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• Feb 20

  • New Mexico sues Google over collection of children's data

    New Mexico is suing Google over allegations the tech company is illegally collecting personal data generated by children in violation of federal and...

    Feb 20

• Feb 20

  • Computer scientist who pioneered 'copy' and 'paste' has died

    The Silicon Valley pioneer who created the now-ubiquitous computer concepts such as “cut,” “copy” and “paste” has died

    Feb 20

• Feb 20

  • Samsung sends push alert to Galaxy phones worldwide

    The notification was inadvertently sent as part of an “internal test,” according to Samsung’s U.K. Twitter account.

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• Feb 20

  • Google updates terms in plain language after EU scrutiny

    Google is updating its terms of service to make them easier to understand

    Feb 20

• Feb 20

  • Can AI flag disease outbreaks faster than humans? Not quite

    Global health authorities are increasingly using artificial intelligence to track emerging epidemics

    Feb 20

• Feb 20

  • Mystery 'Find My Mobile' notification baffles Samsung Galaxy users

    Samsung said the "notification does not affect their devices in any way."

    Feb 20

• Feb 20

  • Major data breach at MGM Resorts

    The personal information of more than 10 million people has reportedly been compromised, including names, numbers and addresses.

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• Feb 19

  • Russia will replace 2 cosmonauts set for launch to space

    Russia's space agency says two cosmonauts scheduled to launch to the International Space Station will be replaced with alternates for unspecified...

    Feb 19

• Feb 19

  • Students push universities to stop investing in fossil fuels

    Students alarmed by climate change are stepping up pressure on universities to stop investing in fossil fuel industries, and the effort is gaining...

    Feb 19

• Feb 19

  • Claws of health? Lobster blood could play role in new drugs

    A Maine company thinks lobster blood can play a role in new drugs

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• Feb 19

  • Security changes for Ring surveillance camera users

    Plus, smartphone addiction, and space tourism moving forward

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• Feb 18

  • Insider Q&A: Facebook VP of Messenger discusses privacy

    Government officials worry about Facebook's plans to extend end-to-end encryption to Messenger

    Feb 18

• Feb 18

  • SpaceX aims to launch up to 4 tourists into super high orbit

    SpaceX aims to launch up to four tourists into a super high orbit, possibly by the end of next year

    Feb 18

• Feb 18

  • MIT to caption online videos after discrimination lawsuit

    The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has agreed to make its website and online educational videos more accessible to people who are deaf and hard...

    Feb 18

• Feb 18

  • The top iPhone and iPad apps on App Store

    The top iPhone and iPad apps on App Store

    Feb 18

• Feb 18

  • Tesla asked by court to stop cutting down trees at site of new factory

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced in November that the company's first Gigafactory in Europe would be in the Berlin area and would make batteries,...

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• Feb 18

  • Coronavirus impacts Apple

    Plus, Jeff Bezos donates $10 billion to fight climate change, and new strides from jetpack developers.

    Feb 18

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• Feb 18

  • Indian police open case against Kashmir social media users

    Authorities in Indian-controlled Kashmir have registered a case against unidentified internet users who employed virtual private networks, or VPNs, to...

    Feb 18

• Feb 17

  • Zuckerberg meets EU officials as bloc's new tech rules loom

    Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has met top European Union officials on a visit to Brussels

    Feb 17

• Feb 17

  • Speculations about Apple’s next iPhone

    Plus, the end of the live gameshow app HQ Trivia and the robot vacuum that can also mop.

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• Feb 16

  • German court halts site preparation for Tesla factory

    A German court has temporarily halted the site preparation for Tesla Inc.'s first electric car factory in Europe

    Feb 16

• Feb 16

  • Insider Q&A: Facebook VP of Messenger discusses privacy

    Government officials worry about Facebook's plans to extend end-to-end encryption to Messenger

    Feb 16

• Feb 16

  • Courtroom psychology tests may be unreliable, study finds

    A new study finds that courts are not properly screening out unreliable psychological and IQ tests, allowing junk science to be used as evidence

    Feb 16

• Feb 15

  • Candy, cheese soar to space station to satisfy crew cravings

    A cargo ship is rocketing toward the International Space Station, carrying candy and cheese to satisfy the crew's cravings

    Feb 15

• Feb 14

  • Wind delays Northrop Grumman's supply run to space station

    High wind has delayed Northrop Grumman's supply run to the International Space Station

    Feb 14

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• Feb 14

  • 2 Japanese businessmen charged in tech hardware price fixing

    A federal grand jury has charged two Japanese businessmen for their role in an alleged global conspiracy to fix prices for components used in computer...

    Feb 14

• Feb 14

  • Microsoft contract with the Pentagon put on hold

    The cloud computing project was delayed by a federal judge after Amazon challenged the validity of the contract.

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• Feb 14

  • US's Pelosi urges countries to steer clear of Huawei for 5G

    U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has appealed to an audience in Germany for countries to steer clear of Chinese tech giant Huawei as they build their...

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• Feb 14

  • Tesla prices its second offering of stock at $767 apiece

    Tesla is pricing its second offering of stock at $767 apiece

    Feb 14

• Feb 14

  • Why these male spiders let females eat their legs

    For tufted golden orb weavers, losing a leg is better than losing their life.

    Feb 14

• Feb 13

  • Ex-Waymo driver accused of deliberately causing crash

    A man described by Waymo as a disgruntled former driver has been arrested on suspicion of deliberately crashing a passenger car into one of the...

    Feb 13

• Feb 13

  • In win for Amazon, judge freezes work on Pentagon contract

    A federal court has ordered the Pentagon to temporarily halt work with Microsoft on a $10 billion military cloud contract that Amazon was initially...

    Feb 13

• Feb 13

  • Last month was hottest January on record, US scientists say

    Last month was the hottest January since scientists began keeping temperature records in 1880

    Feb 13

• Feb 13

  • NASA's space snowman reveals secrets: few craters, no water

    NASA's space snowman is revealing fresh secrets from its home far beyond Pluto

    Feb 13

• Feb 13

  • Twitter, Facebook fined for not moving user data to Russia

    A court in Moscow has fined Twitter and Facebook 4 million rubles each for refusing to store the personal data of Russian citizens on servers in...

    Feb 13

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• Feb 12

  • Record-setting astronaut feels good after near year in space

    NASA's new record-setting astronaut says aside from sore muscles, she readjusting well to gravity after nearly 11 months in space

    Feb 12

• Feb 12

  • Mobile World Congress canceled amid coronavirus fears

    Several tech companies had officially withdrawn their presence.

    Feb 12

• Feb 12

  • Samsung unfolds new phones

    Plus, the coronavirus could lead to the cancellation of a popular tech conference, and high-tech upgrade is coming to fast food ice cream machines.

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• Feb 11

  • NTSB releases details in 2 crashes involving Tesla Autopilot

    An Apple engineer who died when his Tesla Model X slammed into a concrete barrier had previously complained about the SUV malfunctioning on that same...

    Feb 11

• Feb 11

  • Equifax hack highlights China interest in US personal data

    Federal charges in the 2017 breach of credit-reporting agency Equifax are the latest U.S. effort to link a series of hacks to Chinese agents

    Feb 11

• Feb 11

  • Equifax hack highlights China interest in U.S. personal data

    Federal charges in the 2017 breach of credit-reporting agency Equifax are the latest U.S. effort to link a series of hacks to Chinese agents

    Feb 11

• Feb 11

  • New Twitter tool links users to accurate census information

    Twitter is rolling out a new tool to help users find accurate information about this year's U.S. Census

    Feb 11

• Feb 11

  • Dominion announces new greenhouse gas reduction goals

    Dominion Energy says it will aim to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

    Feb 11

• Feb 11

  • Samsung's new foldable phone: Cheaper, but still a novelty

    Samsung on Tuesday unveiled a new foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip

    Feb 11

• Feb 11

  • AP Explains: What T-Mobile takeover of Sprint means for you

    T-Mobile’s $26.5 billion takeover of Sprint could mean higher or lower phone bills, depending on whom you ask

    Feb 11