Robot Trucks Coming To US Army in 2019Zero Hedge
DIY Robot Kits Make Learning Fun (But Don’t Tell Your Kids That)Wall Street Journal
To hold Facebook accountable, stop calling it a tech companyCNBC
Google image search makes Trump the world’s top idiot, but is it fair?South China
Amazon has explored getting into consumer health diagnostics — testing for disease at homeCNBC
Elon Musk tweets fans might see a Tesla pickup truck next yearCNBC
Treasury yields fall as Chinese data disappoints, traders look to Fed meetingCNBC
Why Apple Chose Austin, Seattle and Culver City for Its New Jobs PushWall Street Journal
Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Navy ContractorsWall Street Journal
Facebook says a new bug allowed apps to access private photos of up to 6.8 million usersWashington Post
The surprising ways smartphones affect our brains and our livesNBC News
Would you buy a car from a Carvana vending machine? Here's how it works.USA Today
Android Phones Easily Broken Into By Using 3D-Printed Face, But iPhone Remained ImpenetrableInquisitr
Bitcoin slumps to $3,200 and is set for back-to-back losing weeksMarketwatch
Want to Launder Money? Try the Crypto ATM in Your Corner StoreBloomberg
Amazon has a problem with fake reviews — here's how holiday shoppers can avoid falling for themCNBC
The most influential analyst covering Apple just slashed his iPhone shipment estimate by 20 percentCNBC
Bitcoin Wasn’t a Bubble Until It WasWall Street Journal
Chase for Talent Pushes Tech Giants Far Beyond West CoastNew York Times
Yale's Stephen Roach questions why Huawei has been 'singled out' for sanctions violationCNBC
Bees that wear tiny sensor-filled backpacks could monitor farms all day longMIT Tech Review
All automated hiring software is prone to bias by defaultMIT Tech Review
Postmates reveals its cute, automated delivery robotMashable
Taylor Swift used facial recognition software to detect stalkers at LA concertGuardian
Waymo's self-driving cars have faced slashed tires, thrown rocksCBS News
Are scooters safe? Government scientists study health risks as scooters descend on citiesUSA Today
Ingestible robot can be monitored from outside body by BluetoothUPI
In France, School Lessons Ask: Which Twitter Post Should You Trust?New York Times
Researchers are turning bumblebees into live dronesCNBC
This Is Why You See Amazon Ads When You Search Google For "Williams Sonoma"Buzzfeed
Iran hackers hunt nuke workers, US officialsAssociated Press
The Making of a Computer-Generated InfluencerWall Street Journal
Why the Amazon Invasion in New York and Virginia Will Be SlowWall Street Journal
Apple threw shade on Amazon with the stealthy selection of its very own HQ2Business Insider
Apple’s ‘Netflix for Magazines’ Getting a Chilly ReceptionBloomberg
BMW and Porsche Just Beat Tesla to Three-Minute ChargeBloomberg
Facebook and Twitter apologise after mother who suffered a stillbirth is bombarded with baby adsTelegraph
California mulls texting fee to help poor people get phonesDaily Mail
'They don't care': Facebook fact-checking in disarray as journalists push to cut tiesGuardian
Buyer beware: Is that free trial really free?CNBC
Apple to invest $1 billion in new Texas campusCNBC
Amazon isn't necessarily killing brick-and-mortar retail — it could be saving itBusiness Insider
Apple now has dozens of doctors on staff, showing it's serious about health techCNBC
Facial recognition tech spreads to car rentalsMashable
Austin is calling in the CDC to study the risks of scootersQuartz
What Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s visit to Congress taught us (spoiler: not a lot)MIT Tech Review
The scale of location tracking by our smartphone apps has been exposedMIT Tech Review
Amazon’s Holiday Toy Catalog Is Advertising Parents Actually WantWired
How Robo-Cars Handle the Frustratingly Human Act of MergingWired
Google Glass Wasn't a Failure. It Raised Crucial ConcernsWired
An Intel Breakthrough Rethinks How Chips Are MadeWired
Checking In? No Thanks. I'm Just Here to Use the Wi-Fi.New York Times
Apple Is Considering Moving iPhone Output If Tariffs Hit 25 PercentBloomberg
Fears over US military data in cloudBBC
Amazon aims at office workers with compact cashier-less food storeReuters
Google boss explains how search results work – and why Trump appearsThe Independent
Trump says would intervene in arrest of Chinese executiveReuters
Some freelance hackers get paid $500,000 a year to test defenses of companies like TeslaCNBC
Amazon is selling its own toys for the first timeBusiness Insider
Canada grants bail for arrested Huawei CFO who faces US extraditionCNBC
Democrats erupt into laughter after Google CEO has to explain to Rep. Steve King that the 'iPhone is made by a different company'Business Insider
Amazon Alexa can now help you monitor your blood pressureCNBC
Huawei arrest puts 'bullseye' on AppleBBC
Amazon delivery driver is caught stealing packages from home he delivered toDaily Mail
The action in Apple's stock tells you everything you need to know about this market, says Jim CramerCNBC
Apple vs Qualcomm: How can one US company block another in China?CNBC
Amazon's Homegrown Chips Threaten Silicon Valley Giant IntelNew York Times
Walmart is reportedly testing a burger-flipping robot as the company doubles down on automationBusiness Insider
Google gears up for congressional hearing with patriotic prepared remarksCNBC
Apple files appeal to overturn iPhone sales ban in ChinaCNBC
Popular apps like WeatherBug and GasBuddy are tracking your location with incredible detailCNBC
Google is shutting down its Plus social network sooner than expectedCNBC
Apple falls after Chinese court bans sale of most iPhonesCNBC
How to Stop Apps From Tracking Your LocationNew York Times
Amazon, Amid Crackdown on Seller Scams, Fires Employees Over Data LeakWall Street Journal
More than seven hours of screen time a day changes the structure of a child's brain, scientists claimTelegraph
Parents warned of dangers of YouTube after paedophiles target kidsMirror
Groundbreaking study examines effects of screen time on kidsCBS News
'This game is like heroin:' Fortnite addiction sending kids to gaming rehabUSA Today
90 percent political donations from big tech workers went to the DemocratsBusiness Insider
The next big risk to your privacy: Your child's video-game habitMarketwatch
22-Year-Old Employee Found Dead at Google's NY OfficeHollywood Reporter
Stack my car, please, my good robotBoston Globe
Uber Is Said to File for an I.P.O. as It Races Lyft to a Public DebutNew York Times
Cisco warns staff against China travel after Huawei arrestSouth China
The dreaded open office is driving workers to do this ... the podMarketwatch
Apple buys Platoon, a start-up that helps indie musicians get discoveredCNBC
Apple and Alphabet erase their gains for the yearCNBC
Silicon Valley rep tries to bring tech jobs to small-town IowaAXIOS
A.I. as Talent Scout: Unorthodox Hires, and Maybe Lower PayNew York Times
Bitcoin Leads Cryptos to Lowest Since 2017 as Sell-off ResumesBloomberg
Apple Watch can now detect your irregular heart rhythms and other problems: Here's how it worksCNBC
Critics say cashless retailers penalize the poorCBS News
Fed up with Facebook, U.S. fund managers look for alternativesReuters
Retailers Embrace Payment Apps to Sidestep $90 Billion in Swipe FeesBloomberg
Bitcoin Derivatives That Cost $1 Million Will Soon Be WorthlessBloomberg
China Outraged At Arrest Of Huawei CFO, Warns It Will "Take All Measures"Zero Hedge
Sabrina Meng, Huawei CFO and Founder’s Daughter, Was Face of Secretive CompanyWall Street Journal
Huawei arrest puts trade war truce in doubtReuters
Facebook workers turn on Zuckerberg: CEO under pressure amid scandalDaily Mail
Facebook discussed cashing in on user data, emails suggestGuardian
Alphabet’s Wing spinoff is about to launch drone deliveries in FinlandMIT Tech Review
The problem with studies saying phones are bad for youThe Verge
California gives final approval to code requiring solar on new homesEngadget
The Best Home Wi-Fi SystemsWall Street Journal
Big tech has your kid’s data — and you probably gave it to themVOX
Microsoft will never shy away from providing AI-powered weapons to the US military: 'We at Microsoft have their back'Business Insider
Does Your Online M.B.A. Program Feel Too Remote? There’s a Bot For ThatWall Street Journal
