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<p>Bozoma Saint John (left) talks about what it's like to be Uber's chief brand ambassador at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco.</p>

Uber's Bozoma Saint John: 'There certainly is a lot to do'

After being besieged by scandals, the ride-hailing firm's brand ambassador is looking to humanize the company.

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Facebook amps up ads oversight in response to 'Jew haters'

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg says she was disgusted her company's systems had allowed that type of targeted advertising.

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Waymo seeks a whopping $2.6B in damages from Uber

Alphabet's self-driving car unit says it's owed billions for the alleged theft of its autonomous vehicle trade secrets.

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<p>Apple CEO Tim Cook chats with attendees of the iPhone X event.</p>

Apple's Tim Cook says DACA is about 'basic human dignity'

Apple's outspoken CEO, speaking at a conference in New York, says the debate over Dreamers is about morality, not politics.

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Sean Parker: The internet isn't the place to beat Trump

Commentary: The former Napster and Facebook luminary admits the web isn't our salvation.

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<p>Pressing the center button on the Xbox One controller now takes to to a Guide sidebar, rather than the traditional home screen.</p>

US Navy hooking up Xbox controllers to new submarines

The familiar gamepads will control advanced periscope systems.

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Mine more cryptocurrency with this new Asus motherboard

Mining Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency requires GPU power, and this new PC component hooks up 19 graphics cards at once.

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iPhone 8 reviews have landed, a T-Mobile and Sprint merger?

Today's biggest headlines in tech include iPhone 8 and 8 Plus reviews, a possible T-Mobile and Sprint merger and the leaking of a new small Google Home assistant called Google Home Mini.

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<p>TOPSHOT - A member of the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), made up of an alliance of Arab and Kurdish fighters, removes an Islamic State group flag in the town of Tabqa, about 55 kilometres (35 miles) west of Raqa city, on April 30, 2017, as they advance in their battle for the group's de facto capital. US-backed fighters have captured 80 percent of Syria's Tabqa from the Islamic State group, a monitor said on May 1, a week after they first entered the town. / AFP PHOTO / DELIL SOULEIMAN (Photo credit should read DELIL SOULEIMAN/AFP/Getty Images)</p>

Politicians push for faster cull of online terrorist content

European leaders will suggest new targets for internet giants to remove extremist material at a UN meeting on Wednesday.

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iPhone 8 has a low carbon footprint, says Apple VP

Lisa Jackson, head of Apple's environmental initiatives, says CEO Tim Cook's leadership has led to the company's products becoming more green.

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Software vendors woo self-employed workers

CNET@Work: Software vendors are targeting self-employed workers as a growth market. That attention means you'll have more options for accounting and finance apps.

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<p>The value-giver.</p>

Tim Cook on iPhone X: $999 is a 'value price'

Commentary: In an interview with ABC's "Good Morning America," Apple's CEO insists the new phone is a bargain.

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