Well, that was an action-packed week. The Supreme Court ruled on phones and personal privacy The leading court likewise weighed in on online tax Brian Krzanich resigned as Intel’s employer after a “consensual relationship” with a staff member. And, obviously, there was more. Here’s your opportunity to capture up.
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Instagram has a brand-new television app that’s going to be a significant time suck
IGTV looks a lot like You Tube.
James Martin/ CNET.
I truly desire the next iPhone to have a USB-C port
But I’m most likely going to be dissatisfied.
Sarah Tew/ CNET.
Doctors are utilizing WhatsApp to deal with clients in battle zone
From CNET Magazine: Telemedicine is an effective tool for assisting individuals harmed in the crossfire.
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Fortnite makes me feel so-o-o-o old
And I believed I was going to be such a Cool Dad.
Ian Knighton/ CNET.
The United States is overlooking a state-of-the-art option to immigrant detention centers
Ankle bracelets and smart device apps are inexpensive and reliable.
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I was a motion picture projectionist. Then robotics took my task
They’re respectable at it it, to be reasonable.
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Europe’s fiercely disputed copyright revamp is more than a meme killer
The European Copyright Directive might alter the web as we understand it.
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I’ve been weeping my eyes out attempting to get MoviePass to revive repeat watchings
Really, bring it back.
Pop Art fulfills pop-up store at the 29 Spaces art exhibit in San Francisco
It’s completely Instagram- prepared.
Kaitlin Benz/ CNET.
