In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it’s almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of it. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top tech stories from this week.
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Source: Digital trends
The big-screen version of Stephen King’s massive bestseller is a blast from the past—until it begins to deflate.
Source: Wired
Elon Musk has shared a photo of the SpaceX spacesuit the company has designed in-house. This is the second photo shared by Musk of the new spacesuit design created by the company, and the first to feature the suit’s full-body look. The first photo focused on the head and shoulders of the outfit, depicting the full tinted face mask of the helmet, and the angular shoulders and black and… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Many of you have strong personal and political beliefs (or so I hope) — but aside from tweeting angrily, what’s the most effective way to put those beliefs into action? Tech:NYC, a nonprofit group advocating for the New York tech industry in state and city politics, is addressing that problem with a new website called Tech Takes Action. You may remember that Tech:NYC was… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The four big US carriers have begun working on a plan to improve authentication with your mobile phone.
Source: CNET
Mexico City’s earthquake protections worked beautifully last night. When will the rest of the country have them, too?
Source: Wired
Preorders are strong for the $930 stylus-equipped Android phone. That suggests a lot of people weren’t scared off by the Note 7’s flaming batteries.
Source: CNET
Review: “Family Guy” and “Ted” creator Seth MacFarlane delivers a sci-fi spoof a little too fond of its source. Still, it might balance the darker “Discovery.”
Source: CNET
An updated dashboard should make it easier to find out what Google has logged about you or tweak ad targeting settings.
Source: CNET
The Zelle service on Tuesday will launch a free app for transferring money between many US banks, including Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo and Bank of America.
Source: CNET