Should we use CRISPR to resurrect the dead, how smart home tech is changing the life of a wounded warrior, and is 5G bad for our health?
This week's major tech headlines included an analyst prediction that says 5G iPhones will come in 2020, the debut of the Facebook-founded Libra cryptocurrency and the Pixel 4 leak from none other than Google.
Ten cities ask the European Union to help them stop the "touristification" of neighborhoods.
Voom also plans to expand to Asia this year, says Fast Company.
That'll be especially handy when 5G comes around and sucks up all that power.
In today's top stories, certain 15-inch MacBook Pro notebooks may have batteries that could catch fire. Also, Google leaves tablets to everyone else.
VIPs from NASA, Pixar and elsewhere take to the stage to fire up women and push for equality in the tech sector.
Outspoken CEO John Legere says the Sprint merger would take 5G nationwide.
We break down this critical question, talk about YouTube and regulatory scrutiny and AI-powered pizza.
The US-China trade war could see more of Apple's iPhones produced in Taiwan.
Lawmakers still have a lot of questions about Facebook's cryptocurrency plans.
Do you trust Facebook with your money?
Sublime suburban chariot
High on style and technology, the 2019 Volvo XC90 is an incredibly satisfying everyday crossover.
