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The tick-tock story of how LinkedIn shopped itself to Microsoft, Salesforce and Google

How the $26 billion deal went down.

The Senate is ditching BlackBerry phones — and BlackBerry is trying to ditch phones

An era ends.

It’s finally getting easier to use multiple languages simultaneously on Facebook, Google and Apple products

Begone, English only.

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Meet the product chief Google picked to fight Apple and Amazon for control of your home

The man behind Google Home.

The complete timeline to self-driving cars

Self-driving cars are coming. The question is when and how.

From Eater

Why Kimbal Musk Is Opening a $5-And-Under Restaurant Concept

Just don't call it "fast food"

Capital Gains: Zenefits cut its own valuation to keep the lawyers out of the equation, Airbnb swells to $30 billion

J.P. Morgan is making a robotics play.

Israel’s public security minister blames Facebook after recent West Bank attacks

“The victims’ blood is partially on Facebook’s hands.”

Watch: New drone footage soars above the progress on Apple’s upcoming ‘spaceship’ campus

Do you see an Apple car yet?

From The Verge

Trump tweets image of Star of David that says 'most corrupt candidate ever'

Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican candidate for president, had an image attacking rival Hillary Clinton tweeted from his account today with overtly anti-semitic connotations. The tweet, which says "Crooked Hillary -- Makes History!",...

Elizabeth Warren's epic 2015 political rant foreshadowed this year's populist anger

The Massachusetts Senator isn’t shy about taking on big targets — be it Trump or tech.

Tech’s dream presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg tells tech to stop hiding data from the government

Apple, Google and Facebook are “dangerously wrong,” he writes.

Google and Facebook also looked at buying LinkedIn

LinkedIn had more suitors than we thought.

Microsoft didn’t have the highest bid for LinkedIn, but its $26 billion in cash won out

Another bidder, likely Salesforce, was offering a few million dollars more, but its offer was made up of both stock and cash.

After a fatal Tesla crash, the debate over the safety of semi-autonomous technology continues

The debate in self-driving circles: Is it safer to introduce semi-autonomous features incrementally or fully autonomous technology when it's ready?

Apple says Spotify’s app already violates App Store rules

The implication seems to be that noncompliance will get the music-streaming service booted from the App Store.

Now you can send your sweetie a kiss just by smooching your phone

Japanese cosmetics maker Shiseido created a mobile app to allow distant paramours to share a smooch.

Artificial intelligence companies need our data. Can we stop giving it away for free?

“We’ve consistently chosen comfort and better decisions, better and more valuable products, over our sense of privacy.”

Adnan Syed is getting a new trial, proving the power of the hit podcast ‘Serial’

A Maryland appeals court ruled his lawyer failed him.

This is why your fears about artificial intelligence are wrong

Elon Musk and James Cameron both missed the mark, the co-founders of Numenta say.

Media startups without a mission will crash and burn, Brian Lam says

The journalist-turned-founder of The Wirecutter says business should chase both money and quality.

From Eater

How Small Restaurants Tackle the Big Challenge of Building Mobile Apps

As diners increasingly demand digital rewards, mom-and-pops are trying to keep up

Hyperloop One’s co-founder and CTO Brogan BamBrogan is out at the company

Hyperloop One has also added a new co-founder.

Can Flipboard survive without a new new thing?

CEO Mike McCue talks business, Twitter’s CEO role and even Donald Trump.

Amazon is making it even easier to buy stuff on Prime with just your voice

Alexa, buy me anything.

Startups should be watching as the Supreme Court decides Samsung v. Apple

Competing tech companies occasionally clash in court, but Apple v. Samsung has roused fear and panic within the tech community.

From Eater

A Robot Burger Restaurant Is Coming to San Francisco

The future is now

Why Apple-Tidal would be different from Apple-Beats | Recode Daily: July 1, 2016

No more competing for Beyonce, among other things.

Inside Alphabet’s money-spinning, terrorist-foiling, gigabit Wi-Fi kiosks

The urban sidewalk kiosks from Sidewalk Labs will sport a battery of sensors to monitor cities, traffic and suspicious packages.

Artificial intelligence companies need our data. Can we stop giving it away for free?

“We’ve consistently chosen comfort and better decisions, better and more valuable products, over our sense of privacy.”

Why Apple might buy Tidal

It’s a classic tuck-in take-out.

Adnan Syed is getting a new trial, proving the power of the hit podcast ‘Serial’

A Maryland appeals court ruled his lawyer failed him.

The White House is harnessing data to help reduce local jail populations

The Data-Driven Justice Initiative seeks to move the mentally ill and low-level offenders awaiting trial out of local jails.

U.S. officials are investigating Tesla’s Autopilot tool after a fatal crash

The semi-autonomous technology was enabled when a Tesla Model S crashed into a tractor trailer.

Play ball! Disney’s deal to buy into Major League Baseball’s video business is on.

The deal values BAM Tech at $3.5 billion, Bloomberg reports.

From The Verge

Facebook is shutting down its Paper newsreading app on July 29th

Facebook is shutting down Paper, a bold reimagining of the company's flagship app for iOS that impressed critics but failed to attract a large audience, the company said today. The app transformed the core Facebook experience into a kind of...

IBTimes just laid off a bunch of people and cuts are coming to Newsweek

It’s possible that IBT Media is looking to sell Newsweek.