How to clean Apple's pricey polishing cloth

Source: 9to5Mac

So, you got your hands on Apple's $25 Polishing Cloth. But is there a way to clean it instead of just springing for a new one when you've dirtied it up? Yes. Apple does have a quick how-to for this. 

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The Bev is Black+Decker's pod machine for alcoholic drinks 

The Bev is Black+Decker's pod machine for alcoholic drinks

Source: Black+Decker

Around the time that Keurig and Anheuser-Busch shuttered its Drinkworks Home Bar, Black+Decker introduced the Bev. You can consider it as a pod machine for cocktails. If you aren't interested in mixing your own drinks, this machine might be for you. 

It has five stainless steel straws that can suck alcohol out of five standard 750ml liquor bottles. The Bev offers a less messy option since there's no need to turn the bottles upside-down. 

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Netflix adds 'Hearthstone'-like card battler, and 'Where's Waldo'-style games on mobile

Netflix recently added two more games into its arsenal. Subscribers to the streaming service can now play the card-battling roguelike game called Arcanium: Rise of Akhan and the hidden object game called Krispee Street. Both are available on Android and iOS to subscribers free of charge.

As The Verge pointed out, Arcanium followed a rollout style Netflix has done before. It's a pre-existing title added to the subscription service. It initially launched in early access on Steam in 2020. The Steam listing describes it as "open-world, single-player strategy card adventure," merging the roguelike and deckbuilding genres.

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