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Microsoft wants the government to prevent abuse of facial recognition

Microsoft president Brad Smith is calling on the federal government to step in and pass laws to prevent the abuse of facial recognition technologies.

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  Microsoft wants the government to prevent abuse of facial recognition

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  Verizon announces 10,400 employees will voluntarily leave the company

  TechCrunch

EXCLUSIVE: Walmart is testing a robot fry cook named 'Flippy' at its delis

You might remember 'Flippy' the burger-flipping robot that's now a fry cook.

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  Stocks slip on US-China trade concerns

  Yahoo Finance
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  Google Maps for iPhone now includes personalized recommendations

  Engadget

Congress will grill Google's CEO this week — here's what to expect

When big tech executives were invited to testify before Congress in September, Google opted to be represented by an empty seat rather than send its CEO, Sundar Pichai. That will change on Tuesday.

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  Google Maps' new personalized suggestions come to iOS

  TechCrunch
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  China grants Qualcomm a ban on some iPhone sales

  Engadget

Stocks may be tanking but don't leave them in the doghouse

Stocks have been pounded in December. Do they deserve it?

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  Google has acquired one of India's most popular train tracking apps

  TechCrunch
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  Netflix's star-studded 'Triple Frontier' arrives in March 2019

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The 19 best big companies to work for in 2019, according to Glassdoor

Employer review website Glassdoor released its annual “Best Places to Work” report, consisting of the top 100 large companies to work for going into 2019.

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  Google's rumored Pixel 3 'Lite' XL might ditch the notch

  Engadget
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  Netflix superhero show 'The Umbrella Academy' debuts February 15th

  Engadget

Qualcomm Says It Won Case Banning Sale of Older iPhones in China

The Fuzhou Intermediate People’s Court ruled that Apple is infringing two Qualcomm patents and issued injunctions against the sale of the iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X, the San Diego, California-based chipmaker said in a statement Monday. The most recent models introduced in September, the iPhone XS, XR and XS Max, are not covered by the ban.