Which came first? The iPad or the iPhone? Scott Forstall tells all in a recent interview at the Computer History Museum. There are more iPhone 8 leaks, and Sega Forever comes to iOS
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Today’s Stories Do Not Disturb While Driving feature rolls out in Apple’s newest iOS 11 beta Sean Parker has left Spotify’s board; Padmasree Warrior, Thomas Staggs join in lead up to IPO Trump might kill next month’s new startup visa before it takes effect Facebook is testing a feature to prevent profile pictures being abused by other users Tantan, China’s… Read More
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Going through airport security is a universally painful experience. And despite being slow and invasive, the TSA doesn’t have a great record at catching threats. With the help of the Kaggle data science community, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is hosting an online competition to build machine learning-powered tools that can augment agents, ideally making the entire system… Read More
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A patent application lays out plans for a robot-powered fulfillment center where drones can zip in and out to deliver packages around your city.
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For years, the Honda Clarity has been one thing: a hydrogen fuel-cell-powered sedan available for lease to a vetted group of early adopters in California. Now in its third generation, the Honda Clarity fuel-cell car is still basically that. But it’s getting a couple of friends. This year, the Honda Clarity adds two new versions: an all-electric car and a plug-in hybrid. Read More
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Capping Medicaid is very bad news for the 2.5 million Americans struggling with an opioid addiction.
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Chinese phone maker Vivo is dropping some hints that it’ll be first to unveil an onscreen fingerprint sensor.
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This year at VidCon, YouTube shared some new metrics that really drive home how much it’s dominating mobile video usage and how quickly its service is gaining viewers on TVs. Read More
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Microsoft just launched the latest additions to its Surface lineup, which means new deals and lower prices on previous-generation devices. For a limited time, you can save hundreds on these Surface 2-in-1 notebooks, laptops, and tablets.
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Amazon’s big summer sale is coming back in July, but the date isn’t yet official.
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