Hayley Tsukayama The Washington Post
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iPhone XS Max: Apple Unveils Its Largest, Most Expensive iPhone Yet
Apple on Wednesday unveiled some big iPhone news - literally.
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Alibaba Co-Founder Jack Ma, China's Richest Man, To Retire At 54
Alibaba executive chairman and co-founder Jack Ma will retire from the e-commerce giant he founded in 1999, and devote his time to philanthropy in education, according to the New York Times.
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Google Researchers Say Tech Industry Has Fuelled 'Attention Crisis'
Google released a new paper written by its own user-experience researchers that delves into the reasons why we can't put down our phones
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Google Slammed for Producing Titan Security Key in China
Some security experts say that having production overseas leaves Google open to infiltration by hackers or even the Chinese government during assembly.
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Google Assistant Is Now Bilingual
Now Google Home and Android smartphone owners will be able to speak in any two of the following languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Japanese
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Sony Is Relaunching Its Aibo Robot Dog - And, It Hopes, Its Brand
Sony was once the king of consumer electronics, the Apple of its day.
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It's Almost Impossible to Escape Google's Tracking, New Study Shows
The study said that an idle smartphone running Google's Android operating system with its Chrome browser open sends data communications to Google's servers as often as 14 times an hour.
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How To Track Where Google's Tracking You
Turning off the location tracking on your phone isn't enough to stop Google from receiving any information about where you are, an Associated Press investigation revealed this week.
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How Close Are We to the End of the Gaming Console?
The industry is moving away from consoles toward a more mobile world where demanding games can be played on any Internet-connected screen.
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Samsung Galaxy Home Smart Speaker Unveiled as Apple HomePod Competitor
Samsung's wading into the smart speaker market with an entirely new product called the Galaxy Home.
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How Android Pie Could Change the Way You Use Your Phone
As the world's most dominant operating system, changes to Android forecast how most of the world will be using their phones in the future.
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US Lawmakers Get Apple to Reveal How Often Its Store Rejects Apps
Apple has answered several questions about its data collection practices posed by House Republicans on the Energy and Commerce committee last month.
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Microsoft's Head of Devices Considers It a 'Responsibility' to Help You Unplug
Yusuf Mehdi, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft's Modern Life and Devices team, said he rediscovered the preciousness of time on a 3-month, unplugged sabbatical.
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Google's Plans for Your Smart Home? More Screens.
The Smart Display, built by Lenovo and running Google's Android Things software for Internet-connected devices, hits stores this weekend.
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What Android Users Should Know About Google's Fight With the EU
At least in the short term, consumers won't see many changes to the phones in their pockets.
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iPhone XS Max: Apple Unveils Its Largest, Most Expensive iPhone Yet
Apple on Wednesday unveiled some big iPhone news - literally.
-
Alibaba Co-Founder Jack Ma, China's Richest Man, To Retire At 54
Alibaba executive chairman and co-founder Jack Ma will retire from the e-commerce giant he founded in 1999, and devote his time to philanthropy in education, according to the New York Times.
-
Google Researchers Say Tech Industry Has Fuelled 'Attention Crisis'
Google released a new paper written by its own user-experience researchers that delves into the reasons why we can't put down our phones
-
Google Slammed for Producing Titan Security Key in China
Some security experts say that having production overseas leaves Google open to infiltration by hackers or even the Chinese government during assembly.
-
Google Assistant Is Now Bilingual
Now Google Home and Android smartphone owners will be able to speak in any two of the following languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Japanese
-
Sony Is Relaunching Its Aibo Robot Dog - And, It Hopes, Its Brand
Sony was once the king of consumer electronics, the Apple of its day.
-
It's Almost Impossible to Escape Google's Tracking, New Study Shows
The study said that an idle smartphone running Google's Android operating system with its Chrome browser open sends data communications to Google's servers as often as 14 times an hour.
-
How To Track Where Google's Tracking You
Turning off the location tracking on your phone isn't enough to stop Google from receiving any information about where you are, an Associated Press investigation revealed this week.
-
How Close Are We to the End of the Gaming Console?
The industry is moving away from consoles toward a more mobile world where demanding games can be played on any Internet-connected screen.
-
Samsung Galaxy Home Smart Speaker Unveiled as Apple HomePod Competitor
Samsung's wading into the smart speaker market with an entirely new product called the Galaxy Home.
-
How Android Pie Could Change the Way You Use Your Phone
As the world's most dominant operating system, changes to Android forecast how most of the world will be using their phones in the future.
-
US Lawmakers Get Apple to Reveal How Often Its Store Rejects Apps
Apple has answered several questions about its data collection practices posed by House Republicans on the Energy and Commerce committee last month.
-
Microsoft's Head of Devices Considers It a 'Responsibility' to Help You Unplug
Yusuf Mehdi, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft's Modern Life and Devices team, said he rediscovered the preciousness of time on a 3-month, unplugged sabbatical.
-
Google's Plans for Your Smart Home? More Screens.
The Smart Display, built by Lenovo and running Google's Android Things software for Internet-connected devices, hits stores this weekend.
-
What Android Users Should Know About Google's Fight With the EU
At least in the short term, consumers won't see many changes to the phones in their pockets.
