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• Faraday Future files lawsuit against ex-CFO Stefan Krause – Roadshow
  The struggling EV company alleges that its former CFO illegally recruited employees and encouraged wanton theft of company secrets.
• How a boy from Belarus makes money from mining cryptocurrency
  Meet the teenager making money with a computer on his mum’s balcony
• Man's funny viral obituary has strangers dying of laughter – CNET
  He was a fan of “The Blues Brothers,” but not of the Kardashians. You probably would’ve liked Vietnam combat veteran Terry Wayne Ward.
• Bill Gates reveals his new favorite book of all time – CNET
  The world’s not all bad, we just hear more about the depressing stuff. Steven Pinker’s “Enlightenment Now” explains why.
• Robo news
  More media outlets are using automated algorithms to write news stories.
• Elon Musk's flamethrower makes $5M in sales – CNET
  Maybe The Boring Company will give up drilling and become an arms dealer.
• Genesis leaves the nest, plans for 100 new standalone dealerships – Roadshow
  Hyundai and Genesis are working to distance themselves from one another in the eyes of US consumers and a new dealer network is instrumental to that plan.
• Apple's iPhone SE sequel reportedly won't be a big revamp – CNET
  Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo does not believe Apple’s smallest iPhone will be changing much in 2018.
• 2018 Subaru WRX STI Type RA: More performance for a sport compact icon – Roadshow
  A limited edition adds power, sharper handling and aero improvements.
• Microsoft disables Spectre patch after bugs reported – CNET
  The patch addressed a critical design flaw in chips made by Intel that could let hackers access information like passwords.
• Facebook will push local stories in news feed – CNET
  It’s just the latest change CEO Mark Zuckerberg is making to the way Facebook decides what it’ll show you.
• Mazda plans to make gasoline as clean as electricity – Roadshow
  Mazda powertrain chief Mitsuo Hitomi outlines a plan to keep internal combustion relevant in the coming years.
• Facebook to promote local news in drive for 'trusted' content
  The company says an update allowing users to select community news will encourage civic engagement.
• The Galaxy S9 may one-up Face ID with this rumored feature – CNET
  Intelligent scan is a new biometric authentication feature we may see in the Samsung Galaxy S9.
• VR storytelling beguiles Sundance with new breakthroughs – CNET
  The film fest is the year’s first pitstop for virtual-reality storytellers hoping to wow the world. Here’s what impressed a key player in the field.
• Stone Age crayon points to artsy ancestors – CNET
  Modern Crayola fans are part of a surprising lineage. Archaeologists discover Mesolithic people probably liked to draw with crayons, too.
• Woz: 'I don't believe anything Elon Musk or Tesla says' – CNET
  Commentary: Speaking at the Nordic Business Forum in Sweden, the Apple co-founder sounded a touch disillusioned about Tesla and its CEO.
• Taut 'Search' uncovers internet secrets as child goes missing – CNET
  Looking for a smart, suspenseful movie dealing with the internet in a clever, funny way? Your search is over.
• Immortalize the super blue blood moon with these photo tips – CNET
  It’s a once in a lifetime lunar occurrence that can live forever in pixels, if you prepare and know what you’re doing.

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• Fitness tracker Strava lights up military base
  Deployed soldiers have been publicly sharing location information as they log their daily runs.
• New York investigates company accused of selling fake Twitter followers
  It comes after a report traces links between a company, millions of bots and various celebrities.
• Coincheck promises 46bn yen refund after cryptocurrency theft
  Tokyo-based digital currency exchange Coincheck says it will reimburse some 260,000 victims of theft.

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• Slime takes over at the toy fair
  Toy-makers respond to the popularity of slime videos on YouTube with their own slime kits.
• Best Medical Apps of the Week – January 26, 2018

  Hundreds of new apps hit the app stores every week. We’ve sorted through them to pick the best medical apps for doctors, nurses, and healthcare providers. You can find our previous picks here. And see what apps we thought were noteworthy in 2017. EBM Stats Calc The EBM Stats Calc app was created by a physician for […]

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• Apple's iPhone battery 'slowdown' to be optional
  Customers will be able to switch off a feature that deliberately slows down some older handsets.
• Google's pestering ads get 'mute' button
  People will be able to hide ads that encourage them to buy products from sites they have previously visited.
• Robot shop assistant sacked and other tech news
  Kat Hawkins looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.
• China's eight-year-long smartphone growth comes to an end
  The fall ends eight years’ growth in the world’s largest mobile phone market.
• YouTube controversies 'ruin positive posts'
  YouTube stars are calling for more focus on the positive messages shared by vloggers after the Logan Paul controversy.

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• Facebook, Google and Twitter reveal little in answers to Senate – CNET
  The internet giants, which spoke to the Senate Select Intelligence Committee late last year, gave written answers to followup questions. We read them so you don’t have to.
• 'Ingrid Goes West' hits Hulu – CNET
  The underrated dark comedy starring Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olson is just one of the new titles streaming now.
• George Soros slams Facebook and Google as a 'menace' – CNET
  In a speech at the World Economic Forum, the billionaire investor calls for “more stringent regulations” on the tech giants.
• Dell said to mull going public – again – CNET
  IPO among the strategic options the PC maker’s board will consider to raise funds, Bloomberg reports.
• Google Doodle lauds pioneering neurosurgeon Wilder Penfield – CNET
  Google celebrates 127th birthday of the man who expanded brain surgery’s methods in the treatment of epilepsy.
• Sex dolls, live models make 'virtual intercourse' feel real – CNET
  Camming site CamSoda calls itself a “virtual strip club.” Now new integrations with VR, connected toys and sex dolls will take users into the back rooms to “do it without doing it.”
• Jump-start your January with this Roadshow Giveaway! – Roadshow
  We’ve got portable jump-starters for two lucky winners’ cars! Giveaway ends Jan. 31, 2018.
• January blues
  Too little sunlight can negatively affect our mood, so can clever lighting give us a boost?
• Call for broadband consumer champion
  Citizens Advice wants the government to appoint an advocate for broadband customers to tackle poor service.
• Michelangelo the Ninja Turtle admires Michelangelo art – CNET
  Cowabunga! The comic crimefighter comes out of his shell to visit his namesake artist’s exhibit.
• Jawbone dated to earliest known modern human outside Africa – CNET
  Human history is getting a revamped timeline for venturing out of Africa as scientists investigate the secrets of a jawbone found in an Israeli cave.
• Crock-Pot serves up Twitter defense after 'This Is Us' episode – CNET
  They say all publicity is good publicity, but the social media team for the iconic slow cooker might disagree.
• School principal replies to worried mom with poop emoji – CNET
  Commentary: In Miami, it seems one educator used a very modern method to express his displeasure with a parent.
• What you need to know about emergency cellphone alerts – CNET
  How does a false alarm over an incoming missile happen? CNET breaks down how the emergency alert system works.
• UK PM Theresa May hits out again at tech giants over terrorism – CNET
  Britain’s prime minister hammers home her message to social networks in a speech at Davos, while touting the country’s place in the world of the tech.
• Ford patents an autonomous police car that can ticket you – Roadshow
  Welcome to hell, everyone.
• Facebook and Google criticised by George Soros
  The billionaire investor says the tech giants’ monopolies are a threat to democracy.
• Bill Gates trains hard to play tennis with Roger Federer – CNET
  The Microsoft co-founder creates a racket in a new video showing him getting in shape for the charity match.
• HomePod has one thing AirPods need next – CNET
  Just take the HomePod’s controls and graft them on the AirPods, please.

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• App shows water refill stations to tackle plastic waste
  Thousands of water stations are being installed to tackle plastic use – with users able to find them via an app.
• UK PM seeks 'safe and ethical' artificial intelligence
  Theresa May will say she wants the UK to lead efforts to make AI safe in a speech at Davos.
• Welsh NHS systems back up after computer 'chaos'
  Doctors were unable to access patient records due to technical problems, causing “chaos”.
• Grumpy Cat wins $710,000 payout in copyright lawsuit
  The internet-famous cat had something to smile about after being awarded over $700,000 in court.
• Facebook's news trust survey comprises just two questions
  A survey used to determine which publishers to favour amounts to two brief questions.
• Tesla and GM self-drive cars involved in road collisions
  A Tesla Model S and a GM Chevy Bolt are involved in separate collisions on California’s roads.
• EU fines chipmaker Qualcomm £870m for Apple payments
  The world’s biggest mobile phone chipmaker was found to have ‘illegally shut out rivals”.
• Degree in 'flying car' engineering offered online
  Former head of Google self-drive car project Sebastian Thrun is the brains behind the unusual degree.

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• Donald Trump points finger at Samsung for lost FBI messages – CNET
  Around 50,000 text messages between FBI agents between December 2016 and May 2017 are unrecoverable, and Trump tweets that Samsung may have played a part.
• EU antitrust regulators reportedly set to fine Qualcomm – CNET
  The chip giant could face a multimillion euro fine for allegedly paying Apple to use only its chips.
• Facebook to roll out new privacy tools ahead of EU law – CNET
  The landmark GDPR will give Europeans more control over how companies use their data.
• Stripe to ditch Bitcoin payment support
  Volatility, high fees and longer transactions mean the payments firm will dump the cryptocurrency.
• Regulate Facebook like tobacco, says Salesforce CEO – CNET
  Commentary: Marc Benioff insists that addictive products deserve greater government intervention. But is any tech company truly innocent?
• Farewell, Ursula Le Guin, who taught us to walk away from Omelas – CNET
  Commentary: The popular science fiction and fantasy author leaves behind thought-provoking works that will be read for years to come.
• K'Nex builds toys rollercoaster you can ride in VR
  K’Nex creates a toy rollercoaster kit that children build and then “ride” in virtual reality.
• Robot bartender: The bar where machines mix drinks
  You can order a cocktail and a pair of robot arms will mix it for you while you wait.
• RED's holographic phone might actually ship this summer – CNET
  RED’s CEO shares specs and explains some key features for its curiously-hyped Hydrogen One phone.
• Porsche Mission E brings 800-volt charging, OTA updates – Roadshow
  Ultra-fast charging, high-voltage chassis electronics and battery design top the list of topics covered by Porsche’s Uwe Michael.
• Range Rover SV Coupe marks return of the two-door Land Rover – Roadshow
  The new, limited edition two-door Range Rover will make its world debut in Geneva.
• Apple patches Meltdown for older versions of MacOS – CNET
  If you’re running Sierra or El Capitan, you can now protect yourself from a design flaw that could let hackers access sensitive information.
• Did Samsung just share its Galaxy S9 camera tech? – CNET
  A camera sensor for super slow-motion video could end up on the Galaxy S9.
• Your cat might be left-pawed – CNET
  Most cats may be decidedly lefties or righties, but the paw preference shakes out along feline gender lines, a new study says.
• Apple defuses iOS 'text bomb' – CNET
  The tech giant patches up a security flaw that could cause your iPhone and iPad to crash.
• Friendly reminder: Please don't bite your phone battery – CNET
  Commentary: In a video posted online, a customer reportedly wants to check if a new battery is authentic — using his teeth. Cue explosion.
• More women than men could lose their jobs to automation – CNET
  A new report from the World Economic Forum says that could widen gender inequality, but job training could help solve the problem.
• Virtual Elton John appears in London, teasing possible VR concert – CNET
  Is Elton John diving into AR and VR tomorrow? This London pop-up at King’s Cross station suggests the answer is yes.
• UK insurance company charges more based on email domain – Roadshow
  Insurance firm Admiral is now the subject of an investigation by the UK Financial Conduct Authority based on its pricing policies.

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• Microsoft's Xbox One X hits India on Jan. 23 – CNET
  The most powerful console will now be sold in one of the world’s biggest markets, but will it sink or swim?
• Caveman caper 'Early Man' is a prehistoric pleasure – CNET
  “Wallace and Gromit” creator Aardman takes us to the plasticine Pleistocene age with this joyous stop-motion animation.
• Great Barrier Reef gets AU$60M in life support – CNET
  The money will be split between stopping polluted water entering the reef, culling predatory starfish, coral research and monitoring bleaching events.
• You spend nearly a whole day each week on the internet – CNET
  A report highlights dramatic shifts in online behavior since the internet went mainstream in 2000.
• Who needs prestige? Netflix ends year on a 'Bright' note – CNET
  Oscar noms may be right around the corner, but Netflix is happy to celebrate its brutally reviewed “Bright” as it reports a surge in subscriber growth.
• Netflix isn't raising prices anytime soon. (Wait, really?) – CNET
  Netflix hiked prices last year, but it has no plans for another increase soon — at least not until circumstances start to look… like they do now. Huh?
• Econoboxes found in Edinburgh's abandoned 'robot car park' – Roadshow
  Several cars were found preserved in Edinburgh’s “robot car park”, abandoned for 15 years, as it was being demolished.
• Waymo pits its tech against Atlanta's notoriously tough traffic – Roadshow
  Self-driving car firm Waymo expands its testing to the bustling metropolis of Atlanta, Georgia.
• The millionaires' club with too few women
  Gender equality is high on the Davos agenda this year, but does the elite gathering have its own issue?
• Trump issues new tariffs on imported washers and solar panels – CNET
  Along with Chinese-made solar panels, the announcement singles out Samsung and LG as “substantial causes of serious injury” against US manufacturers.
• Facebook seeks to redefine time with 'flicks' – CNET
  Seconds, minutes and hours won’t become obsolete, but the social network giant has a new kind of clock for techies.
• Backpack midwife
  For many people in remote regions access to healthcare is limited, so tech is coming to their aid.
• Google spending beaucoup bucks on expansion in France – CNET
  An AI research center, a bigger Paris headquarters and four Google Hubs to teach digital literacy are all in the works.
• Montana becomes the first state to implement net neutrality – CNET
  Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock signs executive order requiring ISPs with state contracts to treat all content equally.
• Rupert Murdoch: Facebook should pay for news
  Rupert Murdoch says newspapers are not being properly paid by the social network for their content.
• Amazon opens its first grocery store in Seattle – with no tills
  No tills? No problem. Inside Amazon’s new, fully automated store, which has no checkouts.
• Intel halts some chip patches as the fixes cause problems – CNET
  The chipmaker’s updates were meant to fix the Meltdown and Spectre design flaws, but have been causing computers to unexpectedly reboot.
• How quantum dots could challenge OLED for best TV picture – CNET
  It won’t happen this year, but when Samsung figures out how to make quantum dot TVs without depending on decades-old LCD technology, watch out LG.
• Rupert Murdoch to Facebook: Pay us for our stories – CNET
  News Corp. exec issues statement proposing licensing deal between news organizations and online media platforms.

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• The Malaysian region that became a hardware hub
  The small Malaysian state of Penang is punching well above its weight in the tech world through hardware manufacturing.

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• Google CEO Sundar Pichai doesn't regret firing James Damore – CNET
  After accidentally turning Damore into a conservative hero, Google execs say the former employee violated company rules. Period.
• NSA surveillance programs live on, in case you hadn't noticed – CNET
  Lawmakers renew spy programs that collect massive amounts of global communications with little fuss. Privacy advocates say secrecy led to limited debate.
• Twitter says Russian propaganda more widespread than estimated – CNET
  The social network will email more than 600,000 users in the US who saw tweets from Russian-linked accounts during 2016 election.
• SpaceX might fire up Falcon Heavy's 27 engines Monday – CNET
  Elon Musk’s next big thing will get fully lit up for the first time as soon as next week.
• Acura RDX's chief engineer breaks down what's new and hot for us – Roadshow
  Stephen Frey stopped by the Roadshow stage at the 2018 Detroit Auto Show to talk to Tim Stevens and Brian Cooley about the newly unveiled Acura RDX prototype.
• Hyperloop: A visit to the test site of Virgin's train of the future
  Can a futuristic tube-based transport scheme that shoots pods through a vacuum become a reality?
• Get to know the CNET family: Q&A with Katie Collins – CNET
  Meet our UK reporter who loves CNET so much she worked for our site twice!
• Tim Cook: I keep my tween nephew away from social networks – CNET
  Commentary: Speaking to students in the UK, the Apple CEO also says learning coding is more important than learning a foreign language.
• Facebook will ask us to decide what's 'high quality' news – CNET
  To curb “misinformation and polarization,” Facebook will prioritize news from “trustworthy” publishers — and its users will decide who’s trustworthy.
• Photo format from Google and Mozilla could leave JPEG in the dust – CNET
  Apple’s got one idea for next-gen photo technology, but a rival approach based on the new AV1 video compression tech could go a step further.
• Audi Smart Energy Network pilot has EVs assisting the grid – Roadshow
  Instead of taxing a local grid, Audi’s cars could help bolster it.
• The Galaxy S9 could get some serious camera upgrades – CNET
  Like dual cameras on the Galaxy S9 Plus only.
• Windows Mixed Reality headset prices cut in half on Amazon – CNET
  If $200 is your sweet spot for a VR headset and controllers, now’s your chance.
• Amazon Alexa on Android can now find the best restaurants near you – CNET
  Thanks to an upcoming update, you can ask Alexa for restaurant and movie recommendations nearby.
• CNET Show Us Yours: Submit photos of your home theater now! – CNET
  Want your kickass home theater setup featured on CNET? We’re looking for submissions, so get your photos ready and show us what you got.
• Is a Ram 1500 Hellcat in the works? – Roadshow
  An eagle-eyed person picked up on what might be a pavement-pounding Easter egg.
• Silicon Valley is 'becoming unhinged,' says top VC – CNET
  Commentary: Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital seems to believe California is lazy, while, oh, China is setting the example in work ethic, according to a Financial Times interview.
• Detour for astronaut set to be first African-American on ISS – CNET
  NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps is no longer scheduled to travel to the International Space Station in 2018.
• Verizon to include Mexico and Canada to Go Unlimited plan starting Jan. 25 – CNET
  Users under the Go Unlimited phone plan can call and text to the two countries starting next week.

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• BMW's Apple CarPlay annual fee is next-level gouging – Roadshow
  Commentary: Putting a paywall in front of a free service is a terrifying glimpse of what a world without net neutrality could look like.
• Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick a billionaire after $8bn investment deal
  Travis Kalanick is selling $1.4bn worth of shares as consortium invest $8bn in the ride-hailing firm.
• Airbnb purges thousands of San Francisco listings overnight – CNET
  As a new law goes into effect, the short-term rental site is required to deactivate all hosts who didn’t register with the city.
• Switch on, switch off
  As cars become more automated, some experts worry that we are becoming complacent drivers.
• Google CEO: Tech education should be more than just coding – CNET
  Sundar Pichai warns that the next generation of workers will require continuous training in basic digital skills.
• Which streamer should you buy? – CNET
  Plenty of options exist for streaming Netflix, YouTube, Amazon and the rest. We’ve reviewed almost all of them. Here are our picks.
• Newly spotted asteroid slips by Earth and nearby satellites – CNET
  It wasn’t the big space rock grabbing headlines, but another asteroid came much closer to us without any fanfare this week.
• See a lifeguard drone help rescue two young swimmers – CNET
  A surf-patrolling drone designed to watch for sharks delivers a life-saving package to two distressed swimmers in Australia.
• This Samsung patent could solve the iPhone X's notch problem – CNET
  Why have a notch when you can put holes directly into the display?
• Here’s what the final 20 cities offered Amazon for HQ2 – CNET
  These 20 cities have made the cut for Amazon’s new headquarters. We take a look at how they’ve tried to sweet-talk the massive company.
• Here's why your next wireless speaker will listen to your every word – CNET
  Commentary: Speakers with integrated voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant will soon become the norm, not the exception. Here’s why.
• 2018 is the year of the truck at the Detroit Auto Show – Roadshow
  The truck segment is seeing huge innovation as sales numbers rise, and we like the results.
• Volvo's Swedish engine factory achieves climate-neutral status – Roadshow
  It’s the first plant in Volvo’s vast network to reach this goal.
• Layoffs strike as Firefox's Mozilla reworks Asian operations – CNET
  The nonprofit’s cuts focus the Taiwan office more on regional priorities like an Android browser in Indonesia and less on global work to improve Firefox.
• Uber's former CEO said to cash in at $1.4B in Softbank deal – CNET
  As a consortium led by Softbank closes a deal to buy a 20 percent stake in Uber, it’s looking like some people are about to get very rich.
• Truck buyers not as brand loyal as you'd think, study says – Roadshow
  The decline in the number of country songs about specific pickup brands is finally explained.
• 'Awesome' Nokia phone or home device launching Feb. 25 – CNET
  A tweet teases something “awesome”, but it’s the official invite that lays on the hints.
• NSA surveillance programs renewed by Senate – CNET
  Edward Snowden first revealed the programs, called Upstream and Prism, in 2013.
• After CES 2018, how close are we to the Jetsons? – CNET
  With automated homes and consumer-ready robots on the rise, are we ready and able to finally bring the future into the present?

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