[Ars Technica] The next Halo game will require no less than a 130-inch, 4K arcade cabinet

[Ars Technica] All of Mugshots.com’s alleged co-owners arrested on extortion charges

[TechCrunch] LocationSmart didn’t just sell mobile phone locations, it leaked them

[TechCrunch] House committee accepts amendment to uphold ZTE ban

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[Ars Technica] Website leaked real-time location of most US cell phones to almost anyone

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[PCWorld] The Full Nerd episode 52: Corsair's monster case, Z390 revealed, Coffee Lake H vs. Kaby Lake G

[TechCrunch] PayPal confirms that it is buying payments startup iZettle for $2.2B in an all-cash deal

[TechCrunch] Amazon picks up Nazi-hunting series produced by Jordan Peele

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[TechCrunch] Selected’s recruiting platform matches teachers with schools they’ll love

[Ars Technica] Black Ops 4 ditches single-player campaign, adds battle royale mode

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[TechCrunch] First speaker announcements for The Next Stage at Disrupt SF (Sept. 5-7)

[Ars Technica] As the Web moves toward HTTPS by default, Chrome will remove “secure” indicator

[TechCrunch] Rackspace acquires Salesforce specialist RelationEdge

[TechCrunch] Augmented reality display maker DigiLens nabs $25 million

[TechCrunch] Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Controller is an inspiring example of inclusive design

[Ars Technica] Dealmaster: Get a 15-inch Asus laptop with an 8th-gen Core i5 for $479

[Ars Technica] Energy jobs reports say solar dominates coal, but wind is the real winner

[TechRadar World] Hyperloop release date news and rumors

[TechCrunch] Boston startups may see some fresh checks as Underscore VC closes on its second fund

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[Ars Technica] ISPs and Ajit Pai are really sad about Senate’s vote for net neutrality

[TechRadar Computing] LG's 4K Mac monitor is at its cheapest price yet today only

[PCWorld] 4 reasons why YouTube Premium will beat Apple Music (and 4 reasons why it won't)

[PCWorld] Spigen's R12S Bluetooth Speaker is a downright steal at $10 today

[PCWorld] State of Decay 2 review: A surprisingly addictive fight to survive zombies (and bugs)

[TechRadar Computing] Intel Cannon Lake is official with first 10nm mobile processor listing

[Ars Technica] New YouTube Music Premium costs $9.99 monthly, add $2 to get all Red perks

[PCWorld] Save Hundreds On The Complete Cisco Network Certification Training Bundle ($59)

[Ars Technica] New study quantifies bitcoin’s ludicrous energy consumption

[PCWorld] Newegg bundles AMD's Ryzen 5 2600 with a 120GB SSD for less than the cost of the CPU

[TechCrunch] Sprinklr hires former fed CIO Vivek Kundra as COO

[PCWorld] Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller helps players with disabilities game more comfortably

[TechRadar Computing] Banish Wi-Fi blackspots in your home with the devolo dLAN 1200+ WiFi ac kit

[Ars Technica] Deadpool 2 review: Not better, but still enough bloody fun for series fans

[TechCrunch] Brexit-related concerns remain key for UK tech, says UK gov report

[PCWorld] MultCloud review: Syncing multiple online storage services for free

[TechCrunch] Zuckerberg will meet with European parliament in private next week

[Ars Technica] Alphabet’s Verily has a “smart diaper“ design that distinguishes pee from poo

[PCWorld] X-Fi Sonic Carrier review: Home theater of the absurd

[PCWorld] HP Spectre x360 15 review: With Kaby Lake-G, this laptop can do almost anything

[TechCrunch] Monzo, the U.K. challenger bank, finally rolls out Apple Pay

[TechCrunch] Jirnexu pulls in $11M for its financial comparison service in Southeast Asia

[Ars Technica] Senators to DOJ: Reveal your secret paragraph-long explanation of stingrays

[TechCrunch] Bossa Studios launches Worlds Adrift, the first game built on Improbable’s SpatialOS

[TechCrunch] Pick up some moving insights into the future of mobility with Gett chief executive Dave Waiser in Tel Aviv

[TechCrunch] YouTube revamps its Red subscription service to offer standalone music streaming

[Ars Technica] In the lab with Xbox’s new Adaptive Controller, which may change gaming forever

[PCWorld] Details on AT&T's newly revamped streaming TV service

[Ars Technica] Intel makes its first 10nm Cannon Lake chips official

[TechRadar World] Google under investigation in Australia for large scale Android data harvesting

[TechCrunch] Pluralsight prices its IPO at $15 per share, raising over $300M

[TechCrunch] I’m in love with Astell&Kern’s crooked, beautiful, ridiculously expensive MP3 player

[Ars Technica] It has been a bad week for encrypted messaging and it’s only Wednesday

[TechCrunch] Former YouTube exec unveils Next 10 Ventures, a $50M fund to back online creators

[Ars Technica] You’ve heard of invasive ants, but what about kidnapper ants?

[TechCrunch] Google acquires Cask Data to beef up its tools for building and running big data analytics

[TechCrunch] This jolly little robot gets goosebumps

[TechCrunch] Bannon and Cambridge Analytica planned suppression of black voters, whistleblower tells Senate

[TechCrunch] How ZTE became the focal point of US/China relations

[Ars Technica] Bipartisan pair of senators blast plan to end space station in seven years

[Ars Technica] Company used by police, prisons to find any mobile device breached (again)

[TechRadar World] You can back this foldable E Ink typewriter on Kickstarter right now

[Ars Technica] The revamped Google News app is now available on iPhones and iPads

[PCWorld] Samsung Notebook 9 Pen review: Samsung's note-taking PC can't quite justify its price

[Ars Technica] An 800-year-old label may rewrite the history of a Java Sea shipwreck

[Ars Technica] Senate votes to overturn Ajit Pai’s net neutrality repeal

[PCWorld] Intel finally reveals its first 10nm Cannon Lake chip: A Core i3 for notebooks

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[PCWorld] How to stream YouTube to your TV: 6 tips for enjoying videos in your living room

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[Ars Technica] Tesla’s new battery in Belgium shows value is in dispatch speed

[Ars Technica] Forget scanning license plates; cops will soon ID you via your roof rack

[PCWorld] The OnePlus 6 is an iPhone X clone—notch, glass, and all—for nearly half the price

[Ars Technica] Researchers claim to have transferred a memory between two sea slugs

[PCWorld] Abode home security starter kit (2018) review: This solid, if basic, security system gets a modest upgrade

[Ars Technica] Trump eliminates national cyber-coordinator job, gives Bolton keys to the cybers

[PCWorld] Dell's G Series laptops are priced for every gamer

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[Ars Technica] Hands-on with the OnePlus 6: An all-glass, notched smartphone for $529

[Ars Technica] Destiny 2: Warmind review: Everything old is new(ish) again

[PCWorld] Seagate's massive 8TB external drive is just $140 this week

[PCWorld] MSI's Mech 2 graphics cards give AMD another Radeon-exclusive brand

[Ars Technica] Report: Microsoft is going to try to make a cheap Surface tablet… again

[Ars Technica] Google Chrome no longer breaks Web games, but the fix won’t last

[TechCrunch] Alexa developers get 8 free voices to use in skills, courtesy of Amazon Polly

[Ars Technica] Amazon Prime members to get new discounts at Whole Foods

[TechCrunch] Circle raises $110 million (or 13,300 BTC)

[TechRadar Computing] Microsoft’s iPad killer? Budget Surface tablet said to be in the works

[PCWorld] Microsoft may release a tiny $400 Surface tablet to challenge the iPad

[TechCrunch] Gear for getting better at your side gig

[TechCrunch] To make Stories global, Facebook adds Archive and audio posts

[TechCrunch] Senate votes today on rollback of net neutrality rollback

[PCWorld] You can get a 1TB SanDisk Ultra II SSD for $200 using this code

[Ars Technica] FDA to start naming names of pharma companies blocking cheaper generics

[TechCrunch] Parsable secures $40M investment to bring digital to industrial workers

[TechRadar World] Jabra and Innova partner to launch Biz 1100 headset range, e-commerce portal

[TechCrunch] PicoBrew’s new machine does everything from kombucha to craft beer

[TechCrunch] Gfycat starts rolling out 360 degree GIF content

[TechCrunch] Quip raises $10 million for electric toothbrushes and dental care

[TechRadar Computing] Stalker 2 creeps back into development with a release date of 2021

[TechCrunch] Lemonade wants to rewrite the insurance policy itself

[TechCrunch] Tencent profit jumps 61% to $3.7B as its mobile gaming business surges

[Ars Technica] Porsche’s Panamera 4 E-Hybrid Sport Turismo is a heck of a hybrid

[TechRadar World] Yanny or Laurel? What the sonic trick says about your ears (and speakers)

[PCWorld] What to expect with Microsoft's Windows 10 'Redstone 5' release this fall

[PCWorld] EVGA's powerful SC15 gaming laptop is loaded with enthusiast features and $900 off

[TechCrunch] One week left to get a free ticket for TC Hackathon at VivaTech

[TechCrunch] Dialpad gets AI injection with TalkIQ acquisition

[PCWorld] illy Y5 Espresso & Coffee Machine review: Knockout looks, poor performance

[PCWorld] Kingston A1000 SSD review: A budget M.2 NVMe beaten at its own game by better drives

[TechCrunch] Dashdash, a platform to create web apps using only spreadsheet skills, nabs $8M led by Accel

[TechCrunch] Oxford-based MeVitae wants to scale the hiring process and remove unconscious bias

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[TechCrunch] Index and Atomico back Teatime Games, a stealthy new startup from QuizUp founders

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[TechCrunch] Hear from the executives of Innoviz and Oryx Vision about the eyes and ears of the new automobile in Tel Aviv

[TechCrunch] China’s Didi pares back ‘hitchhiking’ car service following passenger murder

[TechCrunch] Aircall raises another $29 million

[TechCrunch] The new AI-powered Google News app is now available for iOS

[TechCrunch] Roku suffers major outage affecting Netflix, YouTube and other channels

[TechCrunch] Mercari, Japan’s first unicorn, files to raise $1.1B in Tokyo IPO

[TechCrunch] Amazon Prime members now get 10% off sale items at Whole Foods, plus other weekly discounts

[TechRadar World] Digital driver's licences are finally coming to NSW

[TechCrunch] Watch a laser-powered RoboFly flap its tiny wings

[Ars Technica] Ex-CIA employee ID’d but not charged in Vault 7 leak of hacking tools

[TechCrunch] White House sheds cyber coordinator role

[TechCrunch] Yes, HTC is working on a ‘blockchain phone’

[Ars Technica] Microsoft blocks Windows 10 April 2018 update to some Intel SSDs

[PCWorld] How to change the Google Assistant voice

[Ars Technica] Greenland ice cores track Roman lead pollution in year-by-year detail

[Ars Technica] Man who claims he created bitcoin committed perjury, lawsuit says

[Ars Technica] Here’s why people are eating an ingredient in face creams—and why they shouldn’t

[Ars Technica] Dealmaster: Spend $150 on eBay and get a Google Home Mini thrown in for free

[Ars Technica] Amid the hype and vaporware, we’re bringing clarity to the launch industry

[Ars Technica] Comcast charges $90 install fee at homes that already have Comcast installed

[Ars Technica] Forget carbon fiber—we can now make carbon nanotube fibers

[TechRadar World] Top 10 best business laptops in 2018: top laptops for work

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[Ars Technica] Surface Hub 2 coming in 2019, looks amazing

[Ars Technica] John Carmack recalls “frustrating” arguments with Apple’s Steve Jobs

[PCWorld] Google One is the value-driven online storage locker I want iCloud to be

[PCWorld] Intel 8th-gen motherboards explained: Z390 vs. Z370 vs. H370 vs. B360 vs. H310

[TechRadar Computing] Surface Hub 2 puts a cool new spin on Microsoft’s digital whiteboard

[PCWorld] Flash drives, SD cards, and external hard drives are cheap in Amazon's one-day SanDisk sale

[TechCrunch] Founders Embassy equity-free accelerator aims to unlock the Valley for internationals

[TechRadar Computing] The best Linux distros of 2018

[TechCrunch] Tim Cook told Trump China tariffs were the wrong move

[TechCrunch] Instagram has an unlaunched “time spent” Usage Insights dashboard

[TechCrunch] Target’s next-day delivery service, Target Restock, launches nationwide with lower fees

[TechCrunch] Instacart names David Hahn as new Chief Product Officer

[TechCrunch] Vesper’s new microphone technology attracts millions from the biggest names in sound technology

[Ars Technica] A dozen Google employees quit over military drone project

[TechCrunch] Lerer Hippeau raises a new $122M fund, plus $60M for follow-on investments

[TechCrunch] Genoox raises $6M to help physicians better diagnose patients with genomic data

[TechCrunch] BrainQ raises $5.3M to treat neurological disorders with the help of AI

[Ars Technica] Hurricane season begins in two weeks, but hype season is in full swing

[TechCrunch] Minute Media nabs $17M to expand its user-generated sports media platform

[PCWorld] Today only, get an 8GB Radeon RX 580 under $300 for the first time in a long time

[Ars Technica] Uber ends mandatory arbitration in sexual assault, harassment cases

[TechCrunch] Coinbase goes after Wall Street with new services for institutional investors

[TechCrunch] Prisma raises $4.5M seed round led by Kleiner Perkins

[TechCrunch] FileMaker 17 launches with a renewed focus on the basics

[TechCrunch] Adobe now offers a free starter plan for its XD design tool

[PCWorld] Microsoft's Surface Hub 2 is a Teams-powered giant tablet that creates its own video wall

[TechCrunch] Uber ends policy of forced arbitration for individual sexual assault claims

[Ars Technica] Germany’s Typhoon problem: Only four fighters can be made combat ready

[TechCrunch] Only 48 hours left to get early bird tickets for TC Tel Aviv

[TechCrunch] Veridium Labs teams with IBM and Stellar on carbon credit blockchain

[PCWorld] Logitech MK540 Advanced wireless keyboard and mouse review: Snappy typing, no noise

[Ars Technica] Supreme Court declines to hear “podcasting patent” case, handing win to EFF

[PCWorld] Aurvana Trio in-ear-headphone review: These balanced-armature headphones are a solid sonic value

[TechRadar World] Xiaomi has discounted the Mi Band 2, Mi Car Charger and the Mi Router 3C

[TechRadar Computing] Doom creator: Steve Jobs could talk confidently about things he was just wrong about

[Ars Technica] Plimsoll Gear, which sells T-shirts with icon, threatens trademark lawsuit

[TechCrunch] Beth Seidenberg of Kleiner Perkins is said to be leaving to start her own fund

[TechCrunch] AnyDesk scores €6.5M for its remote desktop software

[TechRadar Computing] The best gaming keyboards in India for April 2018

[TechRadar Computing] StackPath and Server Density announce merger

[TechCrunch] Facebook launches Youth Portal to educate teens on the platform, how their data is being used

[TechCrunch] Facebook adds option to report conversations in Messenger following widespread criticism

[TechCrunch] ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ raises another $8.4 million

[TechCrunch] Seattle passes new tax on large companies despite Amazon’s howls of protest

[TechCrunch] Anyone could download Cambridge researchers’ 4-million-user Facebook data set for years

[Ars Technica] Smart Compose and offline mode have arrived in Gmail

[TechCrunch] This functional pinball machine is built entirely of LEGO

[TechRadar World] How 21-year-old data revealed the possibility of life on one of Jupiter's icy moons

[TechCrunch] Embark CEO says autonomous driving is the only way we’ll get to zero fatalities

[PCWorld] The cord-cutter's guide to watching the NBA playoffs

[TechCrunch] Netflix exec says 85 percent of new spending will go towards original content

[Ars Technica] GPU-equipped Ryzen Pros give AMD what it needs to conquer the corporate desktop

[PCWorld] Intel's Loihi roadmap calls for its brain chips to be as 'smart' as a mouse by 2019

[TechCrunch] Hospitals can save billions by improving operational efficiencies; Qventus just raised millions to help

[Ars Technica] Cliff Bleszinski’s Boss Key Productions shuts down after three years

[TechCrunch] The 8 features Amazon and Google must add to the Echo and Home

[TechCrunch] Lost in Space is coming back for a second season

[PCWorld] The new Google One storage subscription wants to pamper paid users with services and deals

[Ars Technica] “Like stealing candy from a baby,” arrested teen says of his phishing efforts

[TechCrunch] Apple’s self-driving car fleet grows to 55 in California

[Ars Technica] Homo naledi’s brain: Like ours, but smaller

[TechRadar World] Best toys 2018: smart toys for kids of all ages

[PCWorld] Cliff Bleszinski's Boss Key studio is closing, but Radical Heights servers will live for near future

[TechCrunch] Google and Levi’s ‘connected’ jacket will let you know when your Uber is here

[TechCrunch] You can now try Smart Compose in the new Gmail

[TechCrunch] NES Classic loaded with classic manga games raises hopes for other special editions

[TechCrunch] Tinder’s upcoming location-based feature seems a bit creepy

[PCWorld] Best smart thermostat: Reviews and buying advice

[TechCrunch] Say hello to Google One

[Ars Technica] Download and play these Xbox Games Pass titles while you still can

[TechCrunch] A free web tool can predict your hair, skin, and eye color from DNA data

[TechCrunch] AWS introduces 1-click Lambda functions app for IoT

[TechCrunch] Supreme Court allows states to legalize sports betting, opening floodgates for online gambling profits

[PCWorld] Intel Z390 chipset specs revealed: Meet Coffee Lake's new high-end motherboards

[TechCrunch] Didi Chuxing can now test self-driving cars in California

[PCWorld] The Anker charger that brings Amazon's Alexa into your car has never been cheaper

[Ars Technica] Lenovo teases a new flagship smartphone with the ultimate all-screen design

[TechCrunch] Apple’s App Store redesign improved app discovery, report finds

[Ars Technica] Defying Republicans, Senate Democrats schedule vote to save net neutrality

[TechCrunch] Exploit puts popular web and mobile apps at risk

[Ars Technica] A year ago, the NES Classic flew off the shelves—now it’s coming back

[PCWorld] The HP Envy 17 is selling speed, thanks to Intel Optane memory and Nvidia graphics

[TechCrunch] GraphPath plans to combine Knowledge Graphs with the blockchain

[Ars Technica] Yes, Europa really is sending plumes of water into space

[PCWorld] Bethesda's Rage 2 reveal trailer gives off a strong Max Mad: Fury Road vibe

[TechRadar Computing] HP’s latest all-in-one desktop is the first to feature Alexa

[Ars Technica] Trump vows to reopen smartphone giant ZTE to save Chinese jobs

[PCWorld] Upgrade to HD with the mega-popular Logitech C920 webcam for only $50 today

[TechCrunch] TiVo adds Alexa voice control to its DVRs

[TechRadar Computing] HP's new Elitebooks bring even more computing power to your workplace

[TechCrunch] Xage introduces fingerprinting to protect industrial IoT devices

[Ars Technica] Decade-old Efail attack can decrypt previously obtained encrypted e-mails

[TechCrunch] Uber lets you rate mid-ride before you forget feedback

[PCWorld] The HP Envy 13 squeezes quad-core power into a thin chassis and keeps its cool

[PCWorld] The 500GB Samsung 860 EVO, our favorite SSD, is on sale for its lowest price yet

[TechCrunch] Ripple is going after startups to build an ecosystem around the XRP cryptocurrency

[Ars Technica] Android P Preview 2 hands on—New recent apps, awful gesture nav, and more!

[TechCrunch] Review: $749 Boosted Mini S electric skateboard nails it

[PCWorld] The Anker charger that brings Amazon's Alexa into your car has never been cheaper

[TechCrunch] Favstar says it will shut down June 19 as a result of Twitter’s API changes for data streams

[Ars Technica] New HP all-in-one houses Alexa, provides power with wireless charging base

[PCWorld] HP’s Envy x360 15 lets you choose between Intel and AMD

[PCWorld] Nest Temperature Sensor review: An easy recommendation for Nest thermostat owners

[PCWorld] Wi-Fi Alliance’s Wi-Fi EasyMesh certification aims to standardize mesh networks

[PCWorld] HP’s Envy x360 13 goes all in on Ryzen

[TechCrunch] Nintendo’s NES Classic will return to U.S. retail stores on June 29

[TechCrunch] Facebook suspends ~200 suspicious apps out of “thousands” reviewed so far

[TechCrunch] Three days left to save on tickets to TechCrunch Tel Aviv

[TechCrunch] Lenovo teases a slick, all-screen smartphone that doesn’t have a notch

[Ars Technica] How long can a neutron survive outside an atom?

[Ars Technica] Jails are replacing in-person visits with video-calling services—they’re awful

[TechRadar World] Xiaomi Mi Selfie Stick Tripod, Mi Bluetooth Audio Receiver now available in India

[PCWorld] The Google privacy conundrum: Why locking down your data is a hard choice

[TechRadar World] MIT's self-driving car can find its own way on country lanes

[TechRadar Computing] HSBC makes major blockchain breakthrough

[TechCrunch] Researchers warn of critical flaw affecting PGP and S/MIME

[TechCrunch] Hear Liad Itzhak from Here and Oren Shoval of Via tackle autonomy and mobility as a service in Tel Aviv

[Ars Technica] Critical PGP and S/MIME bugs can reveal encrypted e-mails. Uninstall now

[TechCrunch] Southeast Asia’s Carro raises $60M for its automotive classifieds and car financing service

[TechCrunch] Southeast Asia-based mobile listings startup Carousell raises $85M

[TechCrunch] Walmart’s deal to buy Flipkart came with an interesting caveat

[TechCrunch] Here are all the robots we saw at TC Sessions: Robotics

[TechCrunch] Broadening education investments to full-stack solutions

[TechCrunch] Whitney Wolfe Herd doesn’t care what she’s supposed to do

[Ars Technica] In February, no fossil fuels-based generation was added to US grid

[TechCrunch] Nike debuts its most ambitious SNKRS stash drop for the Championship Tour featuring Kendrick Lamar and SZA

[Ars Technica] Plan to make fuel from weapons-grade plutonium oxides dead on arrival

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[TechCrunch] The UK and USA need to extend their “special relationship” to technology development

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[TechCrunch] President Trump says he’s working to give ZTE a reprieve

[Ars Technica] Nintendo Labo tests, part one: Robot Kit’s cardboard stomps are fun but shallow

[Ars Technica] YouTube’s Karate Kid sequel, Cobra Kai, shouldn’t work—yet it does

[Ars Technica] Inbox zero and the search for the perfect email client

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[Ars Technica] Tesla’s “primary technical contact” with the feds just left for Waymo

[TechRadar Computing] Apple now faces a class action lawsuit over failing MacBook Pro keyboards

[TechCrunch] Starting a robotics company out of school? Not so fast, suggest investors

[TechCrunch] Adobe CTO leads company’s broad AI bet

[TechCrunch] These schools graduate the most funded startup CEOs

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[TechCrunch] Apple hit with lawsuit over the “completely reinvented” Macbook keyboard it rolled out back in 2015

[TechCrunch] What do AI and blockchain mean for the rule of law?

[Ars Technica] Cryptocurrency has been great for GPU makers—that might change soon

[TechRadar Computing] Flickering screen on your Surface Pro 4? Microsoft will give you a replacement

[TechCrunch] ConsenSys Ventures invests in six companies and launches its Accelerator

[Ars Technica] How a “location API” allows cops to figure out where we all are in real-time

[Ars Technica] Check out this surreal chat with Theranos investor who says he’s “thrilled”

[Ars Technica] Dealmaster: TCL’s new Roku TVs are here, so the old one is down to $500 today

[TechCrunch] Munchery shuts down operations in LA, New York and Seattle

[Ars Technica] Syfy has canceled The Expanse, but its producers want to find it a new home

[TechCrunch] Ring’s doorbell cam allowed video access after its password was changed

[TechRadar Computing] Best 2-in-1 laptop 2018: the best convertible laptops ranked

[TechCrunch] Android co-creator isn’t sure whether robots will adopt a single platform

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[Ars Technica] After “crazy hard” development, SpaceX’s Block 5 rocket has taken flight

[TechCrunch] HubSpot adds customer service tools to its marketing platform

[TechRadar World] Now Google’s AI can navigate labyrinths faster than humans

[Ars Technica] Microsoft can’t fix “flickergate” Surface Pro 4s with software, so it’s replacing them

[TechCrunch] Update: Bird buys more scooters

[TechCrunch] First launch of SpaceX’s revamped Falcon 9 carries Bangladesh’s space ambitions

[Ars Technica] Here’s what’s going on with Hawaii’s erupting volcano

[PCWorld] How to turn on Gmail's Smart Compose and let Google AI write your emails

[TechCrunch] Boston Dynamics will start selling its dog-like SpotMini robot in 2019

[TechCrunch] Deep learning with synthetic data will democratize the tech industry

[TechCrunch] Google Clips gets better at capturing candids of hugs and kisses (which is not creepy, right?)

[Ars Technica] Formula 1 finally launched its livestream—and it was a total mess

[TechRadar World] Facebook is reportedly looking into making its own cryptocurrency

[Ars Technica] How Epic’s Fortnite rose from the ashes of Paragon’s failure

[PCWorld] This week in games: E3 rumors start springing forth, EA doubles down on loot boxes

[Ars Technica] Tracing how horse domestication turned the Eurasian Steppe into a highway

[TechRadar Computing] Computex 2018: what to expect from the world's biggest computer show

[TechRadar Computing] Best gaming PC 2018: 10 of the top gaming desktops you can buy

[TechCrunch] Hollywood producer plans to incentivize content viewers with tokens

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[Ars Technica] Stem cell clinics that blinded women and used smallpox vaccine go to war with feds

[PCWorld] Android P’s notification shade is so good Apple should just copy the whole damn thing in iOS 12

[TechCrunch] YouTube rolls out new tools to help you stop watching

[PCWorld] Microsoft lets you gift digital PC games now, but the Xbox experience still sucks on computers

[TechCrunch] Wes Blackwell joins Scout Ventures to invest in early-stage, veteran-led startups

[Ars Technica] Watch live: The Block 5 version of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket tries to fly

[Ars Technica] Genghis Khan’s Mongol horde probably had rampant Hepatitis B

[TechCrunch] Cleveland offered $120 million in freebies lure Amazon to the city

[Ars Technica] AT&T says hiring Trump lawyer was “big mistake,” forces top lobbyist out

[TechCrunch] VC firm SparkLabs launches a security token to let anyone invest in its accelerator programs

[TechCrunch] Capital One acquires digital identity and fraud alert startup Confyrm

[TechCrunch] There’s an access code for Visible in its online ad

[Ars Technica] Here’s what Elon Musk’s tunnel in LA looks like [Updated]

[TechRadar Computing] For start-up e-commerce sites, VPS beat shared hosting

[TechCrunch] Why Snapchat’s re-redesign will fail and how to fix it

[PCWorld] Corsair's Obsidian 1000D case is a luxurious dual-system monster with room for 18 fans

[PCWorld] Amazon's most popular Fire tablet is on sale for $40

[TechCrunch] This three-axis tourbillon movement is a 3D printed marvel

[TechCrunch] ConsenSys, Enigma, Monaco, EximChain and Benetech join TechCrunch’s blockchain event

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[Ars Technica] Remediating Fukushima—“When everything goes to hell, you go back to basics”

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[Ars Technica] AI trained to navigate develops brain-like location tracking

[PCWorld] MSI GS65 Stealth Thin 8RE review: Stylish enough for work and powerful enough for play

[TechCrunch] China’s Didi Chuxing suspends carpooling service following murder of a passenger

[PCWorld] How Assistant could help Google take over your living room

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[PCWorld] Swann Smart Home Alarm System (model SSH-KIT01) review: This budget security system is short on capabilities.

[TechCrunch] Silver Lake makes a $3B offer to buy property portal Zoopla, the Zillow of the UK

[TechRadar World] Running robots are here, and I'm terrified

[Ars Technica] Report: Bitcoin money laundering suspect spared from prison poison plot

[TechRadar World] Relax: Google Duplex will identify itself when making a call

[TechRadar World] Elon Musk’s subterranean LA tunnel is almost ready – and he’s offering free rides

[TechCrunch] LightTag is a text annotation platform for data scientists creating AI training data

[TechRadar World] Reliance Jio announces Rs 199 postaid plan with zero touch service experience

[TechRadar World] Apple’s environmental initiatives: just how green is the big fruit of tech?

[TechCrunch] Xiaomi is bringing its smart home devices to the US — but still no phones yet

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[TechCrunch] FCC slaps robocaller with record $120M fine, but it’s like ’emptying the ocean with a teaspoon’

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