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- What New York's free Wi-Fi kiosks mean to the city's homeless
New York City has set up hundreds of free Wi-Fi kiosks around the city, giving internet access to everyone - including the city's homeless.
- First LookDelphi joins forces with Mobileye for self-driving system by 2019
The automotive supply companies say their new product will accelerate the time to market for a complete automated driving technology.
- First LookWill Amazon offer cut-rate music streaming for Echo?
Amazon is said to be planning a $5-per-month music service exclusively for Echo owners.
- Facebook launches 'Lifestage' app for teens: Can they win back young people?
Lifestage, a new video-centric app by Facebook, only allows members ages 21 and younger.
- First LookWhy tech giants are ganging up on robocalls
The FCC is calling for an industry 'strike force' to tackle the rise of the robocalls. The 33 companies set an Oct. 19 deadline to produce solutions.
- First LookHow Twitter became a key player in the fight against ISIS
In the past six months, the social media platform has suspended 235,000 accounts for violating the site's policy against the promotion of terrorism.
- Uber set to make semi-autonomous rides a reality in Pittsburgh
The ride-sharing company will begin testing semi-autonomous vehicles this month, part of a long-term goal to replace human drivers with robotic ones, according to a new report.
- Why Uber is suing over London's English skills requirement for drivers
The ride-hailing firm said it would challenge rules by London's transport authority that mandate English testing for drivers and other strictures on its operations.
- Look ma, no hands – or feet! Is Ford winning the autonomous car race?
Ford plans to put fully driverless cars on the road by 2021, but will current and future regulations slow them down?
- Ford, Chinese search giant invest $150 million for self-driving car
California-based Velodyne, which makes the sensors that can act as a self-driving car's 'eyes' on the road, announcing the funding on Tuesday.
- First LookIn an increasingly competitive market, China's 'Apple' stumbles
Xiaomi, once the undisputed leader in Chinese cell phones, has lost considerable market share and been overtaken by Huawei Technologies.
- First LookDid 'Shadow Brokers' steal NSA cyberweapons?
A mysterious group calling itself the 'Shadow Brokers' claims to have stolen – and to be auctioning off – NSA-linked cyberweapons.
- What Tim Cook says about Apple's future
The Apple chief executive reiterated the company's mission while also acknowledging his foray into social issues, in an interview with The Washington Post.
- First LookHackers steal guests' credit card information at 20 US hotels
The operator of Hyatt, Sheraton, Marriott, and Westin hotels says that it has been targeted by hackers, who for months collected customers credit card information.
- First LookAirlander 10 delay: Why the rebirth of dirigibles was put on pause
On Sunday, Hybrid Air Vehicles delayed the first test flight of the Airlander 10, a 300-foot airship, due to a 'slight technical issue.'
- Google Fiber's plan: disrupt telecom's hold on broadband
Though the fastest internet connections today arrive on wire lines, Google is looking to change that – and shake up the marketplace in the process.
- Tattoo tech: Why put a circuit board on your body?
These temporary tattoos, printed on gold leaf, could be the next big thing in both fashion and wearable technology.
- First LookPenn State researchers create self-mending clothing
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have found a way to not only help parents everywhere, but also protect individuals who work with chemicals or other harmful substances.
- Why Snapchat pulled its 'anime' filter
In a recent update, the app introduced a new filter that gave users slanted eyes, large front teeth and rosy cheeks – features that are widely associated with Asian stereotypes.
- Should drivers trust keyless security systems?
A new study shows that remote keyless entry systems can be easily and inexpensively be hacked using key-cloning.