Anything For You All: 10 things in tech you need to know today

Kamis, 06 Februari 2020

LinkedIn's CEO is stepping down, Google sent a cease-and-desist letter to a facial recognition company, and Casper priced its IPO at $12 a share.

Sling offers two branches of its streaming service — Orange and Blue — each for $30 a month. You can also bundle both instead for $45 a month.

The company will raise as much as $115 million in the offering, before fees, which is far less than it was expecting.

Drivers of Waymo self-driving cars in Phoenix have reportedly seen their benefits cut since being classified as "vendors" instead of "contractors."

Musk seemed overjoyed that his musical effort was well-received, after it amassed 2.6 million streams in less than a week.

Google Maps is getting a new design that highlights everything else you use it for besides directions. The update comes on its 15th birthday.

The 92nd Academy Awards — otherwise known as The Oscars — will be broadcast and streamed on Sunday, February 9, 2020 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

You can easily change your email on Amazon with a few clicks to receive order confirmations and notifications to a new address.

The Tesla CEO posted the photo of the man — which the meme described as having won an award from PornHub — and quipped: "Guess he's not left-handed."

Huawei was repeatedly pressing Verizon to pay licensing fees on technologies it claimed to have patented, the Wall Street Journal reported last year.

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