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24 de Mayo de 2018

Total captadas: 46

• 22:57 - por Richard Lawler: Boba Fett 'Star Wars' movie is in the works
• 21:19 - por Richard Lai: Vive Focus VR update lets you take calls from the real world
• 20:44 - por Kris Holt: ASUS will ship its NVIDIA G-Sync HDR monitor in June
• 19:31 - por Jon Fingas: Airbnb tests its own version of Snapchat's Stories for rentals
• 18:18 - por Jon Fingas: Amazon Music app now offers hands-free control thanks to Alexa
• 17:22 - por Richard Lawler: Jury rules Samsung owes Apple $539 million in iPhone patent trial
• 16:45 - por Nicole Lee: Essential reportedly cancels next phone, considers sale
• 16:16 - por Rob LeFebvre: Remember StumbleUpon? Well, it's going away June 30th
• 15:51 - por Rob LeFebvre: Instapaper temporarily shuts down in Europe to comply with GDPR
• 15:30 - por Wirecutter: Wirecutter's best deals: Save $90 on a Microsoft Xbox One X console
• 15:14 - por David Lumb: Twitter initiates its new campaign ad policy
• 14:58 - por Kris Holt: Tesla may reveal the Model Y this year... maybe
• 14:39 - por Timothy J. Seppala: All Xbox One 'PUBG' players can access its terrible second map
• 14:18 - por Rob LeFebvre: US reportedly launches probe into cryptocurrency price-fixing
• 14:00 - por Roberto Baldwin: Driving an EV means changing the way you think about “refueling”
• 13:56 - por Rob LeFebvre: Elon Musk may have violated US labor laws during tweet storm
• 13:46 - por Kris Holt: Vevo goes all-in on YouTube music videos
• 13:30 - por Jessica Conditt: Google will always do evil
• 13:12 - por David Lumb: Amazon Echo recorded a conversation and sent it to a random contact
• 13:00 - por Jon Fingas: Facebook's political ad disclosures go into effect
• 12:46 - por Timothy J. Seppala: YouTube direct messaging moves from mobile to desktop
• 12:24 - por Timothy J. Seppala: Facebook suggests Europeans won't be compensated for data fiasco
• 12:03 - por Kris Holt: Russia denies planning botnet cyberattack on Ukraine
• 11:44 - por Chris Velazco: Samsung’s obnoxious new ad will ‘turn off’ millions of TVs
• 11:12 - por Edgar Alvarez: The World Cup is Twitter’s next chance at video dominance
• 10:43 - por Swapna Krishna: Pittsburgh mayor had no idea Uber was reviving self-driving tests
• 10:23 - por Katrina Filippidis: 'Runescape Classic' will shut down after almost two decades
• 09:52 - por Swapna Krishna: NTSB's preliminary report on Uber crash focuses on emergency braking
• 09:30 - por Shannon Lee: 'Til death do us part
• 09:15 - por Timothy J. Seppala: Facebook is rolling out its GDPR privacy rules to the world
• 09:00 - por Daniel Cooper: Pornhub made a VPN
• 09:00 - por Swapna Krishna: Sinemia lets you book movie tickets the minute you sign up
• 08:22 - por Mariella Moon: Amazon's Map Tracking feature lets you stalk your delivery driver
• 08:00 - por Daniel Cooper: Spotify settles music-licensing lawsuit for $112.5 million
• 07:41 - por Rachel England: Lenovo continues to struggle as a smartphone maker
• 07:21 - por Katrina Filippidis: Researchers develop self-driving boats that can double as bridges
• 07:10 - por Steve Dent: Report finds Android malware pre-installed on hundreds of phones
• 07:00 - por Timothy J. Seppala: PS4 exclusive 'Detroit' is a flawed depiction of race in America
• 06:29 - por Steve Dent: Uber is building a flying taxi technology center in Paris
• 06:01 - por Rachel England: Tinder Places matches you with people from your favorite hangouts
• 05:30 - por Richard Lawler: The Morning After: Sony looks beyond the PS4
• 05:00 - por Rachel England: Tesco Direct to close as it falls to other online retailers
• 04:03 - por Mariella Moon: Google Lens updated with smart text selection and real-time lookup
• 02:56 - por Mariella Moon: FBI seizes domain behind major Russian botnet
• 02:00 - por Steve Dent: Fujifilm's entry-level X-T100 brings classic style for $600
• 00:29 - por Mariella Moon: Regulators want drones to have visible 'license plates'

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