
Daily Tech Headlines – August 17, 2016
Intel embraces ARM, Kobo makes the largest high-res reader and Univision buys Gawker.
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Intel embraces ARM, Kobo makes the largest high-res reader and Univision buys Gawker.
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We talk travel tech with Chris Christensen of the Amateur Traveler podcast.
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Intel launches a VR headset, Xbox wireless controllers come to PCs, Google launches its Facetime competitor.
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MIT researchers demonstrate gold tattoos that turn your skin into a touchscreen. Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt discuss whether that's something we want.
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Google has a new non-Linux OS, Twitter gets into sponsored stickers, and Tesla changes autopilot in China.
Open episode or article →Twitter will be sold in six months, Instagram's Snapchat a Success, and The Australian Census, what went wrong?
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Open episode or article →Tom and Molly discuss the logic behind ruling that cities should not be allowed to operate broadband networks.
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Hotel card copying, a cantenna, a femtocell, and a rubber ducky. All elements in Mr. Robot and all things Darren Kitchen explains to Tom Merritt are real life hacks. (No plot spoilers)
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Facebook's ad-blocking war heats up, HPE buys SGI, and Minecraft comes to the Oculus Rift.
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The US FCC can't force muni broadband, Snapchat takes down controversial filter, Google applies for more wireless broadband testing.
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