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New iPad Pro Inches Toward Replacing PC, but Falls Short
Apple’s newest tablet is faster, with a brighter screen and a higher refresh rate, but keyboard typing is still uncomfortable.
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One Way to Fix Uber: Think Twice Before Using It
After months of escalating scandals, Uber is pledging to remake itself. Only customers like you can hold it accountable.
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Instant Pot, the Latest Prized Kitchen Gadget, Has Staying Power
The practically foolproof Instant Pot lets you throw a bunch of stuff in it and have dinner in 30-ish minutes. But it might bump your slow cooker off your countertop.
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CreditApple, via European Pressphoto Agency All the Ways Apple’s iOS 11 Will Change Your iPhone
Apple debuted its new operating system last week. It will bring some big changes to your iPhone.
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Credit Tech Titans Make Pilgrimage to White House to Discuss Government Systems
Timothy Cook, Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt were among 18 tech executives at a forum held by an administration they have had conflicts with.
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Credit Want to Work for Jaguar Land Rover? Start Playing Phone Games
The carmaker wants potential employees to download an app with a series of puzzles it says will test for the engineering skills it hopes to bring in.
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Credit Drones to the Rescue
Researchers find that drones carrying heart defibrillators can reach cardiac arrest victims quicker than ambulances.
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Credit Move Over, Bitcoin. Ether Is the Digital Currency of the Moment.
Ethereum, a digital currency network that is winning over tech geeks and big companies, may soon surpass Bitcoin, its inspiration. Or it may fizzle.
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Credit The High-Tech Device That’s Like a Bouncer for Mosquitoes
New traps that use infrared beams to identify insects are helping researchers capture more of the disease-carrying insects they need.
