Emergency response is no longer just about what happens on the ground. Social media chaos gives crises an online life of their own. The post Training for the Day a Tweet Dictates Where to Send SWAT appeared first on WIRED.
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Those weird, spidery-looking doodads are a thing of the past. In the future, your router will become the centerpiece of your smart home. The post Your Home’s Next Must-Have Accessory Is a Ridiculously Fancy Router appeared first on WIRED.
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Finally some good news for Uber: it will resume its ride-hailing service in Taiwan today, two months after suspending operations following a long-running battle with the country’s government. To avoid running afoul of local regulations again, Uber will partner with licensed rental car companies. Read More
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Zeroth is an accelerator program that is out to fix the lack of talent, and investment options, for artificial intelligence (AI) in Asia, and it has just opened applications for its second program which takes place in Tokyo, Japan, in late July. “There’s almost nothing that won’t be touched by AI,” high-profile investor — and former Google China head… Read More
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Used to show off the new Galaxy S8’s features, the table is quite possibly the most fun demo I’ve ever seen.
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If you thought Pluto wasn’t a planet, you should meet DeeDee.
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If you want to build on Mars, you need to use what you have.
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Another day, another revelation of an ethically questionable business practice by Uber. This time The Information reports that Uber secretly tracked Lyft drivers using an internal software program it dubbed Hell. Read More
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Splatoon 2 is coming on July 21, and Mario Kart 8: Deluxe on April 28. Nintendo revealed that and much more at its Direct conference on Wednesday.
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Fitness tracking, sleep science, the physical properties of kebabs and protecting your metadata. It sure is an episode of Girt by CNET.
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