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Twitter CEO dodges question about banning Trump if he called for murder

"We'd certainly talk about it," Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey told The Huffington Post.

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Qualcomm-FTC lawsuit: Everything you need to know

The antitrust case could decide how smartphones get made in the future -- and what they cost.

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Foldables, 5G and the future of the iPhone in 2019

Two of the most-awaited features coming to mobile devices may arrive late to the iPhone.

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FTC vs. Qualcomm: Why you should care

The two are battling over Qualcomm’s licensing practices. Here’s what it could mean for the future of smartphones.

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Facebook manager exits, says she was 'harassed' for pro-diversity views

Sophie Alpert, a Facebook engineering manager, said in an internal post that she was targeted for calling out the company's lack of diversity, CNBC reports.

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<p>Google will pay Fossil $40 million for secret smartwatch tech.</p>

Google will pay Fossil $40 million for smartwatch tech

The tech giant isn't saying what exactly the tech is.

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Netflix's price hikes are coming quick

From The 3:59 show: US subscribers are going to pay $1 or $2 more a month to help feed its TV- and movie-making machine.

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<p>What3words' three-word labels let you find spots without addresses, like "faded reveal mount" next to San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.</p>

Sony invests in What3words for easier navigation

The digital addressing startup already is built into Mercedes car mapping systems.

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Facebook removes hundreds of fake pages, accounts tied to Russia

Two separate operations out of Russia used similar tactics to mislead followers, the company says.

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Jeff Bezos' favorite things get their own Vegas conference

Think robots, space and machines that get smarter on their own.

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<p>Tim Cook focused on how our online activity can result on privacy violations in an op-ed.</p>

Apple's Tim Cook calls for new regulations to protect your personal data

The CEO highlights "invisible" privacy violations and the "shadow economy" they've created.

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<p>In the future, deleting too many characters from your query in the search box won't automatically send you into Cortana.</p>

Microsoft will divorce search from Cortana in Windows 10

Looks like they're splitting amicably based on the latest preview build of Windows 10.

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