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  • Professional 'Go' Player Lee Se-dol Set To Play Google's AlphaGoTech

    The Google Brain Is Killing It at This Game

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  • Eddy Cue was Apple’s point man in the negotiations with publishers that led to a price-fixing judgment.Tech

    Could FBI Turn On Cameras and Microphones Next?

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  • First- and second-graders in Berkeley, Calif., explore Mars with Nearpod VR.Tech

    Here’s Why Virtual Reality Won’t Get Kicked Out of Class

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    Facebook Wants to Be Cooler Than the Dictionary

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  • Cancer research laboratoryTech

    Could a Massive Data Dump Help Solve Breast Cancer?

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  • USA-ELECTION/TRUMPTech

    An Island Full of Millionaires Wants to Stop Donald Trump Cold

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  • Taxi Drivers Protest Possible Uber Expansion In NYCTech

    Uber Pushes Back Against Rape, Sexual Assault Claims

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  • Craig FederighiTech

    The Case Against a Backdoor for the FBI

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  • Cycling Routes And Directions Added To Google MapsTech

    Ex-Google Employee Gets TV Deal for Book on Sex, Drugs, and Partying

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  • Apple Supporters Protest In Front Of FBI Headquarters In Washington DCTech

    Does ‘Cyber Pathogen’ Lurk on Shooter’s iPhone?

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  • Young adults at a party at the Local 16 bar and restaurant Oct. 13, 2015 in Washington, DC.Tech

    Verizon, Hearst Launch Mobile TV for Two Kinds of Millennials

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  • File photo of Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook at an event for students to learn to write computer code at the Apple store in the Manhattan borough of New YorkTech

    Why Letters Are Pouring Into the Apple Courtroom Today

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  • General Views of Macau As Casino Revenue Falls 32% While China Curbs Hit VIP GamingTech

    Here’s Why Delivery Hero Is Leaving China Alone

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  • Republican Candidates Take Part In Debates At Reagan Library In Simi ValleyTech

    Here’s How Well Search Engines Predicted Super Tuesday

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  • Obama Outlines Policy For Open And Free InternetTech

    FCC Caved to White House on Net Neutrality, Senators Say

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