There are plenty of cool robotics projects that will teach you how to code, but only one that involves a super-creepy Phantom of the Opera style robot head designed to sit on your desk.
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Memo outlines steps Twitter plans to control hate and abuse on the service, including expanded definitions of nudity and more enforcement.
Source: Wired
Six days after President Trump suggested revoking broadcast licenses, FCC Chair Ajit Pai says agency won’t act based on content.
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VR on the Oculus Rift + Touch is finally affordable.
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Smartphone sales are projected to rise for the first time since 2015, thanks to Apple.
Source: CNET
Google’s parent company Alphabet will develop a major urban lab along Lake Ontario.
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A new show sings and dances its way through the more absurd corners of Silicon Valley, where everything is self-driving, even data sets.
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Kenmore’s new line of internet-connected refrigerators will also work with Alexa, Amazon’s voice-activated digital assistant.
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Amazon’s Alexa voice service finds a home on your car’s dashboard through integration with Garmin’s newest device and navigation software.
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There have always been outliers, people in tech who are willing to volunteer to help certain candidates. An even smaller percentage of techies quit their jobs to join campaigns. Still, it’s probably safe to say that most tech employees, who are also U.S. citizens, have long viewed the extent of their obligation as Americans to vote for their preferred candidate — then get back… Read More
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