
Daily Tech Headlines – July 26, 2016
Leaks on the Nintendo NX, Office gets some AI, and BlackBerry has a secure Android phone.
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Leaks on the Nintendo NX, Office gets some AI, and BlackBerry has a secure Android phone.
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Pepper the robot is rolling out in Taiwan. Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt discuss whether these robots are actually useful or not.
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Verizon buys Yahoo, Nintendo stock falls, and Cyanogen INc. hits a rough patch.
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It looks Yahoo's sale is almost over. Iyaz Akhtar and Tom Merritt trace the history, what is being sold and how it might fit into Verizon.
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Nvidia's 4th big video card in two months, Google improves comics, Facebook soars in the air.
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Microsoft's leaving behind older Skype install as it transitions off P2P and some folks are mad. When is a company allowed to ditch an old platform? Chris Ashley and Tom Merritt discuss.
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Firefox says no to Flash, Tinder just wants to be friends, and VCRs go the way of Betamax.
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Farmers in Nebraska fight for the right to repair their own tractors. Dealers use copyright law to stop them from using the software on their vehicles. Scott Johnson and Tom Merritt discuss.
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Twitter bans more users, Microsoft's cloud boost revenues, and Pokémon Go stimulates battery sales.
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Online harassment is not new, so why haven't we learned how to deal with it better? Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt discuss.
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