Intel reveals 12th-gen chips, Google lets minors remove photos from search

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now, Intel has unveiled its new lineup of 12th gen Intel core processes. The desktop ships are based on the older lake design and geared towards gaming and creative uses with core I five I seven and I nine CPUs in the initial rollout, a number of piece, see companies have already announced products using the new 12 gen processes, including the ASA predator Orion 7,000 laptop and alien wears updated Aurora [00:00:30] gaming desktop. Intel says it plans to ship more than 2 million of the CPUs by the end of March, 2022, despite current chip shortages, Google will now let anyone under the age of eight 18 remove images of themselves from search results, miners or their guardians will be able to fill out a form listing the URLs of images or search result pages as well as search queries to have them removed. Announcing the news in a blog post on Wednesday, the company said kids and teens have to navigate some unique challenges online, especially [00:01:00] when a picture of them is UN expectedly available on the internet. And finally, Instagram users will now be able to add links to their stories regardless of their follow account, the feature which replaced the old swipe up for links, lets users add URL in the form of a sticker to their stories. Speaker 1: Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.