Last week, dust-ups in the Trump Administration dominated the conversation on social media. Here’s what you need to know.
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Species gain and shed startling amounts of DNA as they evolve, and even genomes that look stable churn furiously. What does it mean?
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The Samsung Notebook 9 Pro packs in a ton of features, including a 360-degree hinge, stylus and graphics card.
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This console can become something much greater than Nintendo ever imagined, because anyone who wants to can build both software and hardware to improve it.
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What do you do when the oysters vanish? Grow a couple tons and dump them back into the bay of course.
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The CEO of Facebook has denied that his tour of America is about presidential aspirations. So why can’t we let it go?
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Y Combinator-backed, MIT spin-out Escher Reality is building a cross-platform toolkit and custom backend for mobile AR developers — aiming to lower the barrier to entry to building “compelling experiences”. Read More
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The e-tailer again makes the devices available, after discussing security concerns with manufacturer Blu Products.
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Just under two months after resigning from Uber, former CEO Travis Kalanick has reportedly asked some former colleagues if they would support him in a potential shareholder battle, according to a new report by The Information. You’ll periodically find these kinds of proxy fights happening at public companies, but after his ouster, it appears that Kalanick still may want to try to gain… Read More
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Calling for room service is kind of annoying, though it’s one of the most first world-type of problems one could have. But that’s just to say the hotel industry is behind, technologically speaking. Startup AavGo is trying to fix that by bringing iPads into hotels to enable hotel staff to communicate among themselves, as well as enable hotel guests to easily communicate with… Read More
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