Uber and Lyft drop driver for livestreaming passengers on Twitch
CNN’s Polo Sandoval, Sarah Jorgensen and Sophia Lipp contributed to this report.
Boston Dynamics Is Gearing Up to Produce Thousands of Robot Dogs
Boston Dynamics, maker of uncannily agile robots, is poised to bring its first commercial product to market — a small, dog-like robot called the SpotMini.
Twitter May Be Demoting Controversial Accounts in Search Results
In what appears to be new ranking behavior, Gizmodo has identified several prominent far-right accounts now buried by Twitter’s search feature.
Apple fans are returning their new MacBook Pros that cost a minimum of $2,800 because they can’t reach the advertised speeds (AAPL)
You’ll have to put the brand-spanking-new 2018 MacBook Pro with Intel’s Core i9 processor in a freezer to get the advertised 2.9 GHz speeds. At least, that’s what Dave Lee from the Dave2D YouTube channel did to get the most out of his.
Nintendo sues to shut down two big ROM sites
Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the operator of two websites serving ROMs of old Nintendo console video games, calling them a “brazen and mass-scale infringement of Nintendo’s intellectual property rites.” Already, one site, LoveRetro.co, has been taken offline.
MIT Device Uses Wi-Fi to ‘See’ Through Walls and Track Your Movements
Anyone who has ever been intrigued by ads for x-ray specs in the back of a comic book will appreciate the latest work out of MIT, which advances technology to “see” through walls.
Facebook Suspends Yet Another Analytics Firm on Fear of Data Misuse
Facebook appears to want to show it is taking its pledge to get tough on analytics firms seriously after the scandal involving Cambridge Analytica and user privacy.
A new digital divide: Young people who can’t use keyboards
Mashiko Ishii often hears that her fellow lecturers at Uchida Human Resources Development Center become confused when they are asked such basic questions during training for new employees of IT companies.