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Friday, May 12, 2017
Intel and Samsung back FTC lawsuit against Qualcomm
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Crunch Report | Waymo v. Uber is going to trial
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Germany legalizes self-driving car tests
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Google’s Fight Against Uber Takes a Turn for the Criminal
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Jason Bateman is signed up for 'Arrested Development' season five
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Ebola Returns, and Central Africa’s Virus Hunters Are Ready
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Watch the world’s first skydive from a drone
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Microsoft insists on calling AR and VR ‘Mixed’ Reality. Maybe we should too.
Back in 2015, when the the world was just beginning to pay serious attention to virtual reality, Microsoft surprised everyone by announcing HoloLens. Instead of surrounding you with virtual imagery – like Oculus and every other VR company – HoloLens brought the digital world into the real. To date, it remains one of the coolest things Microsoft has ever made. But along with HoloLens came Mixed Reality, a term that seemed to confuse pretty much everyone not working in Redmond. ‘Virtual’ and ‘augmented’ reality were the established lingo, and HoloLens seemed to be just a fancy form of the latter.…
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FCC chairman who voted to sell your browsing history won’t release his
The same FCC chairman who voted to repeal rules protecting the privacy of Americans’ information online won’t disclose his, according to a report by ZDNet. Last month, Congress and President Trump approved the FCC’s rollback of online privacy rules. With those rules gone, ISPs have carte blanche to sell your data to third parties. FCC Chairman Ajit Pai — a former Verizon lawyer — was a major force in this decision, saying, “The more heavily you regulate something, the less of it you’re likely to get.†ZDNet decided to make the Chairman put his money where his mouth is. They filed…
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Today’s Massive Ransomware Attack Was Mostly Preventable—Here’s How To Avoid It
Ransomware may be mostly thought of as a (sometimes costly) nuisance, but when it hinders the ability of doctors and nurses to help people with emergency medical problems, that qualifies as armed robbery.
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Uber’s breathing down the barrel of another criminal investigation
Today in federal court, Judge William Alsup handed Uber even more bad news. The court appearance was meant to be a plea by Uber to move its case with Waymo to private arbitration to avoid trial. It failed. After considering the evidence, Judge Alsup instead ruled that Waymo could proceed with its suit. An Uber representative told Business Insider: It is unfortunate that Waymo will be permitted to avoid abiding by the arbitration promise it requires its employees to make. We remain confident in our case and welcome the chance to talk about our independently developed technology in any forum. Further complicating…
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Pay an American Express bill just by talking to Alexa
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Licensing issue leads to 90-percent discount on popular video game
If you’ve ever felt the slightest inkling to own a copy of video game Alan Wake, buy it tomorrow — it’ll be your last chance. Remedy, the developer behind Alan Wake, Quantum Break, and the first two Max Payne games, announced today it can no longer sell Alan Wake. After May 15, it will no longer have licenses to the music used throughout the game. Alan Wake sale on @steam_games 90% discount starting 5/13. Game will be removed from stores after 5/15 due to expiring music licenses. http://pic.twitter.com/y10DPgY8Q0 — Remedy Entertainment (@remedygames) May 12, 2017 Starting tomorrow, the game is going on sale at a 90-percent discount —…
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Facebook Thinks Saying "Men Are Trash" Is Hate Speech
As the old saying goes, “men are trash.†If you’re a twenty-something woman, you’ve probably said this phrase to your friends at least once, possibly over alcoholic drinks after a man has done something bad. Or perhaps you’ve said it to coworkers after your dumb boss makes a boob joke in front of the entire company.
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