Technically Incorrect: New research suggests that those who work in tech most crave the end of the world.
Source: CNet

Singer Demi Lovato isn’t the only celeb to leave Twitter and Instagram in a huff. Here are others who’ve cited trolls and too much time wasted as reasons to say sayonara to social media.
Source: CNet

Lovato tweets that she’s quitting Twitter and Instagram after telling followers they need to “pay more attention to good than bad.” But luckily returns, tweeting “F- this.. I’m back…. And I’m coming back more honest than ever.”
Source: CNet

Technically Incorrect: We’re all supposed to share everything. It seems from a picture posted to Instagram that Facebook’s CEO isn’t so sure. It appears that he tapes up his webcam and covers up his mic jack.
Source: CNet

Collaboration app lets users execute third-party apps from within its popular messaging tool.
Source: CNet

At least 80 percent of games shown at E3 2016 were reboots, sequels or spinoffs, according to one set of statistical analysis.
Source: CNet

The Small Unmanned Aircraft Rule Part 107 makes it easier for businesses to fly, but don’t expect drones to start delivering packages just yet.
Source: CNet

Technically Incorrect: There are men called Riley Curry, and one has to witness the worst of Twitter, just because of the NBA finals.
Source: CNet

In what Elon Musk termed a “no-brainer”, Tesla Motors has made an offer to acquire solar panel installer SolarCity.
Source: CNet

The first lady will use Snapchat, the social network that’s famous for its short-lived disappearing messages, to highlight the stories of hard-working girls around the world.
Source: CNet

Source: Security

Technically Incorrect: Tronc, formerly known as the Tribune Group, scares its employees with a vision of the media future that is quite ugly and driven by artificial intelligence.
Source: CNet

This smart clip-on monitor tells parents if their child turns over, stops moving, or stops breathing.
Source: CNet

Mac OS X users with the Flash plug-in installed in Safari will need to make sure they’re running the latest version.
Source: CNet

If you’re one of the very few who own a Windows 10 handset, and have a compatible credit card, you’ll be able to use Microsoft Wallet this summer. That’s a lot of ifs.
Source: CNet

Trying to diagnose your symptoms with a Google search just became a whole lot easier.
Source: CNet

A surreal image from the International Space Station shows the full moon suspended above clouds highlighted by the setting sun.
Source: CNet

Microsoft is starting its rollout of tap-to-pay to certain U.S.-based Windows Insiders; general availability in the U.S. is ‘later this Summer.’
Source: Microsoft

The streaming-music service spins up a comedy station along with a comedy mixtape curated by Gabriel Iglesias.
Source: CNet

Over the past year, Microsoft has seen customers use Linux in a third of its Azure virtual machines, up from 25 percent.
Source: Microsoft

Is it a kraken? Nessie’s cousin? Something much more mundane? We try to make sense of an unusual object seen on Google Earth.
Source: CNet

Adding Uber could move the suit against the company’s CEO toward arbitration, a desirable outcome for the ride-hailing company.
Source: CNet

Registration opens today for Apple’s 2016 Summer Camp program, where kids will be able to make movies, create stories and play around with Sphero, the adorable rolling robot.
Source: CNet

The tech giant must pay millions in damages following the settlement of a lawsuit that charged it with colluding to set the prices of e-books.
Source: CNet

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