President-elect delivers a friendly message to America’s tech leaders, California delivers an unfriendly one to Uber, Amazon delivers popcorn by drone, and Popcorn Time delivers treachery via the Internet. This week’s tech roundup delivers the goods.
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Everyone wants to reinvent everything this week. Amazon’s doing it with supermarkets, Microsoft wants to do it with search, and Apple is probably doing it with cars. It’s all in our weekly tech roundup of the Web’s most interesting stories.
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Ransomware attack ruins a transport manager’s week, the IRS wants bitcoin users to complete their taxes, AI researchers have gone completely bonkers, and a European police officer proves that everything is completely broken. Here’s your weekly tech roundup.
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Canadians aren’t that privacy-savvy, but they are happy with their digital services. Headphones are learning to spy on you, computers are learning to lip read and Facebook is learning that censorship might just pay. It’s all in this week’s tech roundup.
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Another hacked swinger site, a whole other kind of dirt on your phone, Russia kills off Facebook, and Facebook kills off its users. Oh, and what the heck is happening in Trumpville? Read on for this week’s tech roundup.
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Silicon Valley prepares for change, Facebook promises to improve misinformation on its newsfeed and CSIS tries to defend its handling of citizen data. It’s been quite a week — read all about it in our latest tech roundup.
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An increasingly bizarre election plays out on the Internet with spy stories, fake ads and misinformation. An insurance firm wants to read your Facebook posts, one girl really shouldn’t be allowed near a phone, and a beleaguered granny fights back against copyright meanies.
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Hackers said last week’s DDoS apocalypse was a precursor to something larger and scarier. Don’t worry, though, because Apple’s new Macbook Pros have a nifty new touch bar, and Microsoft just launched a spinny fondlewheel. So it’s all going to be OK.
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WikiLeaks battles for connectivity, Facebook acts like a Victorian preacher, Jeff Bezos wants to conquer space, and more tech bigwig idiocy. Oh, and a robotic Joey Tribbiani. Enjoy.
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Politicians want to deliver us from AI-magaddon. Facebook may deliver free Internet to poor America. Samsung stops delivering exploding phones. And one guy just can’t get a nice cup of tea. Read all about it in this week’s tech roundup.
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The Google Pixel explodes onto the phone circuit, customer dissatisfaction with the iPhone explodes into a lawsuit and the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 just continues to explode. All this, Twitter trouble, ownership, robot children and industry sexism grace our tech lineup this week.
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Webcams take over the Internet, Blackberry outsources phone manufacturing and a small green frog becomes a target of hatred. Oh, and AI companies begin determining how to stop AI from taking over the world. What could possibly go wrong?
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This week saw the U.S. government thinking hard about self-driving cars, and the British thinking hard about robot ethics. It saw radio waves that know how you feel, and Silicon Valley tech firms that don’t seem to care. Read all about it in our tech roundup.
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HP exits one business, losing billions, and enters another, spending billions. Samsung’s phones continue exploding. Facebook finds the courage to apologize for bizarre censorship, and Apple finds the courage to annoy thousands of users. It’s just another week in IT.
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It’s been an incendiary week in IT, and in some cases we mean that literally. Fires of all kinds are raging at Facebook, Apple, Dropbox and Samsung. Read all about it in our tech roundup.
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Ashley Madison cheats at security, WhatsApp backtracks on privacy promises, tech firms vow to stamp out robocallers and a secret iPhone vuln surfaces. It’s all in this week’s tech roundup.
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The U.S. government’s electronic spy agency lost some secret files and Google puts its own online. China is putting quantum physics up in space, and Uber wants to put drivers out of work. And this week’s dingbat of the week is a doozie.
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Delta’s IT makes a crash landing, phones and cars are all apparently broken and journalists are misusing hookup apps. But it’s all going to be OK, because Obama now has a Facebook chatbot. Read all about it in this week’s tech roundup.
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It’s been a hacky kind of a week in tech. Bitcoins were stolen, and allegedly Yahoo accounts too. Cars were controlled by people who weren’t driving them, and government spooks used trawled messaging networks. Read on to find out why you should be paranoid.
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This week saw wireless hackery, Pokemon idiocy, a new $9B pantomime horse, and just outright pantomime. Read all about it in our tech roundup.
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One acquisition, one world domination plan, one alleged cybercriminal and one premium-grade dingbat. We’ve got them all in our tech roundup this week.
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Battles between governments and search engines, secret phone-control messages in your radio programme and rampaging robots. It may be the summer season, but that’s no reason for the tech world to take a holiday.
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Battling companies, DNA video storage, telepathic logins and arrogant CEOs, all in seven days. Tech never gets boring, does it? Read what happened in the industry in our weekly roundup.
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Smart contracts that aren’t looking so smart, AI we don’t want to see come to life and ghosting gone digital. Read all about it in our weekly tech roundup.
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Microsoft buys LinkedIn, Facebook prepares to kill the written word and hackers find Donald Trump’s darkest secrets. Read all about it in this week’s tech roundup.
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