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At waste management company Recology San Francisco, artists turn recycled trash into treasures. Source: CNet
Read MoreAt waste management company Recology San Francisco, artists turn recycled trash into treasures. Source: CNet
Read MoreAt Google’s developer conference, the search giant matched and surpassed all of the Echo’s recent upgrades. Source: CNet
Read MoreLens received one of the biggest reactions at I/O, and we hope it lives up to the hype. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe social media giant provided misleading information during its 2014 merger with WhatsApp, the European Commission said. Source: CNet
Read MoreThis week Luke and Dan spend a lot of time talking about the bizarre intersection of tech and fast food. Mostly it makes them hungry. Source: CNet
Read MoreRemember Geralt of Rivia? He’s back! In the world of Netflix. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe satellite radio giant has restarted talks about a potential bid for the beleaguered streaming service, the New York Post reports. Source: CNet
Read MoreActor Jim Parsons offers up a “Wonder Years”-style narration over the new comedy, which shows his character’s childhood. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: New research suggests that religion is an instinct and science opens you up to non-instinctive possibilities. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe virtual assistant will let you make peer-to-peer payments through voice command. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe robots are currently in testing by a food-delivery service in two San Francisco neighborhoods. Source: CNet
Read MoreGoogle brings Assistant over to iOS with all its powerful features. Sorry, Siri. Source: CNet
Read MoreAt the CBS Upfronts Wednesday, we got our first look at the humans (and aliens!) starring in the newest Star Trek entry. Source: CNet
Read MoreA technology called progressive web apps is making websites less pokey on your phone. It’s proving its worth with Twitter and Lancôme. Source: CNet
Read MoreThough Google unveiled a bunch of new services and features at its developers conference, we still wanted more. Source: CNet
Read MoreAdylkuzz impact and prevalence is much lower than WannaCry Background Image on Blogs "Quilted" Page: commandcenter.jpg Publish to Facebook: No Twitter Card Style: summary There have been reports of another threat, known as Adylkuzz, leveraging MS17-010 to propagate to vulnerable machines. read more Source: Symantec
Read MoreAdylkuzz impact and prevalence is much lower than WannaCry Background Image on Blogs "Quilted" Page: commandcenter.jpg Publish to Facebook: No Twitter Card Style: summary There have been reports of another threat, known as Adylkuzz, leveraging MS17-010 to propagate to vulnerable machines. read more Source: Symantec
Read MoreGoogle just opened up its Instant Apps feature to every developer. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe new partnership lets you earn miles when you use the ride-hailing service. Source: CNet
Read MoreAt its annual developers conference, Google highlighted how its machine learning and AI technologies informed improvements across all its platforms. In other words, Google Assistant just got a lot smarter and more useful. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe search giant’s mobile software runs on 2 billion devices. Its next job: Getting those devices on the latest version — and trying to reach a billion more. Source: CNet
Read MoreWe’ve reached AI inception, but Google CEO Sundar Pichai still wants to “go deeper.” Source: CNet
Read MoreDaydream support will also be on LG phones this summer. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe new feature for big-screen YouTube apps, coming first to Android TV, lets you pan around 360 videos using the TV remote or a game controller. Source: CNet
Read MoreBy adding transactions to its digital helper, Google is opening up the possibility of ordering items through voice conversations. Source: CNet
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