The 2017 US Market report by Ookla gave T-Mobile the edge over Verizon, AT&T and Sprint.
Source: CNET
Bad news for Netflix: Disney CEO Bob Iger now says that Marvel’s forthcoming streaming service, which is set to debut in late 2019, will exclusively get Star Wars and Disney movies. This is in addition to Pixar and Disney studio films, which were the content focus of the service when it was initially announced. The addition of Marvel and Star Wars movies coming exclusively to the app… Read More
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Google Drive is having some major issues this morning. Starting around 7:30am PT, Google’s file storage service, which forms the backbone of much of Google’s G Suite, became either unreachable or incredibly slow, depending on where you were. Since then, the problems have only continued and Google doesn’t currently have an ETA for when the service will return to normal.
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SRI International has outfitted its Taurus bomb-disposal robot with VR, further immersing humans in the world of machines.
Source: Wired
The future of Kia’s design language is looking good. Very good.
Source: CNET
These starting tips for XCOM 2 will help series veterans and fresh-faced recruits alike get their bearings, now including tips and strategies for the fantastic ‘War of the Chosen’ expansion.
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Source: Digital trends
Eric Migicovsky is making products again, along with some people from Pebble and Avegant. But they’re starting small.
Source: CNET
Director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon’s next movie goes deep into the battle to electrify the world.
Source: Wired
Working with self-driving developer Drive.ai, the Uber rival will escort some customers in robo-taxis.
Source: Wired
Venture capital investors once again are getting charged up over new battery technologies. The quest to build a better battery has occupied venture investors for nearly a decade, since the initial clean technology investment bubble of the mid-2000s. Now, some of those same investors are returning to invest in battery businesses, drawn by the promise of novel chemistries and new materials that… Read More
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