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"How Google and Chromecast Won at Our House" ["We were a committed AirPlay household for a long time, actually, but Apple neglected that standard so much—kept it proprietary and under-delivered with the Home Pod—that the Google alternative became too tempting to resist. Now we're a Google household with a Google Home in the kitchen and a series of Google Home Minis spread all over the house."] Subtraction 3:39 PM
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"Apple doesn't need to buy Netflix to build a global movie service" Apple Must 10:09 AM
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"3 Signs That Apple Has Lost Its Innovation Mojo"
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"Apple's HomePod may be China's perfect music streaming system" Apple Must 8:13 AM
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"Why Apple should buy a major movie studio" Cult of Mac 3:15 PM
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"Wedbush: Apple is in a quagmire, a sandbox and a sluggish car" Apple 3.0 7:52 AM
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"'The Age of Surveillance Capitalism' Review: The New Big Brother/Tech companies have shown themselves to be increasingly cavalier with our personal data. Are we handing over too much information? Frank Rose reviews 'The Age of Surveillance Capitalism' by Shoshana Zuboff." WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:12 PM
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"I went to CES so you didn't have to" iFixit 5:24 PM
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"Your iPhone could reveal your radiation exposure after a nuclear disaster" MacDailyNews 3:12 PM
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"Screens Might Be as Bad for Mental Health as ... Potatoes" Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 10:19 AM
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"I quit texting for a week and it was harder than I expected" Business Insider 8:12 AM
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"AWS, MongoDB, and the Economic Realities of Open Source" Stratechery 7:57 AM
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"Review: The Honor 10 Lite is a budget phone that feels much more expensive" The Next Web 7:20 AM
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