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Facebook losing out to YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat among US teens
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security Why we need google ourselves
THE trend of searching your name on Google has died down, but there is a very important reason why we should pick up the habit again.
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Amazon Echo, Apple HomePod or Google Home: which is smarter about playing music? We tested them
All three a virtual tie, but each had questions they couldn't answer. Tune in to find out where Apple, Google and Amazon fell down. USA TODAY
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Apple shows how iOS 12 will change your next iPhone
Bravo, Apple is finally tackling smartphone addiction. And adding group video chats to FaceTime.
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Apple finally tackles smartphone addiction with new Screen Time app, grouped notifications
Late is better than never.
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Porsche's first electric car will be called the Taycan
Porsche's first electric car, which has been known as the Mission E during its development, will be called the Taycan (pronounced tie-con), when it goes on sale late next year.
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US officially repeals net neutrality rules
The US has officially repealed rules that governed the way net providers treated the data that travelled across their networks.
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Why Bozoma Saint John is leaving Uber for Endeavor
A chat with Uber's soon-to-be former chief brand officer
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Children exposed to horror film ads on YouTube
Children were left distressed after seeing ads for a horror film on YouTube, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has revealed.
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Fears mount over WhatsApp's role in spreading fake news
App blamed for circulating false information in India, Brazil, Kenya and now the UK
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Audi CEO Arrested as Part of Emissions Cheating Probe
Munich prosecutors said Audi CEO Rupert Stadler was being detained due to concerns he might hinder an ongoing investigation into the scandal.
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MoviePass introduces surge pricing for the summer
These numbers are in part a reflection of the 545,000 new users who joined the service between May 1st and June 15th.
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Supreme court bans police access to phone records without a warrant
Court bars police from accessing call listings and location without a warrant, in ‘most consequential privacy ruling in a generation’
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The Supreme Court decision that will put more taxes on internet sales is good news for you
This week's court decision lets states close that loophole and will ultimately lead to a more rational tax system — which will be good for the public, even if it means missing out on deals from time to time
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Netflix comms boss Jonathan Friedland sacked over 'N-word'
Netflix has fired its head of communications over his use of the “N-word”.
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Teslas may produce as much CO2 as gasoline powered cars
Touted by some as the planet’s greenest vehicles, electric Teslas may be as bad for the environment as traditional petrol and diesel cars, the latest research reveals.
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Facebook abandons its Project Aquila flying internet plan
Facebook is giving up on its plan to create drones that beam down internet connectivity, the company has confirmed.
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Blacks face longer wait times on Uber, Lyft than other races – worse for taxis, study says
From longer waits to cancelled trips, new research suggests African-Americans who call on taxis or ride-sharing services like Lyft and Uber are facing discrimination.
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Instagram Stories, Now Twice as Big as Snapchat, Adds Music Integration
The company also recently announced an integration with Spotify, letting users share music from the Spotify app directly to Instagram Stories.
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