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The Verge - All Posts |
Transcription service Rev is raising prices for the first time to $1.25 a minute
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Online transcription service Rev is raising its prices for the first time ever, from $1 a minute to $1.25. The price hike was disclosed in a message the company sent to Rev transcribers on Thursday outlining the change and assuring the contract workers that this is not expected to significantly impact the number of job orders available. The company, which has been around since 2010, is one of the leading online transcription services, and it made its name largely off its advertised...
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NYT > Technology |
Jeff Bezos, Tabloid Man
Just a year ago, the world’s richest man seemed to have a pretty low-key life. Times sure have changed.
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Mashable! |
Suburbs already have driverless taxis, but San Francisco is still playing catch-up
San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood is notoriously tricky for any driver. Narrow roads, gobs of tourists, steep inclines, double-parked delivery vans, never-ending construction, and maddening six-way intersections run rampant there. Take away the human driver, and you've got a potential recipe for disaster.
Nevertheless, that's what Zoox, a self-driving startup, is attempting. But instead of going to the sunny, wide boulevards of Arizona or Silicon Valley, it's focusing on navigating ...
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Somali American Teens Held At Gunpoint By Cops Reach $170,000 Settlement
The teens feared for their lives after an officer pulled a gun on them at a park in Minneapolis in 2018.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Google I/O 2020 will kick off on May 12th
Illustration: Alex Castro / The Verge
Google has just revealed that its next I/O developer conference will take place from May 12th to May 14th. The company revealed the date after users participated in its annual I/O teaser, which this year was a collaborative online game to restore a fictional satellite network.
When the game was completed, the constellation of satellites spelled out the date.
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In a tweet, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said I/O 2020 will be at...
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Boy Genius Report |
OnePlus 8 Pro might have a feature no OnePlus phone has ever had before
Ever since its inception, OnePlus has used the same slogan with every new smartphone release: "Never Settle."
Yet the company has always had to settle in various ways to make sure its flagship killers didn’t go over budget. The features that OnePlus famously snubbed include official waterproof ratings and wireless charging, explaining over the years that water resistance ratings add extra manufacturing costs and that wireless charging isn’t where it should be. Things might change, however, ...
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VentureBeat |
Intel CEO: We’re confident in the future, we generated $3.8 billion in AI revenue in 2019
Bob Swan, CEO of the biggest maker of PC and datacenter processors, said in an analyst call today that Intel is confident in its future.
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Reddit |
U.N. says officials barred from using WhatsApp since June 2019 over security
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Slashdot |
Germany Rejected Nuclear Power -- and Deadly Emissions Spiked
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Wired: On New Year's Eve, while the rest of the world was preparing to ring in a new decade, employees of the German energy company EnBW were getting ready to pull the plug on one of the country's few remaining nuclear power plants. The license to operate the two reactors at the Philippsburg nuclear facility expired at midnight after 35 years of providing carbon-free power to Germans living along the country's southwestern border. The Philippsburg plant w...
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Business Insider |
TECH COMPANIES IN FINANCIAL SERVICES: How Apple, Amazon, and Google are taking financial services by storm (AMZN, AAPL, GOOGL)
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Tech giants are set to grab up to 40% of the $1.35 trillion in US financial services revenue from incumbent banks, per McKinsey. Three of the largest US tech companies — Apple, Google, and Amazon — are particularly encroaching on financial services and threatening incumbents with ...
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Cyberscoop |
Hackers spearphished U.S. government agency with North Korea-related content last year
In the second half of 2019, a U.S. government agency was targeted by repeated spearphishing attempts that could be from a mysterious group that has evaded attribution for years, according to new research issued Thursday by security firm Palo Alto Networks. The campaign, waged between July and October of 2019, targeted one U.S. government agency, which researchers at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 do not identify, as well as two unnamed foreign nationals who are “professionally affiliated w...
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VentureBeat |
Google schedules I/O 2020 for May 12-14 in Mountain View
Google has announced the dates of its annual I/O developer conference. It's scheduled for May 2020, with ticket sales to precede it in the coming weeks.
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Gizmodo |
Report: Disney's Obi-Wan TV Show Is on Hold, for Now [Updated]
Obi-Wan Kenobi first fell on the Death Star. He may have just fallen again in a corporate boardroom.Read more...
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Business Insider |
The CEO of Intel says that the 'insatiable demand' for enough processing power to handle tons of data led it to a big beat on Wall Street expectations (INTC)
Intel shares rallied more than 6% on Thursday after the chipmaker topped Wall Street expectations for the fourth quarter.
The tech giant got a huge lift from its data center business, which benefited from robust demand processors from the cloud service providers.
CEO Bob Swan said the strong cloud market was being fueled by an "insatiable appetite" for data and the processing power needed to handle it.
The company also posted an upbeat outlook for the current quarter and for the year. Intel sai...
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SlashGear |
Tinder rolls out blue checkmarks as a way to deal with catfishing
Catfishing, the activity that involves pretending to be someone other than yourself on the Internet, is a big problem on dating apps. Many users have found themselves led on by and otherwise tricked into meeting up with a stranger who wasn’t the person they were expecting, leading to, in the best-case scenario, a huge waste of everyone’s time. Here to … Continue reading
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Reddit |
Wikipedia now has more than 6 million articles in English
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MSPoweruser |
Apple unsurprisingly objects to EU’s USB-C push (statement)
The European Commission is trying to get phone companies to standardize on a common charging plug with EU competition Chief Margrethe Vestager saying: “Given the unsatisfactory progress with this voluntary approach, the Commission will shortly launch an impact assessment study to evaluate costs and benefits of different other options.” Most phone companies, of course, have […]
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Reddit |
The Key To Fixing Copyright Is Ending Massive, Unpredictable Damages Awards
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Boing Boing |
US insurers, sick of being gouged by Big Pharma, will develop cheap generics
The US health insurance industry resents being on the receiving end of surprise bills and price-gouging, so Blue Cross/Blue Shield are spending $55m to have the nonprofit Civica Rx tool up to make generics of off-patent drugs whose sole manufacturers are shkreliing the prices into the stratosphere.
Civica already supplies drugs to 1,200 hospitals.
Drugmakers hiked prices 1,000% in massive price-fixing scheme, states allege
In an interview with The New York Times, Civica board chairman Dan...
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Resources | ZDNet |
Broadcom signs two new multi-year deals to supply Apple components
Broadcom's two new deals with Apple, combined with their 2019 contract, are expected to generate $15 billion in future revenue for Broadcom.
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Business Insider |
George Soros says President Trump is conspiring with Facebook to get reelected (FB)
Well-known liberal billionaire George Soros said he believes Facebook will work with Trump to get the president re-elected, as first reported by Bloomberg.
Speaking at Davos on Thursday, Soros said he thinks there's an "informal mutual assistance operation developing between Trump and Facebook."
"This is just plain wrong," a Facebook spokesperson told Business Insider.
Soros has repeatedly used the World Economic Forum at Davos as a platform to criticize Facebook, and following his 2018 remarks,...
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Resources | ZDNet |
Sydney embracing contactless transport payments with 30m journeys clocked
The state government will be launching a 'digital Opal card' this year.
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MSPoweruser |
Stardew Valley has sold over 10 million copies
Country life simulator Stardew Valley has officially sold over 10 million copies, according to game creator Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone. The game was first released on PC on February 26th, 2016, and passed the “1 million copies sold” milestone just two months after its launch. It’s since been ported to Mac, Linux, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, […]
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WSJ.com: WSJD |
U.S. Moves to Curb E-Commerce Counterfeiting
The Trump administration is warning online sellers and warehouse operators they will face greater scrutiny and penalties if they don’t help stem the rising tide of fakes sold on the internet.
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PCWorld.com - Latest N... |
Best password managers: Reviews of the top products
We are terrible at passwords. We suck at creating them (the top two most popular remain “123456” and “password”), we share them way too freely, and we forget them all the time. Indeed, the very thing that can ensure our online security has become our biggest obstacle to it. This is what makes a good password manager essential.To read this article in full, please click here
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Hacker News |
Pharmaceutical Executive Sentenced To 66 Months In Prison In Opioid Trial
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GeekWire |
Gates Foundation’s new nonprofit venture will boost innovations for farmers facing climate change
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is starting up a new nonprofit group that will focus on providing small-scale farmers in developing countries with the tools and innovations they’ll need to deal with the effects of climate change. The nonprofit is known as Bill & Melinda Gates Agricultural Innovations, or Gates Ag One for short. The effort will be headquartered in the greater St. Louis metropolitan area, and will be headed by Joe Cornelius, who’s currently a director withi...
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Techdirt |
Copyright As Censorship: Gun Rights Advocate Gets Video Taken Down With Bogus Copyright Claim
I still laugh when I remember a copyright maximalist think tanker insisting that copyright could never be used for censorship, because "copyright holders are champions of the First Amendment" and "have no reason to censor anything." Of course, for years, we've documented over and over and over again how copyright is regularly used as a tool for censorship. And now we've got another example. And however you feel about the 2nd amendment or gun advocacy, hopefully you can agree that it's a problem ...
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Business Insider |
How to change your ringtone on an Android phone, and pick between preset or custom ringtones
To change your ringtone on an Android phone, you'll need to go through the "Sounds and vibration" menu in your Settings app.
In this menu, you can change your ringtone to a custom tone, or pick from a list of preset tones.
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Your phone's ringtone can say a lot about your personality.
The default ringtone that comes with your Android phone isn't always going to feel like it's right for you. You might find it annoying, too similar to another sou...
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VentureBeat |
Content Rated By: An Oral History of the ESRB excerpt — Pat Vance: Doing something good…
I was intrigued by the ESRB position. At that point, I was looking to leverage my experience in the private sector, but do something “good” with it.
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Digital Trends |
A DirecTV satellite could explode in space because of a battery issue
A DirectTV satellite might explode in space, and if it does, it could take other satellites down with it.
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The Next Web |
How to add people to Twitter lists without notifying them
Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Twitter lists are a useful, if little-discussed feature that allow you to group your many different follows into coherent categories. If you’re like me and follow people from a wide swathe of society, you might find it helpful to break them down into lists. That way you can check those lists when you’re interested in seeing updates from, for example, pers...
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TechCrunch |
Relativity Space could change the economics of private space launches
The private launch market is an area of a lot of focus in the emerging space startup industry, not least because it unlocks the true potential of most of the rest of the market. But so far, we can count on one hand the number of new, private space launch companies that have actually transported […]
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Digital Trends |
Intel says it’s ‘maniacal’ about fixing PC processor supply shortages
Intel had yet another record-breaking year in revenue, though supply shortages haven't gone away entirely.
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WSJ.com: WSJD |
Broadcom Lands Deals to Place Components in Apple Smartphones
Broadcom Inc. said it reached multiyear supply agreements with Apple Inc. to provide wireless components for Apple products into 2023, deals that could generate billions of dollars worth of business.
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka To Face Off Again After Heartwarming U.S. Open Moment
The tennis stars are set to play each other in the third round of the Australian Open.
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VentureBeat |
How open, trusted edge can help improve data sharing and monetization
How do you monetize data if you don't know where it came from? The latest Linux Foundation project creates the framework and APIs for an open, trusted edge.
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Hacker News |
Ending Support for macOS and Linux
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Slashdot |
Sonos CEO Apologizes For Confusion, Says Legacy Products Will Work 'As Long As Possible'
On Tuesday, Sonos announced that come May 2020, a number of its older products will no longer receive software updates. Naturally, this frustrated many longtime customers, prompting Sonos CEO Patrick Spence to issue a statement to try to clear up the confusion. The Verge reports: "We heard you," is how Spence begins the letter to customers. "We did not get this right from the start." Spence apologizes for any confusion and reiterates that the so-called legacy products will "continue to work as t...
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TechCrunch |
Wikipedia now has more than 6 million articles in English
Wikipedia has surpassed a notable milestone today: The English version of the world’s largest online encyclopedia now has more than six million articles. The feat, which comes roughly 19 years after the website was founded, is a testament of “what humans can do together,” said Ryan Merkley, chief of staff at Wikimedia, the nonprofit organization […]
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VentureBeat |
Apple and Broadcom sign $15 billion wireless parts deal through 2023
A deal between Apple and Broadcom signals that the Cupertino company won't rely exclusively on Qualcomm for 5G wireless components in the near future.
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Android Police - Andro... |
Pocket Casts shares plans for new Discover screen with custom picks from popular podcasters
Pocket Casts had a full year of controversy in 2019, first releasing a massively divisive material redesign, then following it up a few months later by going freemium. After the dust settled, the app started making slow improvements, introducing easier ways to check show notes and edit your playlist queue, and now releasing a total redesign of the Discover tab.
The shiny new Discover section's biggest new feature is the Guest List; popular podcasts and podcasters will have their own curated reco...
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VentureBeat |
LucidSound’s LS1 and LS10 headsets are solid and affordable
The LucidSound LS1 and LS10 headsets are affordable with plenty of great features that make them excellent options for gamers.
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MSPoweruser |
Support for Rocket League on macOS and Linux ending
Rocket League is set to get its final update on macOS and Linux in early March 2020, with online functionality being disabled for the two platforms and the game receiving no further updates. Offline features, including local matches, career stats, and splitscreen play, will still be available for all macOS and Linux players. PC players […]
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Reddit |
Tinder adds a panic button for dates that go wrong
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VentureBeat |
Scopely aims for mobile gaming’s big leagues with FoxNext Games deal
Scopely is buying FoxNext Games from Disney, buying mobile games and the teams that made them such as Marvel Strike Force and Avatar: Pandora Rising.
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Boy Genius Report |
Amazon’s surprise sale slashes the MacBook Air as low as $899
If you've been toying with the idea of buying a new Apple laptop, you're probably prepared to pay a pretty penny. What you might not realize though, is that you can often find some surprisingly good deals that completely eliminate the Apple tax. Head over to Amazon right now and you'll find the $1,100 Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage) available for just $899.99 after a price reduction and an extra discount taken off at checkout. Or if you need more storage, you can also save $2...
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SlashGear |
Three popular diets plus fasting linked to big health benefits
Three popular diets alongside the habit of not eating for significant periods of time have been linked to important health benefits that extend beyond weight loss. The findings come from the University of Otago, which reports that things like lowered blood sugar and blood pressure as among the benefits associated with these diets and fasting, each assessed in a ‘real … Continue reading
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MSPoweruser |
New Motorola Razr exact pricing, pre-order and release date announced
Exactly a month ago Motorola announced that they were delaying the launch of the new Motorola Razr to allow the company to prepare for unprecedented demand. Now Verizon has announced the new pre-order and release date for the iconic handset with its new folding screen. Motorola Razr will be available for preorder from Verizon starting […]
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Engadget |
Apple says EU push for universal phone charger would 'stifle innovation'
The European Parliament has renewed its push for a phone charger standard through an amended draft law, and it won't surprise you to hear that Apple has raised objections. The iPhone maker has issued a statement arguing that rules dictating a common...
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SlashGear |
Google and JRC release world’s highest-res map of a brain
Researchers have gotten to the point at which they’re able to accurately map the full set of neuron pathways present in one section of the brain of a fruit fly. Gotta start simple – and as incredibly intricate as this section of brain looks here, that’s saying something seemingly incredible. This is the most intricate and massive map of a … Continue reading
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GeekWire |
Hardware isn’t hard: A startup playbook for succeeding in a sector where many have failed
[Editor’s Note: Anup Chathoth is CEO of Seattle startup Ubi Interactive, maker of virtual interactive whiteboard technology and a graduate of the Kinect Techstars Seattle accelerator. In this guest post, he shares lessons learned in the hardware business.] If you talk to entrepreneurs or investors, or anyone else in the startup ecosystem, the most common refrain when it comes to hardware is that it is hard. There is some truth to this, given the inherent challenges of the hardware business...
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Macworld |
Best iPhone 11 cases: For iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max
Just three days before my iPhone 11 Pro arrived, I was harshly reminded of how important it is to have a phone good case when my poor iPhone XS Max decided to dive into the concrete—three days before I was supposed to trade it in. The screen cracked, and in a rarity for me, I wasn’t using a case.That’s partially why great care was taken to create this list of the best cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. Since the designs for the three phones (and cases) are all s...
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Gizmodo |
Sonos Backpedals, Says 'All Products Will Work Past May'
Just a few short days ago, Sonos dropped the bomb that some of its older products would no longer receive software updates starting in May 2020. In the initial announcement, Sonos reasoned that the ‘legacy products’ were all reaching the end of their useful life. It then told users they could either recycle the…Read more...
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Techradar - All the la... |
The Steam Lunar New Year Sale is live: prepare your wallet
Valve is celebrating the Year of the Rat by offering up to 75% off the biggest games of last year, but the deals only last a few days.
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Reddit |
Mac users are getting bombarded by laughably unsophisticated malware
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Reddit |
CenturyLink, Frontier took FCC cash, failed to deploy all required broadband
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Cyberscoop |
Why one researcher mimicked Russian hackers in breaking into a European utility
Jason Larsen was tired of hearing about the skills of Russian-linked hackers, particularly those who cut power in parts of Ukraine in 2015 and 2016. These were groundbreaking and worrying attacks, he thought to himself, but giving the attackers too much credit makes defending against them more complicated than it needs to be. So Larsen, a researcher at cybersecurity company IOActive, broke into the substation network of a European electric utility using one of the Russian hackers’ technique...
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Resources | ZDNet |
StarHub and M1 to submit joint bid for 5G licence
Telcos have until mid-February to put in a proposal for the two available licences.
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PCWorld.com - Latest N... |
Sonos changes tack on “legacy” hardware
Older hardware still won’t get new software features after May, but operating them won’t prevent firmware updates for new hardware.
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Techradar - All the la... |
Android app privacy policies contain contradictions about data collection
New research has revealed that the privacy policies of some Android apps are rife with contradictions.
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Digital Trends |
SpaceX delays the launch of 60 Starlink satellites until Monday
SpaceX delays the launch of Starlink rocket until Monday due to weather conditions in the recovery area.
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BuzzFeed - Tech |
QAnon Supporters And Anti-Vaxxers Are Spreading A Hoax That Bill Gates Created The Coronavirus
It has no basis in reality, but that hasn’t slowed its spread across Facebook and Twitter.View Entire Post ›
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Wanda Sykes Tells Ellen About The First LGBTQ Person She Saw On TV
Sykes is promoting "Visible: Out on Television," a new series looking at the impact of queer representation on TV.
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Slashdot |
Apple Lawsuit Tests If An Employee Can Plan Rival Startup While On Payroll
Attorneys for a former Apple executive will try to convince a skeptical judge that employees can plan a competing venture while still in a job. Reuters reports: Apple filed the lawsuit in Santa Clara County Superior Court against Gerard Williams III, who left the company last year after more than nine years as chief architect for the custom processors that power iPhones and iPads to start Nuvia Inc, which is designing chips for servers. Judge Mark H. Pierce last week issued a tentative ruling al...
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Digital Trends |
Amazon flash sale on the Apple AirPods Pro cuts price to lowest yet
It's not a big discount, but Amazon's surprise sale on the AirPods Pro is the lowest price we've seen yet.
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Gizmodo |
DNA Testing Company 23andMe Lays Off 100 Employees, CEO Cites Privacy Concerns as Possible Factor
The company behind a popular at-home DNA testing kits, 23andMe, has laid off roughly 100 employees amid waning demand for its product.Read more...
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Democrats Argue ‘Bogus’ Ukraine Theory Led To Trump Abuse Of Presidential Power
For a second day, Democrats pressed their case for impeachment before skeptical Republican Senate jurors.
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SlashGear |
Sonos’ CEO just responded to the legacy speaker fury
Sonos has tried to stem the tide of bad press around its controversial plan to leave behind old hardware, after news that it would be ceasing support for some of its earlier connected speakers left the company’s loyalest fans fuming. Legacy Sonos products – including the original Play:5 – would no longer get updates from May, the company had warned … Continue reading
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Business Insider |
How to change your default Google account in any browser, using a PC or Mac computer
You can easily change your default Google account, which is associated with your Gmail address, through the web browser on your computer.
To do so, you'll need to sign out of all your Google accounts, and then sign back into the one you want to have as your default.
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A new job, a new life direction, a new priority — circumstances change, and sometimes that means a new Gmail account needs to become your top priority.
That's when it's time to c...
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Android Police - Andro... |
Sonos kills support for legacy devices, potentially nerfing updates for your whole Sonos system (Update: CEO apology)
Update 1: 2020/01/23 2:36pm PST
Apparently if news of Sonos neutering its legacy hardware rubbed you the wrong way, you're not alone — not by a long shot. The backlash against this week's announcement has
Sonos recently came under fire when news broke that it's permanently bricking perfectly fine devices as part of its trade-up program. This electronic waste issue might be amplified over the next months as Sonos has annou...
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Wired Top Stories |
A Robot Dog With a Job, a Noise-Canceling Car, and More News
Catch up on the most important news from today in two minutes or less.
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Boy Genius Report |
Stress really does turn your hair grey, scientists say
It's long been thought that when it comes to graying hair, stress plays a role. Most of us will go gray over time, regardless of whether we're living idyllic, stress-free lives or are constantly under the gun, but new research suggests that the amount of stress a person grapples with can dramatically speed up the rate at which those silver hairs appear.
In a new research paper published in Nature, scientists reveal the results of an experiment in mice which seems to indicate that stress damages...
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Techradar - All the la... |
iPhone 12 might add a somber blue hue to its color lineup
The iPhone 12 could come in a navy blue, adding a somber hue to the top-tier’s typically subtle color lineup.
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VentureBeat |
StreamElements helps brands work with livestream content creators more efficiently
StreamElements has partnered with Magic: The Gathering maker Wizards of the Coast to launch SE.CAP, an integrated influencer marketing platform.
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Trump Impeachment Trial Features Bipartisan Laughs At Rudy Giuliani’s Expense
Senators laughed at a clip of a former Trump adviser saying that hiring Giuliani was a way to "impeach oneself."
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Digital Trends |
Sonos CEO tries to calm customers, says products will work ‘as long as possible’
Sonos has written an open letter to customers clarifying its plans to end software updates for older products.
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TechCrunch |
Playing traffic cop for drones in cities and towns nets Airspace Link $4 million
As the number of drones proliferates in cities and towns across America, government agencies are scrambling to find ways to manage the oncoming traffic that’s expected to clog up their airspace. Companies like Airmap and KittyHawk have raised tens of millions to develop technologies that can help cities manage congestion in the friendly skies, and […]
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Aki acquires Eyeview’s ad personalization tech
Video advertising company Eyeview shut down in December, but its technology will live on thanks to an acquisition by Aki Technologies. Aki CEO Scott Swanson told me that he’s anticipating serious growth in the demand for ad personalization, particularly as consumers see personalization everywhere else online. Swanson argued that Eyeview’s technology stands out thanks to […]
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