Jon Fingas
Jon Fingas is an associate editor at Engadget.
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Says Los Angeles Is Open to Using His Traffic Tunnels
Talks with the city's mayor are 'promising.'
Lyft
Lyft and Waymo to Work Together on Self-Driving Cars
It's a big step forward for autonomous ridesharing.
Apple
Apple Just Bought a Popular Sleep Tracker
The Beddit deal could help bring sleep monitoring to your Apple Watch.
Apple
Apple's Siri Speaker Could Be the 'One More Thing' at WWDC
It promises to sound better than the Amazon Echo for a higher price.
Tesla
Tesla's Autopilot Lawsuit Ends With a Ho-Hum Settlement
It won't chase after a former director who allegedly took sensitive info.
Health
Smart Bandages Will Use 5G Data to Track Your Health
Tests of always-connected dressings should start within a year.
Technology
Web Pioneer Tim Berners-Lee Wins Computing's Highest Award
It's recognition for building the basics of the modern internet.
Uber
Uber President Quits in Response to Controversies
This wasn't the company he thought he joined.
Chatbots
Parking Ticket Chatbot Now Helps Refugees Claim Asylum
A Facebook Messenger conversation could help you start a new life.
Toys; Games
Connected Teddy Bears Leaked Kids' Voices Online
The supposedly private messages were even held for ransom.
Facebook
Facebook Says It Can't Police All Posts for Racism
There are 'billions' of posts every day, Facebook claims, and it would require a 'wonder machine' to catch every possible instance of abuse.
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Says He Put Immigration Ban on Trump Council Agenda
The Tesla founder also raised climate issues.
Sprint
Sprint Buys 33 Percent Stake in Tidal's Music Service
You'll have to subscribe to the carrier to listen to certain exclusives.
Facebook
Facebook Is Testing Fake News Filtering Overseas
A trial run in Germany could influence an election and keep Facebook out of trouble.
SpaceX
SpaceX Will Resume Rocket Launches on January 8th
It also has solutions that should prevent a repeat of its launch pad explosion.
