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Microsoft Amps Up Hardware Push With 5G Phone, Pro Laptop
Microsoft and an Army of Tiny Telecoms Are Part of a Plan to Wire Rural America
Huawei’s Decline Shows Why China Will Struggle to Dominate
AT&T 5G Upgrade Risks Silencing Home Alarms Reliant on Old Tech
Big Tech
Americans Ramp Up Google Searches for Covid Tests Amid Scarcity
NYC Tech Push Gains Steam With Microsoft, Roku in Hunt for Space
Amazon Working on Large Wall Echo, Sound Bar and New Auto Device
Washington Vows Action on Facebook. That Doesn’t Mean It Will Happen
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What to Watch
Apple Unveils the New IPhone 13, Stock Doesn't Move Much
Apple Inc. unveiled a new iPhone 13 at a wide-ranging product event Tuesday, looking to entice consumers with improvements to the camera and processor in lieu of major design changes. It also showed off a new Apple Watch. Bloomberg's Tom Giles reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Apple Revamps the IPad Line
Serena Williams' Coach on Reaching New Tennis Players
'Bloomberg Technology' Full Show (09/23/2021)
Exclusive Networks Raises EU366M in Paris IPO
Cybersecurity
Screentime
Blizzard’s Remake of Diablo Prompts Soul Searching
Earth, Wind & Fire’s ‘September’ Promotion Pays Off in Streaming
Apple Bans Fortnite Until Appeals Are Exhausted in Lawsuit
Sony Bets Its Fall Game Lineup on Little-Known Studio, and Wins
China
Commentary
Inches and Pounds Are Ready for a Post-Brexit Comeback
The metric system is elegant and modern, but clumsy and archaic units of weights and measures have always had remarkable staying power. Just ask Boris Johnson.
In Russia’s So-Called Election, Tech Was a Big Loser
Vladimir Putin’s victory shows the internet’s promise of elections free of censorship and vote count shenanigans to be a Potemkin village.
Twitter's Business Reboot Is Off to a Troubling Start
The social media platform’s management promised a new course of rapid-fire innovation and game-changing product rollouts. So far, it's not working.
Instagram Is No Place for Kids
Internal research at Facebook found that its photo-sharing app is having a terrible effect on teens’ mental health. So why is the company creating a new version for children?
Hyperdrive
Musk and Elkann See Eye-to-Eye on Nuclear, Human-Driven Ferraris
Carlos Ghosn Can’t Wait to Sell Renault Shares After Nissan Exit
Worsening Chip Woes to Cost Automakers $210 Billion in Sales
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