Android
OnePlus provides some details on 6’s key specs
It's that time again for OnePlus where they're starting to drum up hype for their next release, and this means that they're teasing some spec details to everyone.…
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Google
Shooting at YouTube headquarters leaves one woman dead and four others injured
There are multiple reports that came in indicating that there was an active shooter at the company's Northern California headquarters. San Bruno Police confirmed that an active shooter…
Autonomous
Waymo and Honda may partner up on an autonomous delivery vehicle
We learned last week that Waymo formed a partnership with Jaguar to build autonomous vehicles for its upcoming self-driving taxi service, which will take advantage of its existing…
Education
Google has equipped rural school buses with WiFi and Chromebooks
Google today announced an expansion of its Rolling Study Halls initiative that gives 16 additional school districts and "thousands" of students access to Wi-Fi and Chromebooks on their…
Google
Google has decided to shut down its goo.gl URL shortening service
Launched in 2009, Google's URL shortening service has been quite useful and fun, especially when they added third-party API, the ability to create QR codes and ability to…
Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook criticizes privacy standards of Facebook
Speaking to MSNBC's Chris Hayes and Recode's Kara Swisher, Apple CEO Tim Cook provides his stance on Facebook's standard of privacy, Recode reports. In the interview, due to…
Apple
Malaysian government proposes law that would make it illegal to spread fake news
To combat fake news, it appears that the Malaysian government has proposed a law that would make it illegal to spread fake news. If found guilty, those found…
Facebook
Senate committee has asked Facebook, Twitter and Google to testify on privacy
With the recent discovery of what Cambridge Analytica did through Facebook, there are some politicians and users alike that want answers on privacy from tech companies. Senator Ron…
Android
Malware found inside innocent QR code apps on Android
While Google is working hard to keep Android malware out of the Play Store, this also means that attackers are using more sophisticated methods. According to details provided…
Android
OnePlus no longer selling its flagship 5T smartphone from North America
It appears that you'll no longer be able to purchase the OnePlus 5T because it's been pulled from being sold in North America. The OnePlus confirmed to Engadget…
Facebook
Tumblr says 84 Russian accounts were used to spread disinformation
It's not just Twitter, Facebook and Google that have faced heavy criticism on how things were handled during the 2016 election. Tumblr faced accusation from both researchers and…
Amazon
DropBox IPO priced at $21 to lure in investors
DropBox wants to do well for its IPO, so it's priced at $21 per share. This move is for DropBox to lure in investors but isn't a good…
Business
Google reportedly acquires Lytro for around $40 million
We first heard about Lytro back in 2011 when, at the time, it came out with an unprecedented "light field" technology with the ability to refocus pictures after…
Apple
Apple now has more self-driving test vehicles than Waymo in California
According to new figures obtained by the Financial Times, it appears that Apple has nearly doubled the number of self-driving vehicles it has in its California fleet. Apple…
Google
Google is committing $300 million towards the fight against fake news
Much like other companies in its category, Google has faced a lot of criticism for its role in spreading misinformation and has taken the necessary steps to address…