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◆ Water Abundance Xprize's $1.5M winner shows how to source fresh water from the air

◆ Los Angeles investors and entrepreneurs launch PledgeLA, a diversity and inclusion program

◆ Looks like Tiger Global Management just closed the second biggest venture fund this year

◆ Guillermo del Toro is making a stop-motion Pinocchio movie for Netflix

◆ Uber's head of corporate development resigns

◆ The future of photography is code

◆ Richard Branson steps down as chairman of Virgin Hyperloop One

◆ Ford expands self-driving vehicle program to Washington, D.C.

◆ A look at the Android Market (aka Google Play) on its 10th Anniversary

◆ Cowboy, the Belgian e-bike startup, raises €10M Series A

◆ Lime will open brick-and-mortar scooter ‘lifestyle stores'

◆ Oculus co-founder is leaving Facebook after cancellation of ‘Rift 2' headset

◆ Saudi Arabia's ‘Davos in the Desert' website was hacked and defaced

◆ YouTube CEO says EU's new copyright legislation threatens jobs, smaller creators

◆ Square details compensation and promotion practices

◆ Netflix to raise $2 billion in debt to fund more original content

◆ The White House hopes tech employees will drive government innovation

◆ Pair Eyewear, the customizable glasses brand for kids, raises $1 million

◆ Gjemeni puts your couch in a box

◆ eBay launches Instant Selling, a new trade-in service for smartphones

Wired

◆ How a Turkish Airlines Jet Flew an Extra 800 Miles and Landed on Time

◆ Netflix Hiring Guillermo del Toro to Make 'Pinocchio' Isn't About Kids-It's About Oscars

◆ Your Poop Is Probably Full of Plastic

◆ Scientists Help Robots 'Evolve.' Weirdness Ensues

◆ Star Wars News: Here's a Buttload of Information About 'The Mandalorian'

◆ DNA Tests Could Help Docs Detect Infectious Diseases Like Typhus Faster

◆ Caavo Control Center & Universal Remote (Version 2) Review

◆ Meet Jim Allison, the Carousing Texan Who Just Won a Nobel Prize For His Cancer Breakthrough

◆ Kim Stanley Robinson Writes Like the Past to Warn of the Future

◆ An Alternative History of Silicon Valley Disruption

◆ Google Home Hub Review: A Step Forward for the Smart Home, But Your Phone Still Rules

◆ Tesla's New Model 3, Lime's New Scooter, and More This Week in the Future of Cars

◆ Trump's Tweets (Once Again) Top This Week's Internet News Roundup

◆ Review: The Updated Fitbit Charge 3 is More of the Same, but Better

◆ How to Stream the MLB 2018 World Series Without Cable

◆ The Titan M Chip Powers Up Pixel 3 Security

◆ 'Oumuamua Was Neither Comet nor Asteroid...So What Was It?

◆ Photo Gallery: Pulsars Beam Like Lighthouses in the Cosmos

◆ Apple Data Downloads, A Dating App for Trump Fans, and More Security News This Week

◆ Dungeons & Dragons Art Is Finally Getting the Respect It Deserves

◆ 14 Awesome Game, Console, Headset, and Controller Deals

◆ To Curb Terrorist Propaganda Online, Look to YouTube. No, Really.

◆ What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Paul Allen's Second Act

◆ Shane Dawson's Jake Paul Documentary Shows the Price of Giving People What They Want

◆ Skip Scooters Get a Latch So They Don't Junk up the Sidewalks

◆ Gadget Lab Podcast: Pinterest's Evan Sharp on What Makes Good Software

◆ Tesla's New 'Mid-Range' Model 3 Is the iPhone XR of Cars

◆ Russian Trolls Are Still Playing Both Sides-Even With the Mueller Probe

◆ Inside Facebook's Stormy Debate Over 'Political Diversity'

◆ iPhone XR: Where to Order, Best Prices (and 5 Cheap Alternatives)

slashdot

◆ Netflix To Raise $2 Billion In Debt To Fund More Original Content

◆ Oculus Co-founder is Leaving Facebook After Cancellation of 'Rift 2' Headset

◆ 16-Year-Old Dethrones Tetris World Champion With Difficult Hyper-Tap Technique

◆ AWS CEO Andy Jassy Follows Apple In Calling For Retraction of Chinese Spy Chip Story

◆ SQLite Adopts 'Monastic' Code of Conduct

◆ Oxygen-Rich Liquid Water May Exist on Mars

◆ Now Apps Can Track You Even After You Uninstall Them

◆ Chinese Company Oppo is the Latest To Be Caught Cheating on Phone Benchmarks

◆ A Device That Can Pull Drinking Water From the Air Just Won the Latest XPrize

◆ Microsoft's Problem Isn't How Often it Updates Windows -- It's How It Develops It

◆ YouTubers Will Enter Politics, And If They Do, They're Probably Going To Win

◆ China Requires Blockchain-Based Information Service Providers To Register Users Using Real Names, Censor Postings and Store User Data

◆ Linus Torvalds is Back in Charge of Linux

◆ Intel Has Killed off the 10nm Process, Report Says

◆ Hack On 8 Adult Websites Exposes Oodles of Intimate User Data

Engadget

◆ What's on TV: 'RDR 2,' Hasan Minhaj, 'Sabrina' and 'Channel Zero'

◆ US DOT tells self-driving shuttle company to stop transporting kids

◆ Report says NASA lost historical artifacts due to lax procedures

◆ NBC Sports adds ‘Snow Pass' to its hyper-specific streaming options

◆ Ford is the first company to test self-driving cars in Washington, DC

◆ Intellivision's Amico is the latest retro console revival

◆ Uber's drone-based food delivery could begin in 2021

◆ Richard Branson steps down as Virgin Hyperloop One chairman

◆ ‘Devil May Cry 5' fans in Japan get insane $8,000 bundle

◆ Faraday Future confirms layoffs and wage cuts as struggles continue

◆ Spotify tests feature that highlights new releases

◆ YouTube CEO says proposed EU copyright law threatens creators

◆ Netflix orders more of Matt Groening's 'Disenchantment'

◆ Discovery and PGA Tour team up on GOLFTV streaming service

◆ Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe leaves Facebook

◆ Addison Lee's self-driving taxis could hit London by 2021

◆ Mars may have enough oxygen underneath its surface for life

◆ Netflix taps Gullermo del Toro to direct 'Pinocchio'

◆ Drive.ai launches second autonomous ride-hailing pilot in Texas

◆ Samsung's updated mixed-reality headset goes on sale October 22nd

◆ Germany calls for global minimum tax on large tech companies

◆ Netflix will raise $2 billion to pay for more original content

◆ Honor Magic 2's sliding screen unveiled a week before launch

◆ What we're buying: Making the switch from Apple to Samsung

◆ How to pick a smartphone in 2018

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