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Total: 1974

Luggage and check-in robots get the boot in Japan, Motorola may bring back the Razr for $1,500 and A

Netfix raises US prices, a German court throws out Qualcomm patent lawsuit against Apple, ByteDance

Facebook tests new Stories feature for events, Ryuk ransomware generates big money, Apple finally ma

Apple AirPlay 2 comes to the TVs of CES, Nvidia and AMD announce new GPUs, and the smartphone slump

A burger wins Best of CES, Ring Cameras may have been showing your video to its engineers, and most

Samsung announces Galaxy S10 event, Ikea announces smart blinds, Instagram offers multi-account post

Lenovo debuts tablets with Alexa, Nreal Light AR glasses, and IBM Q System One is commercially avail

Intel demos 10nm chips, GitHub offers free private repositories, and the HTC shows off the Vive

iTunes is coming to Samsung TVs, Nvidia brings the RTX 2080 to laptops, and AMD makes its way into C

Apple revises earnings, researchers find the price of quitting Facebook, and information on prominen

Everyone but the AfD party had their data published on Twitter by an anonymous actor, Microsoft will

Google adds spam protection to Android Messages app, Voicebot data shows strong Alexa skills growth

A study shows it would take $1,000 a year for most people to quite Facebook, Gogole gets approval fo

The FCC plans for continuing government shutdown, Waymo vehicles vandalized in Arizona, and Netflix

Tribune Publishing disrupted by malware, Bangladesh shuts down mobile internet for the weekend, and

India announces major new tech policies, the first passenger permit for an autonomous car is granted

Facebook's Content Moderation Guidelines leaked, Instagram's horizontal feed, and Sony ramps 3D sens

The White House considers an executive order barring Huawei and ZTE sales to US companies, flagship

India proposes new rules for online platforms, Bitmain announces layoffs are part of restructuring,

Alphabet spins out Project Malta, WeChat adds ephemeral video, and SnapChat goes to the dogs. S