Amazon is continuing to define what consumers expect
More recent Amazon initiatives such as Prime Now and Flex Delivery aim to deliver orders to your doorstep in two hours or less. When Amazon (AMZN) began offering free...
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Twitter says it shuttered 377,000 accounts that promote terrorism in six months
In its latest transparency report, Twitter said it shuttered a total of 376,890 accounts "for violations related to promotion of terrorism," bringing the 17-month total up to the end...
India says no to most of Apple's demands
Apple is not getting any special treatment from the Indian government. Despite the company’s imminent plans to begin manufacturing iPhones in the country, the Indian government remains committed to...
Apple just bought the app it once crowned 'most innovative' and made it free for everyone
If you can’t beat it, buy it. That’s what Apple did on Wednesday when it acquired an app…
You’re not as secure online as you might think
The problem with our grasp of cybersecurity isn’t so much that we remain dangerously illiterate — it’s that we think we know what we’re doing anyway. The Pew Research...
LinkedIn is a getting a Facebook-like feature
LinkedIn has announced Trending Storylines, a new section for web and mobile that shows news and content it thinks you’ll find relevant and interesting. In some ways, it’s more...
Snapchat is proving its street cred with TV advertisers
Snapchat desperately wants to carve out a piece of the $70 billion in brand spending that…
You can now search for a doctor using emoji, because 2017 is sorrow
Feeling heartburn? Just type ❤️. Zocdoc, an online service that helps you find doctors and schedule appointments, has revamped its search to be more user-friendly. It's calling the initiative...
Smart gym bag promises to clean itself and everything inside it
Ever had the experience of opening your gym bag to be greeted by the smell of sweaty workout clothes? The folks behind new Kickstarter Paqsule think they’ve come up...
Jeff Bezos takes this massive robot for a ride
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos demonstrated this insane-looking, 13-foot-tall mechanical robot at the second annual MARS (Machine-Learning Automation, Robotics & Space Exploration) conference. The robot, called Method-2, is a product...
