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#Facebook focusing on privacy, is it for users benefits or to avoid legal scrutiny? Will it solve the problem of spreading fake news and misleading the public? And who will…
It’s a brave statement. But is it what the people want? Breaking tech companies up with make them easier to regulate? Didn’t they try it with AT&T and failed before?…
It’s not a bad thing for #Apple to kill off a project. Much better than launching a product with no future. computerworld.com/article/335644…
#Flickr to “protect” users’ CC photos or just to protect their own usage stats? engadget.com/2019/03/09/fli…
#HuaweiMateX is even more expensive than #SamsungGalaxyFold, will be interesting to see if they can create enough demand for $2k+ price range, well above a MacBook Pro price range. No…
Nice phone. A bit expensive though. I am looking forward to laptops having full foldable touchscreen. cnet.com/news/galaxy-s1…
#Google can get away with this. Admit it as an “error”. Hiding a microphone inside without telling users upfront and later enabling it is simply wrong. They are too big…
“Dangerous” #AI. Yes, it might help to trick us to read for hours and hours of randomly generated text. Killing productivity. Will it balance out the excess hours from job…
@richardquest @Airbus I still remember the coverage on bbc world business report about this. Wow. Nearly 20 years ago. Lucky that it is not going to break Airbus as feared….
What are we comparing the 50% to? The marketing, printing and distribution costs with traditional media? News outlets might be shocked by this, but what’s if traditional magazine publishers use…
Do not be surprised to see more Sugar Puffs (or Frosties) ads in future #Netflix movies depending on what you chose. 😀 theverge.com/2019/2/13/1822…
Typical laptops can last 3-5 years, it’s not hard imagine mobile phones having similar upgrade cycles. That’s what killed Nokia back then, building such high quality indestructible phones. Need to…