Google’s Year in Search 2017 is out, and it reveals the queries we’ve all made over the last twelve months. But it also brings a message for the future, and hopes to show “how” we can change for the better.
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In his new book, “When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing,” Daniel Pink scours psychological, biological, and economic studies to explore what he calls the overlooked dimension.
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Over seven months, 39 Nicholas Thompsons submitted net neutrality comments to the FCC. We tried to track each of them down.
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From Netflix to Facebook and HQ Trivia, television is in turmoil. To sound smart about its future, look no further than this guide.
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The big players in tech, from Google to Amazon, and some little players, too, are jockeying to own augmented reality.
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Apple’s had a rough stretch for security. But is it just a rough patch, or something deeper?
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A Princeton sociologist wants to use your digital data to solve some of the hardest research problems in social science.
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Artificial intelligence-generated video, photos, and audio that mimic the real world are already here. Now we get to live among them.
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This year, voice assistants like Amazon Alexa got big. Next year, get ready for the advertising feeding frenzy.
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Same deal as last month, but now you’re getting a 12-month Fandor subscription as an added bonus ($60 value!). Plus: best deal yet on truly wireless earbuds?
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