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Airbnb Launches Anti-Party Technology
Airbnb is employing a new method to stop renters from throwing parties.
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Self-Flying Drones Make Aerial Deliveries Simple — And It's Just the Beginning
Delivery from the store to your door in 3 minutes. That’s the future of shopping. In the northern suburbs of Dallas, Wing is testing drone delivery service with a fleet of autonomous, styrofoam aircraft. The drones can carry around three pounds and fly 12 miles round trip without a pilot. What’s more impressive, the entire delivery system (the charging pads,…
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You Can Test Apple's Big New iPhone Update Now, Here's How
Apple released the first iOS 16 public beta on Monday. It allows users to customize iPhone’s lock screen, unsend and edit iMessages and schedule emails.
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Is TikTok Really a National Security Threat? It's Complicated
TikTok is facing renewed accusations that it’s a threat to national security after an FCC commissioner accused the social media giant of harvesting data from its users for China. So is TikTok really a danger? CNBC correspondent Steve Kovach explains why the truth is not so simple.
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Headset Scans Brain to Choose Perfect Perfume Scent
French luxury brand Yves Saint Laurent demonstrated the technology at a technology conference in Paris.
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Here Are the Biggest Changes Coming to Your iPhone in Apple's New Update
Apple’s iOS 16 offers the biggest change to the look of the iPhone’s lock screen since 2014 and includes improvements to apps such as Messages, Mail and Maps.
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Here's Everything Apple Just Announced: New MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, M2 Chip, iPhone Software and More
Apple unveiled iOS 16, the new M2 chip, a new MacBook Air, a 13-inch MacBook Pro and more.
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Apple Adding Live Captions to iPhone, IPad and Mac So You Can Read Along With Videos
Apple’s software update, which includes new accessibility features like live captions, is rolling out later this year.
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Uber's Big New Update Lets You Book Party Buses, Electric Vehicles and More — Here's What's New
Uber’s new features include things like booking charter transportation, the ability to upload a trip itinerary to book rides and more.
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Google Teases Smart Glasses Prototype That Translates Languages in Real Time
Essentially, it looks as if the glasses will transcribe speech in real time and display them as subtitles.
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Google Announces Its First Smartwatch, a New Budget Phone and More
It will be released this fall along with the Pixel 7.
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This College is Shutting Down After a ‘Ransomware' Attack. Here's How They Work
Lincoln College in Illinois will close its doors after the pandemic and a cyberattack weakened the institution. Ransomware attacks can start with an attacker buying or guessing a password that allows access to their target’s systems, information security analyst Allan Liska says on LX News. He explains how these attacks can happen and how to dodge them.
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Biden Administration Announces $3.1 Billion to Make Electric Vehicle Batteries in the U.S.
The Department of Energy will provide $3.1 billion to support efforts to make EV batteries and components in the U.S.
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Twitter Board Adopts ‘Poison Pill' After Musk's $43 Billion Bid to Buy Company
The board voted unanimously to adopt the plan.
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Apple Just Announced Its Big Annual Conference Starts June 6, New iPhone Software Expected
Apple usually unveils new iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Mac software at a presentation on the first day of WWDC.
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Elon Musk Joins Twitter Board After Amassing Massive Stake
Elon Musk is joining Twitter’s board of directors, one day after it was disclosed that the Tesla CEO took a 9% stake in the social media platform
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Apple Adds Another Subscription Product, This Time for Companies
Apple is continuing to increase the number of its services that include recurring billing subscriptions.
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Alexa Will Now Tell You When Items in Your Amazon Cart Or Wish List Go on Sale
Consumers can then ask Alexa to remind them about deals when they’re live or ask the smart device to order items on their behalf.
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After 10 Years, Girls Who Code ‘Made Coding Cool' — But Toxic Tech Culture Means ‘There's Still Such a Long Way to Go'
Over 10 years, Girls Who Code has helped introduce over half a million girls to computer science. Now, the nonprofit’s founder and CEO want to address toxic tech culture.
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Machine-Parts Start-Up Hadrian Raises $90 Million as It Seeks to Shake Up the Aerospace Supply Chain
Hadrian Automation raised $90 million in funding led by venture firms Lux Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, as it works to transform the aerospace supply chain.