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Friday, May 11, 2018
Cyberattack shuts down Tennessee election website
Xioami's smart home devices now work with Google Assistant

DNA is just another way we can’t opt out of data sharing

Pandora stops promoting R. Kelly’s music

Lyft faces another class action lawsuit over driver pay
Boston Dynamics will start selling its dog-like SpotMini robot in 2019
After 26 years, Boston Dynamics is finally getting ready to start selling some robots. Founder Marc Raibert says that the company’s dog-like SpotMini robot is in pre-production and preparing for commercial availability in 2019. The announcement came onstage at TechCrunch’s TC Sessions: Robotics event today at UC Berkeley. “The SpotMini robot is one that was […]
'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' may live on with Hulu or Netflix

Deep learning with synthetic data will democratize the tech industry
The visual data sets of images and videos amassed by the most powerful tech companies have been a competitive advantage, a moat that keeps the advances of machine learning out of reach from many. This advantage will be overturned by the advent of synthetic data.
Windows 10’s new clipboard takes the pain out of copy and pasting

We’ve all been there: you try to copy and paste a link or address, only to realize you’ve already overwritten your clipboard with something else. That’ll soon be a thing of the past on Windows. What’s changed: The latest Windows Insider build (17666) is out but despite several other updates – and all the changes announced at Build 2018 – my favorite upcoming feature might be the new clipboard. It keeps a history of things you’ve copied and pasted, including plain text, HTML, and images under 1MB. Better yet, you can pin the items you use frequently, such as a…
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Google Clips gets better at capturing candids of hugs and kisses (which is not creepy, right?)
Google Clips’ AI-powered “smart camera” just got even smarter, Google announced today, revealing improved functionality around Clips’ ability to automatically capture specific moments — like hugs and kisses. Or jumps and dance moves. You know, in case you want to document all your special, private moments in a totally non-creepy way. I kid, I kid! […]
Nintendo and Sony change warranties to be a little more repair-friendly

After being warned last week their warranty-voiding stickers might be on the wrong side of shady, Nintendo and Sony have changed their warranties. The details: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued warnings — which came to light last week — to the like of Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, HTC, and Asus, warning them about their problematic language in stating what would and wouldn’t violate their warranties. Now Nintendo and Sony have reworked their language. USGamer reported Nintendo’s change in language, which now states your warranty doesn’t apply if you use third-party equipment which damages your consoles in some way — whereas before…
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Hollywood producer plans to incentivize content viewers with tokens
With so much controversy swirling around the advertising-driven business models typified by Facebook and Google, and the increasing rigors of regulations like GDPR, it’s no wonder the blockchain world is starting to whet its appetite at the prospect of paying users for attention with crypto assets. Now a company involved in the production of Hollywood […]
YouTube rolls out new tools to help you stop watching
Google’s YouTube is the first streaming app that will actually tell users to stop watching. At its Google I/O conference this week, the company introduced a series of new controls for YouTube that will allow users to set limits on their viewing, and then receive reminders telling them to “take a break.” The feature is […]
I hope Google won’t nag me about my digital wellbeing

'Minecraft' update brings cross-platform play to Nintendo Switch June 21st

Spirit is first budget airline in the US to offer WiFi
Three days in, life with the Android P beta has been mostly painless

Huawei puts giant ravens around the UK because that's not creepy at all
Facebook is reportedly considering its own cryptocurrency

The best portable power strips and surge protectors with USB charging

Wes Blackwell joins Scout Ventures to invest in early-stage, veteran-led startups
We haven’t written much about Scout Ventures, but the New York City-based firm has built up a big portfolio over nearly a decade of investing, with exits like Olapic (acquired by Monotype for $130 million) and Kanvas (acquired by TechCrunch’s parent company AOL). And, it’s done all of this with just one full-time partner, Bradley […]
Murder case prompts China's biggest ridesharing company to halt service
Facebook is reportedly thinking about launching its own cryptocurrency

It appears that social media giant Facebook might be contemplating rolling out its own cryptocurrency, reports suggest. The company is purportedly looking into using cryptocurrency to facilitate payments across its various services, according to a report from Cheddar. The publication further suggests the efforts will be led by David Marcus, who was heading the Facebook Messenger unit until recently. There are not many details as of yet, but Cheddar indicates that plans could take years to implement. Given that blockchain technologies are still in their infancy, it is unlikely Facebook will be willing to rely on decentralized solutions until they…
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