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Jon Fingas is an associate editor at Engadget.
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Technology
Fitbit Quietly Enables Blood Oxygen Tracking on Its Wearables
It could help track breathing issues - if you have the right device.
Instagram
Instagram Offers Access to DM's on the Web
The social network is rolling out desktop direct messaging to a 'small percentage' of users worldwide
Tesla
Tesla's Cybertruck Found Its Way Into a Travis Scott Music Video
This definitely isn't conventional product placement.
News & Trends
Boeing Will Freeze 737 Max Production as FAA Review Carries On
The company will be stopping work on the flawed airliner in January.
News and Trends
Instagram Is Using AI to Alert Bullies to Offensive Captions
Whether or not that serves as a deterrent for abusive posting on Instagram is another story.
News and Trends
YouTube's Tougher Harassment Policy Cracks Down on Hate Speech and Threats
Bigoted insults, implied threats and systemic behavior are all officially forbidden on YouTube.
News and Trends
Massachusetts Police Have Been Quietly Testing a Robot Dog
Boston Dynamics's Spot robot kept watch in dangerous situations.
News and Trends
Google Wants to Be Your New Bank
Google announced that it is planning to offer checking accounts in 2020.
News & Trends
Apple Pay Is More Popular Than Starbucks for U.S. Mobile Payments
Alternative payment platforms from Google and Samsung pale in comparison to Apple's rising user rates.
Technology
Domino's Will Use E-Bikes to Deliver Pizzas Across the U.S.
It's an eco-friendly (and sometimes faster) alternative to delivery cars.
Technology
French Inventor Is First to Cross English Channel Using a Hoverboard
It wasn't an uninterrupted flight, but it was still historic.
Netflix
'Stranger Things 3' Has Been Seen by Over 40 Million Netflix Accounts
More than 18 million have finished the whole season.
Sleep
Your Sleep Tracker Might Make Insomnia Worse
Inaccurate data and score obsessions could lead to unneeded anxiety.
European Union
Poland Challenges EU's New Copyright Law Over Censorship Fears
It says the content filtering requirement is a step backward.