TechCrunch

◆ Uber's fatal accident tally shows low rates but excludes key numbers

◆ Uber reveals thousands of sexual assault reports last year

◆ Why AWS is selling a MIDI keyboard to teach machine learning

◆ Scammers peddling Islamophobic clickbait is business as usual at Facebook

◆ Driving the track-ready, race-banned McLaren Senna GTR

◆ Elizabeth Warren is reportedly drafting legislation to allow gig workers to unionize

◆ Niantic is working with Qualcomm on augmented reality glasses

◆ NFL-AWS partnership hopes to reduce head injuries with machine learning

◆ Gift Guide: Gifts for the promising podcaster

◆ New tweet generator mocks venture capitalists

◆ Google's AI-powered voice recorder and transcription app comes to older Pixel phones

◆ A look at Latin America's emerging fintech trends

◆ Daily Crunch: Imgur launches an app for gaming memes

◆ Qualcomm launches the XR2 platform for 5G-connected AR and VR devices

◆ Einride to launch commercial pilot of driverless electric pods with Coca-Cola European Partners

◆ Airbnb officially bans all open-invite parties and events

◆ Future iPhones could drop charging ports altogether

◆ Chirp debuts a faster, feature-filled Twitter app for Apple Watch

◆ AI-enabled assistant robot returning to the Space Station with improved emotional intelligence

◆ Inside VSCO, a Gen Z-approved photo-sharing app, with CEO Joel Flory

Wired

◆ Larry, Sergey, and the Mixed Legacy of Google-Turned-Alphabet

◆ Kamala Harris' Opposing Truths

◆ A SpaceX Beer Supply Run, Sketchy Baby Yoda Merch, and More News

◆ SpaceX Launched Its Last Rocket of the Decade to the ISS

◆ Alleged Russian Hacker Behind $100 Million Evil Corp Indicted

◆ *Watchmen* Is Finally Being Called a Hit

◆ With Shovels and Drones, Volcano Hunters Probe Kilauea

◆ No One Knows Why Rocks Are Exploding From Asteroid Bennu

◆ Now iPhone Users Can Tap Waymo's Self-Driving Ride-Hail App

◆ Best Free Streaming Services to Save You From Subscription Hell

◆ Data Brokers are Cruising for a Bruising

◆ Stop Saying Driverless Cars Will Help Old People

◆ 'The Irishman' Gets De-Aging Right-No Tracking Dots Necessary

◆ The 9 Best Soundbars for Every Budget (2019)

◆ What Happens When Computers Learn to Read Our Emotions?

◆ Meet the Activists Risking Prison to Film VR in Factory Farms

◆ Baby Yoda Merchandise Is Out There-But Wary, You Must Be

◆ The RCS Texting Protocol Is Way Too Easy to Hack

◆ A Once-a-Month Birth Control Pill, an Arctic Warning, and More News

◆ WIRED Book of the Month: *Dead Astronauts* by Jeff VanderMeer

◆ The Arctic Is Warming Much Faster Than the Rest of Earth

◆ A Once-a-Month Birth Control Pill Is Coming-Here's How It Works

◆ Qualcomm Bets Big on 5G With the Snapdragon 865 and 765

◆ The 47 Best Cyber Monday 2019 Deals Still Available Now: Amazon, Walmart, Etc

◆ Elon Musk on the Stand: ‘Pedo Guy' Doesn't Mean ‘Pedophile'

◆ ‘No Time to Die' Trailer Predicts James Bond's Future

◆ Calculate the Thrust Force on Your Drone\!

◆ The Not-Future of Meat

◆ Ewoks Are the Most Tactically Advanced Fighting Force in Star Wars

◆ We Need to Protect Antarctic ‘Blue Carbon'

slashdot

◆ Nestle Cannot Claim Bottled Water Is 'Essential Public Service,' Court Rules

◆ The Case For Portland-To-Vancouver High-Speed Rail

◆ Most of the Largest US Voting Districts Are Vulnerable To Email Spoofing

◆ Snapdragon XR2 Chip To Enable Standalone Headsets With 3K x 3K Resolution, 7 Cameras

◆ Apple Will Reportedly Release An iPhone Without Any Ports In 2021

◆ The US Is Suspected of Killing a Terrorist In Syria Using Missile With Knife Warhead

◆ Filmmakers Sue State Department Over Social Media Surveillance Rules

◆ China Resurrects Great Cannon For DDoS Attacks On Hong Kong Forum

◆ 44 Million Microsoft Users Reused Passwords in the First Three Months of 2019

◆ Advocates Call For FTC Probe of 'Kidtech'

◆ The Most Copied StackOverflow Java Code Snippet Contains a Bug

◆ Facebook Sues Chinese Malware Operator For Abusing Its Ad Platform

◆ New Linux Vulnerability Lets Attackers Hijack VPN Connections

◆ The Rise Of Restaurants With No Diners As Apps Take Orders

◆ Lawmakers Are Ready To Crack Down on Robocalls

Engadget

◆ The National Archives preserve JFK assassination bullets with 3D scans

◆ Uber's first safety review contains thousands of sexual assault reports

◆ Qualcomm teams up with 'Pokémon Go' developer to make AR glasses

◆ YouTube Music can handle gapless playback on the web and Android

◆ Apple brings Memoji and Animoji to its Clips video creation app

◆ Amazon and the NFL team up to create a 'Digital Athlete' simulation

◆ Wirecutter's best deals - Jabra Elite 85h Bluetooth headphones drop to $200

◆ Homeland Security doesn't want Americans' airport face scans after all

◆ Qualcomm pushes for cheaper Snapdragon PCs with its 7c and 8c chips

◆ Microsoft's redesigned Office mobile apps read text out loud

◆ Qualcomm's new chipset promises better AR and VR anywhere

◆ 'NHL 20' adds Snoop Dogg as a commentator and playable character

◆ Apple explains why the iPhone 11 is always checking your location

◆ It looks like ‘Bayonetta' and ‘Vanquish' 4K remasters are coming to Xbox One

◆ YouTube's Rewind 2019 video learns from last year's mistakes

◆ Apple may ditch the Lightning port on a 2021 iPhone

◆ Google's powerful Recorder app now works on older Pixel phones

◆ The best gifts for music lovers, from headphones to DJ gear

◆ DOJ charges two Russians with using malware to steal millions

◆ Are the Radeon RX 5700 and 5700 XT ideal GPUs for your gaming PC?

◆ Regulators are the only ones who can save us from distracted drivers

◆ Save up to $200 on a Surface Pro 7 or Surface Laptop 3 at Amazon

◆ The laws protecting our data are too weak

◆ GM and LG team up to build EV batteries in the US

◆ 'Rocket League' update removes loot boxes from the game

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