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Google

Google to End Involvement in Pentagon AI Project

Due to employee backlash, the company will not pursue another contract for the Pentagon's Project Maven, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene told employees on Friday.

Michael Kan | 2 min read

				
Microsoft
Microsoft to Acquire GitHub for $7.5 Billion
					
				Matthew Humphries
			
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Drones
Your Drone May Soon Need a License Plate
		
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Instagram
Instagram Finally Adds Mute Feature
		
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Google Apps
How to Get Organized With the Google Tasks App
		
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Technology

The Endless Scroll: How to Tell If You're a Tech Addict

Don't let your apps, games, and smartphone control you. Once you understand what's happening in your brain while you use technology, you can do something about it.

15+ min read

Cryptocurrency

Jack Dorsey Talks Bitcoin and Blockchain

The Twitter and Square founder closed out the Consensus conference with why he believes a global digital currency is an inevitability.

5 min read

Blockchain

The Coolest Blockchain Startups at NYC's Consensus

Thousands of crypto entrepreneurs and technologists descended upon the city for NYC Blockchain Week. Here are the up-and-coming companies that stood out.

6 min read

Startup Cities

16 High-Tech Cities You'll Want to Call Home

Silicon Valley and New York aren't the only places to launch a high-tech career.

7 min read

Google

New Google OS Has Tools to Help With Your Tech Addiction

New controls, expected in Android P, are part of Google's new 'digital wellbeing' initiative, which the company unveiled at Google I/O on Tuesday.

Michael Kan | 3 min read

Cybersecurity

12 Simple Things You Can Do to Be More Secure Online

Follow these easy tips to protect the security of your devices, your data, your internet traffic and your identity.

Neil J. Rubenking and Jill Duffy | 14 min read

Facebook

Facebook Fires Engineer for Using Its Data to Stalk Women

The issue was brought up on Monday when the head of a security firm tweeted that she had evidence of the stalking.

Michael Kan | 2 min read

Passwords

It's Time to Stop It With the Terrible Passwords

Ahead of World Password Day, a recent PCMag survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers found that many people are still terrible at creating and securing their passwords.

Angela Moscaritolo | 2 min read