9 great reads from CNET this week | Apps & Software
A day off (at least for readers in the US) didn’t slow the news this week. Nefltlix is testing a new “Ultra” tier. Elon Musk sends help to a trapped Thai soccer team. Samsung phones may have begun texting photos without permission.
There’s plenty more, too. Catch up below.
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Being a Martian isn’t easy at all
Shara Tibken spent a day at NASA’s Hawaiian training facility, where would-be astronauts get a taste of life on the Red Planet. It was exhausting.

Chris Skinner
2018 is only half-way over and there’s already been a year’s worth of tech news
Facebook. Fortnite. Net neutrality. And more…
James Martin
These are the 6 best features on Samsung’s Galaxy S9
The headphone jack isn’t even one of them.
James Martin/CNET
The controversy over Gmail is why you hate Silicon Valley
It’s all in that privacy policy you didn’t bother to read.
James Martin/CNET
Here’s why Amazon’s in-home delivery shouldn’t freak you out
Amazon Key lets strangers get into your house. That isn’t creepy at all.
Tyler Lizenby/CNET
Plugspreading is the worst. The absolute worst
Mark Serrels is enraged by enormous electrical plugs.
HP wants to make printers sexy
What’s a printer?
HP
Here’s what we know about Galaxy’s Edge, the new Star Wars theme park
A long time ago (next year) in a galaxy far, far away (Disneyland)…
Disney
This is what people are saying about the next iPhone
Gmail finally uses the notch!
Josh Miller/CNET

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