating disorders - CNET

The 38 best movies to watch on Netflix - CNET

Better safe than sorry: Get this 80,000 mAh power station for $170 - CNET

PS5 restock hits Sony Direct at 2:30 p.m. PT: Get in line now - CNET

Daft Punk hangs up the helmets after 28 years of music: 'End of an era' - CNET

Save 15% on a Raptic Titan XL and be ready for your next power failure or camping trip - CNET

Beat the deadline to save over 20% on a subscription to Disney+

SAVE OVER 20%: Sign up to Disney+ and Star before Feb. 23 and save over 20% on monthly and yearly plans.

There is a massive elephant in the room concerning the latest deal on Disney+, and it's best that we just address it before there is any confusion. 

You can save over 20% on a monthly and yearly subscriptions to Disney+ and Star, but this is a saving compared to the price for new subscribers from Feb. 23. So this deal is actually just locking in the original pricing for the next 12 months. So sneaky, Disney.

The reason for this price increase is the addition of StarDisney+ is adding a wider range of general entertainment films and series to its catalog from Feb. 23. At this point, the price of a monthly subscription will increase to £7.99 per month and an annual subscription will move to £79.90 per year for new subscribers. If you beat this deadline, you can subscribe for £5.99 per month or 59.99 per year. Read more...

Learn to code with the best free courses and tutorials on Udemy

TL;DR: A wide range of coding courses and tutorials are available for free on Udemy.

Another day, another batch of free courses have been made available on Udemy. Fresh from releasing a wide range of AWS-centric courses and tutorials for nothing, Udemy has now launched free courses on coding. The only difference is that you'll need some codes this time around.

This could be your best chance to seriously expand your knowledge on this important subject, and possibly kickstart a career in coding. These courses are generally listed at over £50, so this really is a great opportunity to save.

2021 Karma GS-6 first drive review: Renamed Revero returns with a lower price - Roadshow

It’s hard not to stare at these slick new electric sports cars

While automakers have gone all in on electric SUVs and trucks in recent years, 2021 has a crop of drool-worthy battery-powered and hybrid sports cars on the way. 

Electric sports cars have been around for years with the first Tesla Roadster released more than a decade ago. But now there are more plug-in hybrid and 100-percent battery versions of the flashy cars offering more range and power. Many of this year's new e-sports cars have bigger batteries, so they can last longer while in stealthy electric drive mode. Here are six new electric sports cars building out the expanding electric car market even further. Read more...