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- Man Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Charlotte Protester
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- Google launches its Daydream VR development tools out of beta
Google’s VR platform Daydream is now ready for developers’ full attention, thanks to the release of the new Google VR SDK, which exited from beta today. The kit will allow developers to build VR experiences for Daydream-ready phones and headsets, the company says, and now supports integration with ... - AutoMobility LA announces its top 10 startups
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- Google open sources image captioning model in TensorFlow
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- Stick a Raspberry Pi into a Nintendo cartridge for some retro DIY fun
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- Yahoo confirms state-sponsored attacker stole personal data of “at least” 500 million users
- Instacart raises guaranteed delivery payout rates, removing tipping option
- Scientists get us a step closer to graphene implants
Oh graphene, you wonderful, miracle substance. The one atom-thick latticed carbon material has been proposed as a way of revolutionizing everything from upload speeds to sports equipment. And if we could find a way to implant the stuff, well, clearly we’d all become an unstoppable army of Robocops ... - Today is the last day to save £400 on Disrupt London tickets
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- Samsung says half of recalled Note 7s in the US have been exchanged – mostly for new Note 7s
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- Smart’s entire car lineup will have an electric drive option in 2017
At some point, it’ll probably be commonplace, but as of its 2017 model year, Smart will be the only big car brand that can truthfully claim to offer both an electric drive and a gas-powered option across all of its vehicle offerings. The Daimler-owned maker of pint-sized urban cars will offer an EV... - The multi-functional Balldur is a Swiss Army lamp
At its minimalist worst, the Balldur is a cool looking lamp. Smooth wood and ceramic with a bulb that would make Thomas Edison proud, the Balldur (whatever that means) feels like an artifact from a Terry Gilliam movie—and that my friends is a good thing. In some ways, it is also reminiscent of bout... - Salesforce, Google, Microsoft, Verizon are all eyeing up a Twitter bid
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- SpaceX investigation suggests helium breach caused its Falcon 9 explosion
SpaceX has a few answers about what might have caused the explosion of one of its Falcon 9 rockets on September 1. The rocket blew up while going through pre-launch prep on a landing pad, and no one was injured, but SpaceX has had some difficulty figuring out the cause, and shared very little info ... - Defunct smart jewelry startup Cuff sued by vendors for unpaid work
Cuff, the smart jewelry maker that promised a line of fashion wearables capable of sending emergency alerts to trusted family and friends, shut down earlier this year leaving a number of customer orders unfilled and vendors unpaid. Now, the company is being named in a bankruptcy suit filed by five ... - Papa, what’s a shitpost?
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- Extra early-bird ticket deadline for Disrupt London extended to Sept. 30
- It’s not McLaren Racing, but McLaren Applied Technologies, that Apple is likely lusting after
Gillmor Gang LIVE 09.23.16
This is a LIVE recording session of The Gillmor Gang – today with:
John Taschek, Frank Radice, Kevin Marks, Keith Teare, and Steve Gillmor.
Today’s LIVE recording starts at 1pmPST/4pmEST.
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Marketers say Facebook video metrics scandal is overblown
“The issue is being hugely overblown. Marketers do not care about it,
and it has zero impact on spend.” That’s the response of Jason Stein,
founder and CEO of 250-employee social marketing agency Laundry Service,
to a Wall Street Journal report strongly criticizing an error in
Facebook’s “average d...
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