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New this week from Amazon -- a glossy print toy catalog

Taylor Telford
Nov 10, 2018 1:00 AM - It features 70 pages of delighted, cozily-clad kids surrounded by toys, and will be mailed to millions of customers this month.
The cutting-edge technology that will change farming

Adrian Higgins
Nov 10, 2018 1:06 AM - There's a radical shift in agriculture -- decades in the making -- in which plants can be grown commercially without a single sunbeam. A number of technological advances have made this possible, but none more so than innovations in LED lighting.
Review: Apple's new iPad Pro still isn't a laptop

Geoffrey A. Fowler
Nov 10, 2018 1:22 AM - The new iPad Pro is the biggest design change and price hike ever for Apple's tablet. It might be great for artists or people who have to work mostly standing up. A substitute for a work laptop, though, it is not.
In China, new restrictions for young video gamers

Taylor Telford
Nov 10, 2018 1:00 AM - Regulators in China have taken aim at the gaming industry over the past year in an effort to address gaming addiction and rampant nearsightedness.
Amazon to start selling latest Apple products, excluding speaker

Mark Gurman and Spencer Soper
Nov 10, 2018 1:05 AM - Amazon said Friday it would begin selling the most-recent iPhone, iPad, Mac computer, Apple Watch and Apple TV models on its website, along with branded accessories and headphones from Apple's Beats subsidiary. Previously, Amazon sold only older model iPhones.
First look: Samsung's next phone folds up like a book

Geoffrey A. Fowler
Nov 10, 2018 1:20 AM - Part pocket-size flip phone, part tablet, it's the most interesting idea seen in smartphone design for years.
Tim Berners-Lee kicks off a 'Contract for the Web' to protect the future of the Internet

Hamza Shaban
Nov 10, 2018 1:00 AM - The inventor of the World Wide Web is urging governments, Internet companies and users to commit to a set of principles to protect the openness and accessibility of the Web while boosting user privacy and minimizing misinformation and hate speech.
With mobile pay, you can go without a wallet at checkout

By MARGARETTE BURNETTE
Nov 3, 2018 1:09 AM - Many stores now accept mobile wallets, a technology that lets customers make payments via smartphone or watch.
Google offers money to universities to use AI in research

Susan Svrluga
Nov 3, 2018 1:00 AM - Google is offering $25 million to universities and nonprofits that have research ideas that can be expanded by using artificial intelligence and other technology to solve problems. The Google AI Impact Challenge includes the offer of help and coaching from experts at Google.
How'd a government agency get infected with malware? 9,000 pages of porn.

Michael Brice-Saddler
Nov 3, 2018 1:08 AM - The federal employee who infected a U.S. government network had an "extensive history of visiting adult pornography websites" on a work computer, many of which were Russian and contained malware that spread to the U.S. Geological Survey network.

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