Robots Are Ruining the World, but Not in the Way You Think
Social media bots have created a contentious atmosphere on platforms like Twitter, and studies show they are causing havoc
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How the Podcast Industry Is Surviving the Pandemic
Podcasting was poised for huge growth at the start of the year. Then the pandemic hit. Here's what happened.
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Global E-Waste Spiked by an Extra 2 Million Tons in 2019
Electronic waste across the globe reached a monumental 53.6 million tons in 2019 - a massive two million metric tons.
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Motorola Launches Cheap 5G Phone (That Won’t Come to the US)
The Motorola Moto G 5G Plus can bring 5G to the masses as it it costs less than $400. But, sadly, it won't be sold in the US.
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NSA Issues Warning and Advice for Businesses using VPNs
The NSA has issues warnings and advice for businesses using a VPN, to reduce potential data breaches and attacks.
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LG’s New Earbuds Stay Squeaky Clean
LG's self-cleaning earbuds will be available in the US soon. The charging case kills bacteria using UV light.
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Google Bans Misleading Adverts – You Won’t Believe No. 3!
Google's latest policy clamps down on misleading clickbait and deceptive adverts that are designed to get users to click.
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Amazon Buys Billion Dollar Car Company Amid Worker Safety Strikes
Amazon has bought Zoox for $1.2 billion but workers in Germany are striking over a lack of adequate coronavirus protection.
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Amazon Pledges to be Carbon Neutral by 2040
Amazon has launched a $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund that will invest in cleaner tech and reduce its own carbon emissions.
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India Has Officially Banned TikTok – Here’s Why
The Government of India has announced a ban on 59 Chinese apps, including the controversial video app Tik Tok. Here's why.
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Advertiser Boycott May Make Facebook Take a Stance on Hate
Is a wide spread advertiser boycott of Facebook enough to get the social media giant to take a stand against hate speech?
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Can Bars and Restaurants Use Contactless Tech to Safely Reopen?
For restaurants and bars, reopening poses one big question: can their customers stay safe?
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Everything We Know About the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2
The Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 is coming and it promises a big redesign from the original phone, with a super-narrow front screen.
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Facebook Is Finally Going to Warn You About Sharing Outdated Articles
Facebook is going to warn users about sharing articles that are outdated, in a small step against sharing misinformation.
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Google Pixel 4a Launch: What To Expect
Google should be releasing its latest cut-price Pixel 4a phones this summer. Here's everything we know about them so far.
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Acer Launches New Chromebooks, ConceptD laptops, and Swift 5 Notebook
Acer has updated its popular Swift 5 notebook, as well as launchinig a high-end Chromebook and new ConceptD devices.
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Windows 10 Update May Stop Chrome Hogging RAM
The Windows 10 May 2020 update reduces the memory usage of some apps — and may soon include the notably RAM-ravenous
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All the Big Apple WWDC 2020 Keynote Announcements
Here's our WWDC 2020 overview: The most exciting updates coming from iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and macOS Big Sur.
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The Unrelenting Tide of Bad Guest Post Request Emails
The funniest, weirdest and most poorly worded email requests for sponsored guest posts, hot from the Tech.co inbox.
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The UK’s Coronavirus Tracing App Debacle Explained
The UK government has been forced into an embarrassing, but not unexpected, U-turn over its coronavirus tracing app.
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Racism on Nextdoor – Inside the Petition to Tackle its Moderator Problem
Racial profiling has plagued hyperlocal social network Nextdoor for years. A new petition offers tools that could help.
