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Apple unveils its largest iPhone yet and a powerful cheaper option with all the high-end features
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I've Had the $999 iPhone X for Almost a Year -- Here's What I Think About It
What I don't like about the iPhone X
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Fortnite Is a Huge Success — And a Sign of What’s to Come in Gaming
Just like there's often a song of the summer, there's usually a video game of the summer too. This year that game is undeniably Fortnite Battle Royale, an online free-for-all that every teen in America..
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Instagram's new TV service recommended videos of potential child abuse
Potential child exploitation was not the only questionable content being recommended by IGTV's algorithm.
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‘They operate in the shadows’: The industry that collects, shares and monetises all you do
FROM porn habits to music taste, some of your most private moments are being used by a shadowy industry to make billions - mostly at your expense.
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Instagram co-founders Systrom, Krieger set leave the company
Instagram's co-founders, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, have resigned and will leave the photo-sharing app's parent company Facebook in the coming weeks.
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Instagram names Adam Mosseri as new head
Former Facebook VP of News Feed and recently appointed Instagram VP of Product Adam Mosseri has been named the new head of Instagram following the resignation of Instagram’s founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger last week..
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Amazon's IMDB will announce this week a new free video service to compete for TV ad dollars
- Amazon is expected to announce a free, ad-supported video service on Fire TV which will feature libraries of past TV shows and movies, five people who have had talks with the company told CNBC.
- The offering, which is similar to The Roku Channel and Hulu, will let advertisers use Amazon's first-party data and third-party consumer information to target advertising.
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FEMA just sent a 'Presidential Alert' to millions of U.S. phones
Millions of Americans were sent a “Presidential Alert” to their phones today as a test to simulate a real message from the president in a national emergency.
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Kanye West Deletes His Twitter and Instagram Accounts
West had come under fire as of late for his support of President Donald Trump on 'Saturday Night Live' and on social media, where he also published a tweet suggesting "we abolish the 13th amendment" of the U.S. Constitution, which brought an end to slavery when it was ratified in 1865.
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Google hid major Google+ security flaw that expo
The company reportedly feared regulatory scrutiny
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Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, is dead at 65
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella called Allen's contributions "indispensable."
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Snapchat is a popular source for news among college students
A survey showed that it was right behind Facebook as a news source.
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Lyft is rolling out a new 30-day ride subscription for $299
Lyft is rolling out a new 30-day ride subscription that offers free or discounted rides for $299 upfront.
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Tim Cook wants stricter privacy laws
Cook said he's not just pushing for technology companies to be regulated.
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Apple event: new iPad Pros and MacBook Air unveiled today - here's what to expect
Apple is expected to announce new iPads and MacBooks when it hosts a live event in New York today.
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The end of an era for Netflix
TODAY is an important moment for Netflix. The reason why it’s as popular as it is ends tonight, and things will never be the same again.
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The Livewire is Harley-Davidson's first electric motorcycle
The styling follows Harley’s tradition of drawing attention to the engine – only here the engine is an electric motor instead of a V-Twin. What little bodywork there is uses special paint to give the look of anodized metal.
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Amazon Echo recordings may hold key to New Hampshire murders
One woman was stabbed 43 times. Another had her skull crushed. Now a judge has ordered Amazon to hand over their Echo smart speaker recordings that could hold critical clues to their murders.
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