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Tesla just showed us the future of car crashes

Brian Fung Washington Post
Jun 12, 2016 7:22 am - Every day, our cars are becoming smarter and more connected. This may someday save your life in a crash, or prevent one altogether - but it also makes it far harder to e...
San Francisco bracing for life after this tech bubble

Alison Vekshin Bloomberg News
Jun 12, 2016 7:17 am - San Francisco is preparing for a different kind of Big One. Municipal officials are drafting an "economic resiliency plan" - one of the first of its kind in the United S...
This company just solved one of the biggest problems for driverless cars

Brian Fung Washington Post
Jun 12, 2016 7:11 am - One of the biggest mysteries we'll need to solve for driverless cars is how to assign liability in an accident. Some experts think car manufacturers will start taking on...
Why Twitter gave a woman's home address to her cyberstalkers

Caitlin Dewey Washington Post
Jun 11, 2016 7:18 am - This story begins with a woman named Renee, but we aren't using Renee's last name at her request. That's because Renee is the victim of cyberstalkers - and, thanks to Tw...
Why smart homes are still so dumb

Hayley Tsukayama Washington Post
Jun 11, 2016 7:18 am - Tony Faddell's recent decision to step down from the helm of Nest came as a surprise but not a big one. The problems specific to the smart appliance company - which is o...
No, Facebook doesn't eavesdrop on your phone - but it does spy on you

Caitlin Dewey Washington Post
Jun 11, 2016 7:16 am - Kelli Burns may go down in history - or at least in Google search - as the professor who claimed, definitively, that Facebook "eavesdrops" on its mobile users. Her comme...
Google's computers are creating songs. Making music may never be the same.

Matt McFarland Washington Post
Jun 11, 2016 7:14 am - Google has launched a project to use artificial intelligence to create compelling art and music, offering a reminder of how technology is rapidly changing what it means ...
Traffic-weary homeowners and Waze are at war, again

Steve Hendrix Washington Post
Jun 11, 2016 7:14 am - When the traffic on Timothy Connor's quiet Maryland street suddenly jumped by several hundred cars an hour, he knew who was partly to blame: the disembodied female voice...
App reviews: Mekorama, June

Hayley Tsukayama Washington Post
Jun 11, 2016 7:10 am - Mekorama Mekorama is a worthy addition to the puzzle-game genre, with pretty mechanical puzzles and an adorable robot that players are charged with getting from Poi...
Gaming's E3 loses luster as developers go direct to fans

Christopher Palmeri WP Bloomberg
Jun 11, 2016 7:09 am - When the Electronic Entertainment Expo kicks off Tuesday in Los Angeles, one of the largest companies in the video game industry won't be there, at least not on the show...

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