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1:19 about the tons of terms of service changes that went out last week 18:44 who is going to jail for selling Windows restore discs 29:19 why AppleCare+ is a horrible idea for schools that deploy iPads.
5:43
Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg talks about the company’s still-growing data scandal. “What we weren’t focused enough on was protecting,” Sandberg admits. And she calls other data breaches “possible.”
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The Dell XPS 15 makes a run at the MacBook Pro with new hexa-core processors and discrete graphics highlight updates to Dell's 15.6-inch laptops and refreshed all-in-ones.
15:47
"Will machines replace humans?" This question is on the mind of anyone with a job to lose. A TEDtalks confronts this question and three misconceptions we have about the automated future.
6:27
Bixby Home is here to compete with HomePod and Google Home! Not. One highlight? Bixby asking Google for an answer and the swearing. Marquis Brownlee fooled a lot of people on April 1.
2:23
Infinity War directors want to silence spoilers, Niantic's disastrous Pokémon Go Fest is costing them $1.5M, and ING got a weird egg in the mail - is it a dragon egg? Who knows.
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1:34 Samsung Galaxy S9 including its security enhancements, 17:20 Microsoft's Supreme Court case 30:17 Google's new Clips camera, 39:52 what Amazon's acquisition of Ring means for its Echo devices.
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Samsung is kicking off 2018 with style, introducing two new devices (Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus) that will provide stiff competition to Apple’s iPhone X.
10:51
In a TED Talks, a research group leader at the MIT Media Lab identifies six technologies developed for space exploration that can contribute to sustainable development across the world.
5:27
Georgia may pass a controversial and broad security bill that will inadvertently criminalize any unauthorized access to a computer or network. Even independent computer security research will be illegal.
2:04
PS Plus for March looks very promising, but the future looks less so, and ING’s got a new game coming from Bioshock Infinite and Dishonored devs.
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1:31 the economics of MoviePass and why the movie theaters hate the service, 12:54 how to create an emoji and more, 29:15 the journey, a switch back from Android to iOS, 43:50 all about crypto jacking.
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CNET’s Brian Tong tells you whether Face ID on the iPhone X still performs well after three months of use as well as the features he loves, just likes and the one he doesn't use.
55:25
During a Talks at Google, Professor Robert Reich discusses the impact of automation & AI on our economy, and recommends how to can ensure future technologies benefit the entire economy, not just those at the top.
5:02
Everything you ever wanted to know about the in-glass fingerprint reader.
2:49
Astronauts on ISS got an early preview of Lost In Space, Sony unveils My Playstation, you'll soon be able to play Angry Birds for money and more.
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Last week’s News: 1:48 Uber vs Waymo trade secrets trial, 13:05 iBoot and Apple’s response plus iPhone security, 29:03 the new Center for Humane Technology. 46:33 Director of Cyber Risk Research at Upguard.
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Huawei Mate 10 Pro: You've either seen it everywhere... or you've never seen it. It’s making a way into the U.S. market and some say the Huawei Mate 10 Pro is the best mobile device in the market.
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The labor implications of automation are the focus of much public debate: Will there be enough work for humans to do, and, if so, what will that work be? What occupations will thrive, and which ones will wither?
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CNET asks Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant questions to find out how they differ. What could they all do well and how did they differ at times. How about the speaker sound quality?
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