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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• iQiyi: 'China's Netflix' shares dip in US stock debut
  Shares in Baidu’s iQiyi streaming platform fell below their opening price on Wall Street’s Nasdaq.
• Where on earth…?
  Many countries still have no functioning address system. Is digital mapping the answer?
• Can targeted ads really change votes?
  Online political advertising that uses big data to target individuals – how influential is it?
• iPhone update adds privacy 'transparency'
  Apple has updated iOS, MacOS and tvOS to let people know when their personal data will be collected.
• Brexit: Netflix 'passport' not yet decided
  The UK government says online content portability is still subject to Brexit negotiations.
• BT made to cut rental fee for landline-only customers
  People who have only a landline from BT will have their monthly line rental fee cut from Sunday.
• Cambridge Analytica files spell out election tactics
  Newly released files detail election-swinging efforts by the consultancy and other linked firms.
• Best New Medical Apps for iPhone and Android – March 29, 2018

  Hundreds of new apps hit iOS and Android app stores every week. We’ve sorted through them to pick the best medical apps for medical professionals. MedStar Transplant Link The MedStar Transplant Link app enables physicians and patients to communicate directly with the transplant specialist team of the MedStar Georgetown Transplant Institute. Available 24/7 via phone […]

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• Trump attacks Amazon for paying 'little or no taxes'
  As well as its tax record, President Trump launches into Amazon for destroying retail jobs.
• Fortnite 'not addictive' says researcher
  The latest video game craze is hard to stop playing but not addictive says a researcher.
• Bonus pay gap revealed at Facebook UK
  Women working at Facebook in the UK are paid bonuses worth less than 60% of those their male colleagues receive.
• The incredible journey of a camera lost at sea
  School children found the camera in perfect working order – fully charged with pictures intact.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Focal's Listen Wireless headphone gets "chic" new colors – CNET
  Bored by basic black headphones? The highly rated Focal Listen Wireless now comes in blue, olive and purple.
• WannaCry ransomware reportedly reappears to strike Boeing – CNET
  The ransomware may be affecting production at the aircraft maker, the Seattle Times reports.
• Uber reportedly settles with family of victim in self-driving car crash – CNET
  Terms of the settlement over the first fatality involving an autonomous vehicle weren’t revealed.
• Meet the latest Tesla killer – Roadshow
  SF Motors promises high-end EVs, not high-end vapor.
• Mother Nature can save the Great Barrier Reef… if we help her – CNET
  Australia’s reef is big, beautiful and on its deathbed. The reef can still heal itself, but not without our help.
• Instagram giveaway! Enter to win* the Pizza Hut's Pie Tops II – CNET
  Our Instagram followers get a chance to win one pair of Pizza Hut’s Bluetooth-enabled food-ordering sneakers, size 11. This sweepstakes ends March 30, 2018.
• Confirmed: The OnePlus 6 will have the iPhone X's notch – CNET
  The design choice was shown off in the first official render of the phone.
• In new 'Star Wars: Last Jedi' gag reel, Leia slaps Poe silly – CNET
  In this Disney video, Carrie Fisher abuses Oscar Isaac, while Mark Hamill, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Kelly Marie Tran are caught having too much fun on the set.
• SF Motors comes out from behind the curtain – Roadshow
  Here is the first look at the coming high end EVs from startup SF Motors.
• HiBy R3 is a $229 iPod alternative that's rocking Kickstarter – CNET
  The HiBy R3 may well be the unicorn of the MP3 player world. This cheap, Tidal-compatible and audiophile-friendly portable music player is a hit on Kickstarter.
• Mazda CX-3 improves just slightly for 2019 – Roadshow
  Subtle design tweaks and better interior comfort round out this year’s update.
• Brave browser getting closer to Chrome — including its extensions – CNET
  The startup is dumping a system that offered a different look from Google’s browser but that kept Brave from some advantages.
• New 'Westworld' trailer coming Thursday – CNET
  In a super brief glimpse, HBO teases a new trailer for season 2.
• Facebook is probing reappearance of users' never-posted videos – CNET
  Users downloading their Facebook archive are discovering the social network kept videos they recorded but never published.
• Facebook limits how advertisers can target you – CNET
  The social network is ending something called “Partner Categories.” It’s all part of Facebook’s ongoing re-evaluation of its data policies.
• 2018 New York Auto Show: Big reveals in the Big Apple – Roadshow
  Production cars get us excited, concepts are fun and this year’s New York Auto Show is packed full of both.
• Facebook whistleblower's startup reportedly had access to data too – CNET
  Christopher Wylie’s startup held the same data on 50 million Facebook users that Cambridge Analytica had, a report says.
• Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and data mining: What you need to know – CNET
  The world’s biggest social network is at the center of an international scandal involving voter data, the 2016 US presidential election and Brexit.
• Deleting Facebook? 31 percent of tech workers surveyed say they will – CNET
  But there’s a big difference between saying and doing…

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• World-first 5G hotspots come to Australia… with 4G speeds! – CNET
  Aussie carrier Telstra has switched on a set of 5G-capable Wi-Fi hotspots, but mere mortals will only get a fraction of 5G speeds on their 4G phones.
• Google Doodle toasts England's first popular cook, Hannah Glasse – CNET
  This is the kind of Google Glasse we can get behind!
• 2019 Toyota RAV4 is the NY Auto Show's biggest debut – Roadshow
  Maybe not in terms of physical size, but in terms of sales, Toyota’s latest SUV is poised to rule the Big Apple.
• In-N-Out Burger sues YouTube prankster for posing as CEO – CNET
  Trollmunchies’ YouTube channel is in trouble for allegedly posing as the burger chain’s chief at restaurants, harassing customers.
• See roboticist boogie with his robots in Paris dance contest – CNET
  Audrick Fausta struts his stuff alongside his two robots for the World of Dance competition. Yes, the three even do “the Robot.”
• Facebook users sue over collection of call, text history – CNET
  A lawsuit seeking class-action status says a feature that logs calls and texts violated users’ privacy.
• Facebook reportedly delays home speaker amid data scandal – CNET
  The social-networking giant was expected to unveil smart home speakers at a developer conference in May, Bloomberg reports.
• US expels Russian diplomats, Russian diplomats Twitter troll US – CNET
  Several Russian embassies use Twitter to sass countries that expelled its diplomats following the poisoning of a former spy in Britain.
• Apple wants kids to change the world. Is that such a good idea? – CNET
  Commentary: Apple’s new ad encourages kids to be creative. But hasn’t the “changing the world” thing become a touch devalued by the last generation of kids?
• VW Cross Sport Concept previews a 5-passenger Atlas for 2019 – Roadshow
  A plug-in hybrid powertrain is estimated to deliver 355 horsepower and 26 miles of EV range.
• California says goodbye to Uber’s driverless cars – CNET
  After the fatal crash involving a pedestrian in Arizona, the ride-hailing company says it’s indefinitely halting its autonomous vehicle program in the Golden State.
• Rudy Giuliani doesn't know how to wear Apple AirPods – CNET
  A Republican strategist posts a picture of himself with White House cybersecurity adviser Rudy Giuliani, but the Twitterverse notes that something’s amiss.
• 2019 Cadillac XT4 debuts with turbo power, $35,790 price tag – Roadshow
  Caddy’s new crossover slots between the compact and subcompact offerings from its key German rivals.
• China's Tiangong-1 space station likely to crash over weekend – CNET
  China’s out-of-control space “palace” is about to fall from the heavens, and predictions are zeroing in on April 1 for the station’s demise. No fooling.
• AT&T’s FirstNet public safety network is in final testing – CNET
  AT&T says its long-awaited nationwide public safety wireless network is almost ready for customers. Meanwhile, Verizon says its own dedicated first-responder network is ready now.
• Zuckerberg likely to testify to Congress over Cambridge Analytica – CNET
  Facebook’s CEO is leaning toward a trip to Capitol Hill, according to CNN and CBS News, in his latest effort to respond to the company’s data privacy scandal.
• 2019 Audi RS5 Sportback brings 444 horsepower to New York – Roadshow
  Audi’s five-door RS5 goes on sale in the US later this year.
• Uber agrees to settle discrimination lawsuit for $10M – CNET
  The complaint alleged that the ride-hailing startup’s practices discriminate against women and people of color.
• Jaguar crams its 550-horsepower V8 into the 2019 F-Pace SVR – Roadshow
  Jaguar’s F-Pace small SUV gets the SVR high-performance treatment at the New York auto show.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Neighborhood security cameras sacrifice privacy to solve crimes – CNET
  Homeowners’ associations are investing in security cameras to monitor residential streets.
• 'Last Jedi' gets the Shakespeare touch in new Star Wars book – CNET
  The Star Wars parody book series continues with “William Shakespeare’s Jedi the Last” by Ian Doescher.
• Mark Hamill reveals how George Lucas wanted Star Wars to end – CNET
  Things would be different in the Skywalker family if the Star Wars creator had his way. Plus, that C-3PO wink was all Hamill.
• Arizona bans Uber's self-driving cars after fatal crash – CNET
  Suspension of the ride-hailing service’s ability to test autonomous vehicles comes after a fatal accident involving a pedestrian.
• iPhone manufacturer Foxconn buys Belkin for $866M – CNET
  Belkin, Wemo and Linksys have been bought by Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics maker best known for assembling iPhones.
• Jaywalking in China? Surveillance system could SMS you a fine – CNET
  An AI company that works with Shenzen police is creating a system that’ll use CCTV cameras to identify jaywalkers and send them a fine via messaging app.
• Facebook data reportedly used to track undocumented immigrants – CNET
  The social network says the case mentioned in a report by The Intercept involved the investigation of an “active child predator.”
• Netflix is making a Carmen Sandiego movie with Gina Rodriguez – CNET
  Netflix finds its Carmen Sandiego!
• 2018 New York Auto Show preview: Production cars in the Big Apple – Roadshow
  Concepts are cool, but production cars are where it’s at and this year’s New York Auto Show is packed with them.
• Facebook under FTC microscope over Cambridge Analytica breach – CNET
  The Federal Trade Commission is looking at Facebook’s privacy practices following its data scandal. Separately, 37 state attorneys general demand answers too.
• Humans need to stop driving, seriously – CNET
  Commentary: There was a terrible example of human driving today and I cannot wait for my self-driving robot overlord-cars.
• 'Captain Marvel' starts filming, Clark Gregg role confirmed – CNET
  The superhero 2019 film will be set in the 1990s, which allows it to resurrect a familiar face from “The Avengers,” plus two “Guardians” villains.
• 2019 GMC Sierra AT4 heads off the beaten path in New York – Roadshow
  The AT4 is all about off-road capability, and it packs a number of upgrades to make it ready for the dirt.
• Tesla to roll out new navigation software this weekend, says Elon Musk – Roadshow
  After lagging behind for a few years, Tesla is rolling out its much anticipated new navigation software this weekend and its based on open-source mapping and routing software.
• Bugatti Chiron Sport to make its US debut in New York – Roadshow
  Bugatti first showed its technological terror in Geneva but now we’re getting our first stateside peek at it at the New York Auto Show.
• Get a Mew! Pokemon Go is shaking up the game with new quests – CNET
  Two new research quests will be available starting Friday, and may lead up to a meeting with cat-like Mythical Pokemon Mew.
• Watch the Huawei P20 phone launch live here – CNET
  Huawei is streaming its Huawei P20 launch event live on March 27.
• See China's space station death-dive live via telescope – CNET
  This could be your last chance to witness the doomed Chinese space station Tiangong-1, also known as Heavenly Palace, before it dives back to Earth.
• Facebook's data privacy scandal has stirred an exodus – CNET
  It started with the #DeleteFacebook hashtag. Now companies are yanking their Facebook pages or pulling ads following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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• Google on a bike: The future of search
  BBC Media Editor Amol Rajan gets on his bike to talk about the future of search at Google’s Mountain View campus.
• Facebook boss apologises in UK and US newspaper ads
  The firm could have done more to stop data breach that affected “millions”, Mark Zuckerberg says.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Vegas Esports Arena gives hard-core gaming a glitzy stage – CNET
  The Luxor Resort and Casino’s former nightclub is now a high-stakes arena and hangout for video game enthusiasts to enjoy friendly battle and gamer-inspired fare.
• China's uncontrolled space station could crash to Earth soon – CNET
  Tiangong-1 launched in 2011. Now it’s coming home at very high speeds without a steering wheel, with the latest reentry predictions closing in around April 1.
• Elon Musk deletes SpaceX, Tesla Facebook pages – CNET
  When asked on Twitter if he’ll delete the SpaceX page, Musk responds, “Will do.” Then he does the same for Tesla. Later, he says Facebook gives him “the willies.”
• Facebook's app cleanup may be harder than Mark Zuckerberg thinks – CNET
  CNET found now-defunct apps from Apple and Samsung on Facebook that had access to all kinds of data about you and your friends. They’re unlikely to be the only ones.
• Amid Facebook data scandal, Apple CEO Cook talks up regulation – CNET
  Tim Cook says the situation around the collection and use of people’s data is “dire” and that “well-crafted” rules are probably needed.
• The art of speaker design, explained by a master – CNET
  Designing speakers is a juggling act, says ELAC’s Andrew Jones.
• Dear Apple, please stop dancing around the issue – CNET
  Commentary: Another day, another Apple ad featuring someone dancing. Is this getting a touch unoriginal?
• 'Black Panther' now reigns as top-grossing superhero film ever – CNET
  Who’s Earth’s Mightiest Hero now? “Black Panther” will fall to “Pacific Rim Uprising” in the weekend box-office race, but the overall throne is safe.
• David Bowie fans, you can't miss this space oddity of a show – CNET
  The many sounds and visions of Bowie draw big crowds at the Brooklyn Museum. Here’s a tour.
• Netflix movies shouldn't win Oscars, Steven Spielberg says – CNET
  Commentary: The famous director says anything Netflix does is, by definition, a TV movie.
• Behold the majesty of Chris Majestic's midrange home theater – CNET
  Show Us Yours: Chris Majestic considers his home theater low to midrange, but we found it mighty impressive, especially since he put it all together himself.
• Apple March 27 Chicago event: New iPads, and other things we hope to see – CNET
  Commentary: We could see new iPads, coding initiatives — and maybe a few surprises.
• Pirelli to make pricey new tires exclusively for 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO – Roadshow
  The Stelvio Corsa makes no sense, but we love that Pirelli is producing it for all 36 250 GTOs and nothing else.
• A foldable iPhone? Here's what it should have – CNET
  And no, the answer isn’t “a hinge”.
• 2018 Range Rover P400e: The pinnacle of luxury SUVs, now quieter – Roadshow
  A plug-in hybrid system might add complexity, but it doesn’t change the overall character of Land Rover’s flagship offering.
• Your guide to a smart garage – CNET
  When it comes to smart garage door openers, you have lots of options. Here’s a look at our favorites.
• The 45 best Android games of 2018 – CNET
  These are unequivocally the best Android games on the planet.
• Best mobile games of 2018 – CNET
  Looking for a new game to play on your phone or tablet? Here are our picks of the best mobile games.

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• Uber's driverless cars said to lag behind competitors – CNET
  After a pedestrian is killed by one of the company’s self-driving cars, documents show Uber’s autonomous vehicle program might’ve been struggling.
• Why did my iPhone stop working with my BMW? – Roadshow
  Short answer: BMW is from Venus, Apple is from Mars.
• Next iPad and 2018 iPad Pro: All the rumors on specs, price, release date – CNET
  Growing buzz suggests new iPads on Tuesday.
• Tumblr outs 84 accounts it says are trying to game you – CNET
  The microblogging site wants to avoid Facebook’s mistakes.
• Oh hai Spectral Slug: AI makes new Dungeons & Dragons monsters – CNET
  Research scientist Janelle Shane trains a neural network to create D&D monsters. Behold Hatfright, Giant Fraithwarp, Wendless Woll and Marraganralleraith.
• Huawei thinks Apple and Samsung stores are good places for ads – CNET
  Commentary: In the UK, the Chinese gadget company thinks it wise to park large trucks with mobile ads for its P20 phone in strategic places.
• CLOUD Act becomes law, increases government access to online info – CNET
  The federal spending bill includes provisions that lower barriers to law enforcement requests for your emails, documents and other internet communications.
• Bentley design boss teases upcoming electric flagship – Roadshow
  Stefan Sielaff waxes enthusiastic about Bentley’s future electric car plans and leaves us to wonder what it might look like.
• Want a foldable iPhone? It's coming in 2020, analysts say – CNET
  An iPad that folds down into a phone — it could happen.
• Elephant caught on video mysteriously 'breathing smoke' – CNET
  It’s not quite a smoke break, but one large animal in India was seen using its trunk for a head-scratching habit.
• Qualcomm deal is dead, but Broadcom coming to the US anyway – CNET
  Incorporating in the US will make it easier for the chipmaking giant to buy other companies.
• Nat Geo's 'One Strange Rock': Astronauts tell Earth's epic tale – CNET
  Will Smith, Darren Aronofsky and eight astronauts tell the story of Earth in a bold new way in National Geographic’s documentary series “One Strange Rock.”
• Spending bill paves way for 5G – CNET
  The $1.3 trillion US government spending bill just signed into law includes a bipartisan effort to accelerate the spread of 5G in the US.
• Cambridge Analytica London offices raided by investigators – CNET
  After days of back and forth, a high court judge finally grants a warrant for the search.
• Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and data mining: What you need to know – CNET
  The world’s biggest social network is at the center of an international scandal involving voter data, the 2016 US presidential election and Brexit.
• Facebook's data privacy scandal has stirred an exodus – CNET
  It started with the #DeleteFacebook hashtag. Now companies are yanking their Facebook pages or pulling ads following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
• Cambridge Analytica again says no Facebook data used in US election – CNET
  In a lengthy statement, acting CEO Alexander Tayler says he wants to make that point “absolutely clear.”
• Elon Musk deletes SpaceX, Tesla Facebook pages – CNET
  When asked on Twitter if he’d delete the SpaceX page, Musk responded, “Will do.” Then he did the same for Tesla.
• Apple wants to make iPads cheaper. Here’s how that might happen – CNET
  Commentary: To appeal to students and teachers, the next iPad needs to offer a compelling case against Chromebooks.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Data collection fears after Cambridge Analytica claims
  Political data-mining found its feet with the Obama campaign in 2008 and kept growing with Clinton, Trump and Brexit campaigns says Jamie Bartlett,
• How DNA can be used to store computer data
  British scientists think DNA could be used to solve a global problem – where to store all our data.
• Human-eye VR
  VR has suffered from an image problem, so could very high resolution headsets be the answer?
• Facebook data – do we get what we deserve?
  Who is at fault over the Facebook data row – did people hand over too much information too easily?
• TreatHF App Review: The ACC Takes on Heart Failure at the Point of Care

  Heart failure has quickly become one of the top causes of morbidity and mortality accounting for 1 in 9 deaths. As patients with coronary artery disease live longer, survive myocardial infarctions, and bypass surgery, more live with heart failure. The disease has a staggering mortality rate of over 50% within 5 years of diagnosis. The […]

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• Cambridge Analytica taken to court over data storage
  A US professor wants the company to hand over all the data it has on him and explain exactly how it got it.
• Facebook data: What the social media giant knows about you
  Downloading your Facebook data is dead easy – and very revealing, as Newsbeat’s De’Graft Mensah found out.
• YouTube gun ban drives bloggers to PornHub
  The video-sharing site has banned videos that show people how to manufacture or modify guns.
• Uber self-driving crash: Footage shows moment before impact
  Police release footage of the moments leading up to a crash involving a self-driving car in Arizona.
• Meet SoFi – the soft robot fish developed by MIT
  Scientists hope a robotic fish will guide aquatic life and help clean up pollution in the ocean.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Facebook's Zuckerberg 'sorry' over Cambridge Analytica 'breach'
  The Facebook chief admits there was a “breach of trust” and vows to tackle misuse of personal data.
• Robot wrangler
  As we build more robots, more people will be needed to manage them, and they may not all be advanced engineers.
• Facebook 'lost sight' of data accessed by apps, insider tells MPs
  Sandy Parakilas tells MPs the site did not have adequate ways of detecting data misuse by app developers.
• Teenager hacks crypto-currency wallet
  Firm disputes significance after a 15-year-old hacks into a hardware wallet used to securely store crypto-currency.
• Technology giants face European 'digital tax' blow
  Firms such as Facebook and Google may be forced to pay 3% of their EU digital revenues.
• Surgeon David Nott: Hack led to Syria air strike
  David Nott had helped Syrian surgeons via the internet – weeks later, their hospital was destroyed.
• India takes down local website of Cambridge Analytica
  The company counts both of India’s major political parties among its clients.
• 'Child porn links could make Bitcoin blockchain illegal'
  Hundreds of links to child sexual abuse imagery could make using Bitcoin’s blockchain illegal, a study says.
• Cambridge Analytica: What we know so far
  How the row over Cambridge Analytica’s use of Facebook data unfolded.
• WhatsApp co-founder says it is time to delete Facebook
  WhatsApp co-founder joins #DeleteFacebook movement after Cambridge Analytica accusations.

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• WhatsApp co-founder, who sold to Facebook, says time to delete – CNET
  Brian Acton, who co-founded WhatsApp and sold it to Facebook for $19 billion, sent out a short tweet in which he said, “It is time.”
• Blizzard pushing back on Pepe the Frog memes in Overwatch – CNET
  You’ll be seeing a lot less Pepe at Overwatch events, and from Overwatch pro players.
• Mozilla petition asks Facebook to make app private by default – CNET
  “Facebook’s current app permissions leave billions of its users vulnerable,” the nonprofit argues as a privacy crisis engulfs the social network.
• Google doodle honors Mexican astronomer Guillermo Haro – CNET
  Among his greatest contributions, Haro discovered the existence of flare stars — red and blue stars that experience dramatic increases in brightness.
• What does the future hold for humanoid robots?
  Machines that can fully mimic natural body movements are still a long way off, says Will Jackson.
• Are driverless cars safe? Uber fatality raises questions – CNET
  After a woman is killed by a self-driving car in Arizona, police investigate whether a human or the car was at fault.
• Whistleblower Wylie: Facebook can 'delete you from the internet' – CNET
  During a London press conference, Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Chris Wylie talks about Facebook’s massive power.
• Facebook sued by investor over Cambridge Analytica data scandal – CNET
  The lawsuit accuses the company of making misleading statements that have led to a steep share price drop.
• We are giving away two Xbox One Xes and then some! – CNET
  It’s GDC week, so we joined forces with GameSpot to give away consoles, SCUF Infinity1 controllers and even a PUBG crate. This sweepstakes ends March 31, 2018.
• Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos plays ping-pong with robot – CNET
  Commentary: Yesterday, it was a walk with a robot dog and beer pong. Now, Bezos appears to be stepping up his game.
• Head of Xbox still wants Banjo-Kazooie in Super Smash Bros. – CNET
  Fans have been waiting for years to see Banjo-Kazooie in Super Smash Bros. Maybe now is the time?
• Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and data mining: What you need to know – CNET
  The world’s largest social network is at the center of an international scandal involving voter data, the 2016 US presidential election and Brexit.
• Cambridge Analytica suspends CEO Alexander Nix amid probe – CNET
  The company, at the heart of the scandal involving the misuse of Facebook data, says Chief Data Officer Alexander Tayler will be acting CEO.
• Marvel is coming to 3 Disney parks and I'm not mad about it – CNET
  Commentary: A Bug’s Land is out, Avengers are in. I’ve been on Hong Kong Disneyland’s Iron Man Experience, and Disney has earned my trust on this one.
• Entrepreneurs press VC industry to diversify its ranks – CNET
  More than 400 tech executives and company founders have formed a coalition to push for more diversity in tech’s venture capital industry.
• 'Delete Facebook' hashtag trends as social users fume – CNET
  The massive social platform appears to have lost control over user data, leading to a firestorm of red-hot #DeleteFacebook tweets.
• Test tube meat
  The sci-fi food of the future could change the way we eat forever, and it is going to be up to food designers to convince us it’s not just an acquired taste.
• Melania Trump discusses cyberbullying with Facebook, Google – CNET
  The first lady met with Silicon Valley giants to talk about online hate and harassment. It comes at a time when tech firms are already in the doghouse.
• Mercedes expands 2019 C-Class upgrades to Coupe and Cabriolet – Roadshow
  Both C300 and AMG C43 Coupe and Cabriolet models will bow at the 2018 New York Auto Show.

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