President Gronk? The tight end makes a pass into the White House briefing room, and Twitter’s off and running for the end zone.
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The Prius Prime’s massive vertical display is flashy, but perhaps too overwhelming for the road.
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Facebook wants to connect the billions of people who lack internet access with a combination of drones, helicopters, and nodes. At its F8 developer conference, the social network gave updates on its connectivity efforts.
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Kip connects patients with qualified therapists, and helps them track outcomes over time. By combining in-person therapy with a mobile app that allows patients to provide feedback on a day-to-day and week-to-week basis, the company believes it can improve the process for patients and therapists. Read More
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AMD has published a product page for its newest mobile graphics option, the Radeon RX 540, which will join the Radeon 500 series and offer better-than-integrated graphics performance and not much more.
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Planned Parenthood has been threatened repeatedly with blockage of access in several states since Trump became our 45th president. But it also, as a consequence, has received a serious spike in donations. The organization’s leaders are now looking to 500 Startups’ seed program to help them capitalize on the recent surge and harness technology to help further the momentum. Read More
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Microsoft acquired the popular mobile to do list application Wunderlist back in 2015, and now it’s preparing users for its eventual demise with the release of its new application “To-Do,” announced today. The new app was built by the team behind Wunderlist, and will bring in the favorite elements of that app in the months ahead, Microsoft says. The company also added that… Read More
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Remember that scene in Minority Report where Tom Cruise’s character walks into a Gap and an AI voice asks him if he’s still enjoying the trousers he bought last week? That vision was dreamt up by MIT consultants for the film many years ago, and as of today it would be entirely possible to reproduce, given we all now walk around with smartphones which could be alerted in such a manner. Read More
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Although two-factor authentication is a much more secure way to shore up your accounts, Microsoft has ditched the need for a password for its accounts, making its smartphone app all the login credentials you need.
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The Giroptic iO 360 camera was just given out to four thousand attendees at Facebook F8. A flood of spherical selfies will soon hit the web. The post Facebook Just Handed Out Thousands of 360 Cameras. We’ve Got a Review appeared first on WIRED.
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