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Archives for June 2015
A programmer flagged a nasty problem with Google’s facial recognition. Thankfully, its engineers responded promptly.
Obama’s overall approval rating highest in years.
The comedian’s last show could feature Donald Trump, Sarah Palin, and George W. Bush.
Not all Facebook video views are created equal.
Newsrooms say there are First Amendment implications to closing the courtroom.
Maybe at the high end of VR video, which Google seems to be avoiding (at least for now).
Up until now, we didn’t have much of a choice but to build our digital world around a keyboard-centric way of talking to each other.
To save its music biz, Apple is borrowing ideas from the music biz.
Apple has built a robust app and service that goes well beyond just offering a huge catalog of music. But it’s also uncharacteristically complicated by Apple standards.
Removing the need to maintain an actual Facebook presence might be just the thing to get you to stop using four different messaging apps at once.
A growing chorus of analysts and policymakers are sounding the alarm. Will the world hear them in time?
The news don’t stop for the first week of summer, and what a week of news it was.
So Kara went to France and all you got was this dumb Periscope.
Are they too young, or are coders just better at waiting till the last minute?