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www.engadget.com 10y ago

Apple is developing charging tech that works from a distance

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techcrunch.com 10y ago

Microsoft Invests in Affordable Internet Access with New Fund

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github.com 10y ago

A free emoji keyboard SDK for mobile apps

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techcrunch.com 10y ago

Hundreds of Apps Banned from App Store for Accessing Users’ Personal Information

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venturebeat.com 10y ago

Second Life creator starts testing its virtual-reality world: Project Sansar

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www.businessinsider.com 11y ago

Evan Spiegel USC commencement speech

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www.businessinsider.com 11y ago

Why Tesla Employees Fear Elon Musk

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www.businessinsider.com 11y ago

Successful People's Biggest Financial Regrets

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techcrunch.com 11y ago

Shuffle’s New iPhone App Lets You Create Disposable Phone Numbers and Email

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www.engadget.com 11y ago

Google's unique self-driving cars will hit public streets this summer

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lifehacker.com 11y ago

WifiMapper Helps You Find Free Wi-Fi Anywhere in the World

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www.businessinsider.com 11y ago

Mark Zuckerberg: Let your kids play video games

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www.businessinsider.com 11y ago

Scientists recreate universe right after Big Bang

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www.digitaltrends.com 11y ago

The Apple Watch is too easy to steal – Digital Trends

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techcrunch.com 11y ago

Bing Follows Google with Its Own “Mobile-Friendly” Ranking Algorithm

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www.engadget.com 11y ago

Twitch's live game video streaming arrives on Roku players

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www.wsj.com 11y ago

Venture Capitalists Help Connect Low-Income Students With Elite Colleges

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Really interesting article. HBR is awesome. You should checkout Ray Kurzweil & Michio Kaku if you want to really dive deep into AI and the eventual robot revolution that will take over all mundane jobs (and eventually complex jobs). Kind of makes you wonder what the human experience will be like if no one will need to work for a living

Elon is amazing human being. Solar City, Tesla, SpaceX and now the home energy market. It's trendy (and expensive), but at the end of the day I think it can help to draw more attention to the space and environmental consciousness. Hopefully it's not just a fad...

Doesn't this sound like they're attempting to take traffic (and revenue) away from other publishers? If you can read the articles on Facebook, why would you want to go to a different website to read the same thing (obviously loyal users won't leave)... Just seems like Facebook is trying to become a news organization vs a social network.

Really interesting article. I used WeChat when I was in China. Super fun and definitely has a lot more you can do (like pay your rent). I'm curious to see if it will ever become big outside of China. Thoughts?