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Seattle startup Xnor unveils a 100% solar-powered prototype AI camera with 320×320 resolution, an FPGA chip, and an object recognition algorithm loaded on board (James Vincent/The Verge)

James Vincent / The Verge: Seattle startup Xnor unveils a 100% solar-powered prototype AI camera with 320×320 resolution, an FPGA chip, and an object recognition algorithm loaded on board  —  Stick it in sunlight and it can transmit data pretty much indefinitely  —  A big trend in AI is the transition from cloud to edge

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Leaked images of the V50 ThinQ, LG's first 5G phone, show similar design to V40 with triple camera system and rear fingerprint sensor, likely launch on Feb. 24 (Bogdan Petrovan/Android Authority)

Bogdan Petrovan / Android Authority: Leaked images of the V50 ThinQ, LG’s first 5G phone, show similar design to V40 with triple camera system and rear fingerprint sensor, likely launch on Feb. 24  —  We’ve known for a while that LG would reveal a 5G phone in early 2019, just like every other OEM apparently.

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Kids YouTube star Blippi on how he abused DMCA takedown requests to keep Harlem Shake Poop, an embarrassing viral video he starred in 2013, hidden on the web (Jason Koebler/Motherboard)

Jason Koebler / Motherboard: Kids YouTube star Blippi on how he abused DMCA takedown requests to keep Harlem Shake Poop, an embarrassing viral video he starred in 2013, hidden on the web  —  Someone claiming to represent Blippi filed DMCA copyright takedown requests to Google in order to get an embarrassing viral video hidden. Kids

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The Magnetic Rubik’s Cube

Ernő Rubik has much to answer for when it comes to the legacy of his namesake cube. It has both enthralled and tormented generations, allowing some to grandstand in the playground while others are forced to admit defeat in the face of a seemingly intractable puzzle. It just so happens that [Tom Parker] has been

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While some artists whose music is used in TikTok videos are compensated through their labels' sales of blanket licenses, others forgo payment for exposure (Duncan Cooper/Pitchfork)

Duncan Cooper / Pitchfork: While some artists whose music is used in TikTok videos are compensated through their labels’ sales of blanket licenses, others forgo payment for exposure  —  The company behind lip-sync app TikTok is reportedly worth three times as much as Spotify, but the artists whose music powers the platform are seeing very

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An account of the rise and untimely death of Vine and HQ Trivia cofounder Colin Kroll, based on interviews with and documents from friends, police, and others (Wall Street Journal)

Wall Street Journal: An account of the rise and untimely death of Vine and HQ Trivia cofounder Colin Kroll, based on interviews with and documents from friends, police, and others  —  Self-taught coder Colin Kroll shot to startup fame, allowing him to live life in a fast lane  —  Colin Kroll, a college dropout …

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Interview with GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon on medical fundraisers, some campaigns becoming highly politicized, fighting scams, and more (Dave Lee/BBC)

Dave Lee / BBC: Interview with GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon on medical fundraisers, some campaigns becoming highly politicized, fighting scams, and more  —  Kelsey Colker is less than a year old but she’s already spent more time in hospital than most of us will in our lifetime. Interview with GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon on medical

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Report: 17K Android apps, some with 100M+ installs, collect info that can be used to create a permanent record of user's activity on the device for ad targeting (Laura Hautala/CNET)

Laura Hautala / CNET: Report: 17K Android apps, some with 100M+ installs, collect info that can be used to create a permanent record of user’s activity on the device for ad targeting  —  Some apps may track your activity over time, even when you tell them to forget the past.  And there’s nothing you can

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Records obtained via FOIA requests and interviews with local officials reveal the unusual lengths Google goes to keep its data center construction plans secret (Elizabeth Dwoskin/Washington Post)

Elizabeth Dwoskin / Washington Post: Records obtained via FOIA requests and interviews with local officials reveal the unusual lengths Google goes to keep its data center construction plans secret  —  Last May, officials in Midlothian, Tex., a city near Dallas, approved more than $10 million in tax breaks for a huge … Records obtained via

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US Government Accountability Office issues a report that calls on Congress to consider developing comprehensive legislation on internet privacy (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)

Catalin Cimpanu / ZDNet: US Government Accountability Office issues a report that calls on Congress to consider developing comprehensive legislation on internet privacy  —  Government officials, academia, and advocacy groups say it’s time for the US to get its own GDPR-type law.  —  An independent report authored … US Government Accountability Office issues a report

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New research shows bees can do math

The humble honeybee can use symbols to perform basic maths including addition and subtraction, shows new research published today in the journal Science Advances. Despite having a brain containing less than one million neurons, the honeybee has recently shown it can manage complex problems – like understanding the concept of zero. Honeybees are a high

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Facebook engineers on how they developed intelligent video framing for Portal devices by combining computer vision tech with expertise of Hollywood filmmakers (Mark Sullivan/Fast Company)

Mark Sullivan / Fast Company: Facebook engineers on how they developed intelligent video framing for Portal devices by combining computer vision tech with expertise of Hollywood filmmakers  —  Facebook’s Portal home camera has its drawbacks-privacy concerns not least among them-but it does have one undeniably cool feature … Facebook engineers on how they developed intelligent

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