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Bits: Farhad and Mike’s Week in Tech: Sex Scandals and Silicon Valley
In this week’s tech newsletter, Farhad Manjoo and Mike Isaac delve into sex scandals reaching Google and Uber’s latest legal troubles.
Trump’s First Major Trade Fight With China Could Be Over Solar Panels
United States officials will soon decide whether to broaden tariffs on solar panels in a way that could spur Beijing to retaliate against Am...
Randi Zuckerberg Says She Was Sexually Harassed on an Alaska Airlines Flight
Ms. Zuckerberg, a former executive at Facebook, said that a passenger made lewd comments toward her and that flight attendants brushed off h...
Energy Idea for Mars Yields a Clue for Powering Data Centers
The use of natural gas in fuel cells, producing electricity through a chemical reaction, will be given a try at a dozen locations.
A.I. Will Transform the Economy. But How Much, and How Soon?
Three new reports suggest that artificial intelligence can probably do less right now than you think. But by one estimation, up to a third o...
Tech Tip: How to Create Windows 10 Start Menu Folders
If you find your Start menu is overloaded, you can save space by storing groups of apps in folders.
The Shift: How 41 People in Lithuania Took Over Your Facebook Feed
The viral publisher Bored Panda is thriving on the social network despite the algorithm changes that doomed its competitors.
Amazon Trumpets Its Cloud Lead With N.F.L. and Other Deals
The internet retailer used an annual conference to show how machine learning will spur growth at Amazon Web Services, its most profitable bu...
D.J.I., the Chinese Drone Maker, Clashes with U.S. Over Data
A memo from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement bureau says the firm’s commercial products may be sending sensitive information about U....
Andy Rubin, Android Creator, Steps Away From Firm Amid Misconduct Report
Mr. Rubin is taking a leave of absence from the start-up Essential amid a report that he had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinat...
Justices Consider How to Apply 18th Century Law to Digital Privacy
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the police need a warrant for cellphone location data in a case that could reshape privacy prot...
Tech We’re Using: Why Old-Fashioned Tools Remain Key for Reporting
Emily Steel, a media reporter for The Times, uses encrypted messaging apps and plenty of new tech. But she still harbors a love for the tele...
Tech Fix: The Best Ways to Share Your Smartphone Photos This Holiday
Tech tools make it easy to efficiently share large numbers of photos with your family. Here are some of the best approaches.
Snapchat Remakes Itself, Splitting the Social From the Media
Instead of one blended feed of information, Snapchat users will now see a social stream on the app’s left side, and a media stream on the ri...
Tech Tip: Punting iPhone Calls to Voice Mail
When the phone rings and you can’t (or don’t want to) answer the call, you can send it directly to voice mail even if your phone is locked.
G.M. Unveils Its Driverless Cars, Aiming to Lead the Pack
Previously reluctant to show the autonomous vehicles it is developing, General Motors now wants to signal its progress in getting them to ma...
State of the Art: The Internet Is Dying. Repealing Net Neutrality Hastens That Death.
Over the last decade, a few giant corporations became an inescapable part of online life. Gutting net neutrality would cement their power.
Square Feet: Microsoft to Expand Campus, as Amazon Looks Elsewhere
The software giant plans to invest billions of dollars in renovating its campus in Redmond, Wash., to create a more urban atmosphere.
Net Neutrality Hits a Nerve, Eliciting Intense Reactions
The F.C.C. plan to scrap existing rules for internet delivery has set off heated debate, personal attacks and echoes of the 2016 election.
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