The Last Jedi Star Wars trailer is released, Facebook runs ads in French newspapers educating people on fake news and Apple gets permission from the DMV to start testing self-driving cars. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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A tiny box produces fresh water using only sunlight for power. Could it help solve our global water crisis?
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Boeing’s 737 MAX 9 is no Dreamliner, but its maiden voyage this week could have a bigger impact on budget-conscious travelers.
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If you have 20 minutes to spare before you begin your weekend — or after, for that matter — you might enjoy this short film about a small team of content moderators in India. Thousands of such people make sure you don’t come across gore and porn while on social or dating sites, so the least you can do is see what their job is like! Read More
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Shadow Brokers hacking group claims it’s leaked government malware designed to break into Windows computers.
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The device features a 5.3-inch display, an 8-megapixel camera and expandable storage.
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The newly arrived MSI Armor GTX 1080 Ti cost $710, which is a huge chunk of cash, but it promises the fastest gaming experience. Can it really deliver an upgrade every gamer will envy? Or is it just a toy for enthusiasts with deep wallets?
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A number of companies are working on notebooks that converge with smartphones, such as HP’s Lap Dock that works with its Elite x3 smartphone and the NexDock. Now, there’s another player in the Miraxess Mirabook that’s now on IndieGoGo.
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At Star Wars Celebration Orlando, director Rian Johnson talks about working on the script with Fisher and gives fans a peek at the set.
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With tensions mounting in the Korean Peninsula, a look at how much—or how little—damage the Hermit Kingdom could cause stateside. The post North Korea Probably Can’t Strike the US Yet—But It’s Still Plenty Scary appeared first on WIRED.
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