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The Morning After: Friday, June 23rd 2017
Welcome to your Friday morning. As we prepare to phone in the rest of the day, read about how a
You’ll never play ‘Super Mario’ like this
You have a lot of Super Mario games to choose from, but you'll probably never be able to play one
Amazon dreams of putting a giant drone beehive in your city
Patents don't mean anything right up until the moment that they mean everything, so take it as read that none
YouTube’s 2017 lineup of Red Originals includes six new shows
Other than its innovated VR180 format and YouTube TV expansion, Google's video streaming site found time to mention its subscription
Nissan teases self-driving features for the next-gen Leaf
The next generation Leaf EV will be the first with ProPilot driver assist in North American and Europe, and Nissan
Code ‘recipes’ from IFTTT help you stay on top of government news
It's not exactly hard to find publicly available government info and new announcements online. A bunch of new IFTTT recipes
Virgin Media: Change your Super Hub 2 password or risk being hacked
Typically, internet routers are designed to protect you and your devices from malicious third parties. But when many come with
Tesla is laying the groundwork to build cars in Shanghai
If you've been waiting to pull the trigger on one of Tesla's electric vehicles, the upcoming Model 3 probably looks
IBM-powered DNA sequencing could find bacteria in raw milk
Babies love milk. Adults love milk-based products. You know what else loves milk? Good and bad bacteria. It's the ideal
YouTube TV expands to ten more US metropolitan markets
YouTube TV seemed an adequate addition to the increasingly crowded streaming television market, but it launched back in April with
Airbnb tests payment-splitting feature so you don’t get stiffed
Airbnb is testing out a feature that would allow reservations to be split among multiple people. So, if you're booking
Airbnb to target wealthy customers who prefer luxury hotels
Airbnb keeps expanding its core disruption with new features to help increase its audience. The company has made it easier
Google urges Congress to revise outdated overseas data laws
Access to data stored overseas has become a contentious issue with tech companies and the US government. Today, in a
FCC may fine robocall spammer $120 million for illegal spoofing
Everyone hates those robocalls that target our phones to sell things we don't need. They're universally reviled, with Republicans backing
Tesla is reportedly trying to build its own music streaming service
Tesla has continued to one-up its achievements as a successful proprietor of safe, green and increasingly autonomous electric vehicles. But
Sling TV extends cloud DVR to iOS devices
Sling TV's cloud DVR service is now available for iPhone and iPad. The streaming service's DVR "First Look" option costs
Use emoji to search Kayak for travel deals
The inevitable march to replace words with emoji continues apace, with the world granting more legitimacy to the cartoony mini-images.
BabelOn is trying to create Photoshop for your voice
Speech synthesis -- the process of artificially creating the human voice -- isn't anything new. But a startup from San
Trump’s infrastructure proposal includes rural broadband expansion
In a speech this week given at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, President Trump said that his upcoming
Mars Rover’s AI is really good at selecting rocks to analyze
If we truly want to go to Mars, then we really need to know what it's made of -- it's
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