Time to trade those Old West-style guns for samurai swords? One possible attraction seems to be set in ancient Japan.
Source: CNET
Snapchat doubled its Rest Of World revenue this quarter. That’s a surprise, considering CEO Evan Spiegel never seemed to care about anyone but U.S. teens. Snapchat’s Android app was buggy. Its videos loaded too slow on weak connections. And Spiegel even admitted “Historically we’ve really focused our efforts on markets where [high-end phones and broadband mobile… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
SpaceX has managed an incredible feat alongside its historic Falcon Heavy first test launch today — landing two of its boosters at once, nearly simultaneously, intact. The first-stage rockets used during today’s launch included two flight-proven Falcon 9 boosters previously used during missions for SpaceX in 2016 and then refurbished, which landed at their intended destinations… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Continuation models continue to pour out of Jag Classic’s UK workshop, forcing us to further curse our relative poverty.
Source: CNET
There’s a Tesla Roadster in space, and while it’s not the first car to do that, it might be the first car on Mars.
Source: CNET
The actor-comedian is asking investors to sell their shares amid concern the social network profited from Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
Source: CNET
Stew and his wife Meg are fans of the Grateful Dead. Well, mainly Stew. This is their home theater/virtual concert hall in Montana.
Source: CNET
Study finds that facial-recognition services from Microsoft and IBM are significantly more accurate for men than women and for whites than blacks, adding to concerns about bias in artificial intelligence.
Source: Wired
Laser-shooting sensors are a key component of self-driving cars. But we can also use them to defeat our enemies.
Source: Wired
The European Commission has kicked off its annual Safer Internet Day once again, this time boasting the theme, “Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you.”
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