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Facebook brings face recognition to all users, discontinues 'Tag Suggestions'
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Apple reveals iPhone 11 with a dual-camera system and new color options
A successor to the default iPhone
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Why is France's finance minister at war with Facebook's cryptocurrency?
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire only has harsh words for Libra, Facebook’s planned cryptocurrency. He wants to block its development in Europe in the name of the "monetary sovereignty" of nations.
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DoorDash Hack: How to Find Out if Your Data Was Stolen in the Major Breach
As Doordash wrote yesterday, an unknown individual accessed data they shouldn’t have on May 4. Among the information that was compromised included.
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Apple Now Has the Best Smartphone Cameras: iPhone 11 Pro Review
The iPhone reclaims the title of mobile camera champion and earns its new Pro designation.
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Read this before updating your Mac
A new version of MacOS is out today, but the update could cause some fatal problems for beloved apps and games.
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True cost of ‘free’ Facebook revealed
For years Facebook proclaimed it was “free and always will be”, but a study suggests the social media site is an expensive addiction.
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Google unveils new Pixel 4 smartphone, Pixel Buds, Nest
After months of waiting and leaks, Google has finally unveiled its new Pixel 4 smartphone — and the technology is mind-blowing.
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Apple, Facebook in 107-year feud
Two of the world’s biggest tech companies are locked in a fresh fight for space in a newly renovated New York landmark.
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Microsoft Wins $10 Billion Pentagon Cloud Contract, Beating Amazon
Other, smaller cloud rivals like IBM and Oracle were kicked out earlier in the process, which has been contentious and delayed.
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Apple announces new $249 AirPods Pro with noise cancellation
But the new AirPods also have a feature called “Transparency Mode,”
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Mark Zuckerberg vs. Jack Dorsey is the most interesting battle in Silicon Valley
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced on Wednesday the company would no longer accept political ads.
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Facebook changes product branding to FACEBOOK
Facebook is introducing new branding for its products and services in an attempt to distinguish the company from its familiar app and website.
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Instagram will test hiding US users' likes
Mosseri said the move is aimed at young people. "The idea is to depressurize Instagram, make it less of a competition," he said, in remarks given at the Wired 25 Conference
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Disney+ launches, then crashes
The rough start for Disney+ is a bit embarrassing for the company considering the attention around the service's launch.
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Google collecting health data of millions
Google has been hit by a massive backlash after it was revealed that the tech giant had been collecting health data of millions of Americans without their
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Microsoft's Surface Pro X Is Pretty But Not Ready for Primetime
Microsoft doesn’t include a keyboard with the $999 Surface Pro X, considering it (and the Surface Slim Pen) optional.
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Safety boss slams new Tesla ute
Tesla’s new Cybertruck ute has turned more than a few heads with its out there design and quirky features, but there is a hidden danger for other road users.
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Larry Page steps down as CEO of Google parent Alphabet; Sundar Pichai will be CEO of both companies
In that sweeping overhaul of the company, Page became CEO of Alphabet, Brin became president and Eric Schmidt became executive chairman. Schmidt stepped down in January 2017. Now all three figures have taken their hands off the wheel in the daily management of Alphabet.
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