Bloomberg and Reuters have been reporting on Huawei’s short term prospects, and things look bad. Like $30 billion-losses bad.

Our roundup includes stories about Genius accusing Google of stealing, Telegram getting attacked, the Pixel 3a’s success, and Bumble taking it to Tinder.

In a week dominated by E3, it looks like we have to give Nintendo the top prize for announcements. Zelda, Animal Crossing, and more.

Plus, a Mark Zuckerberg deep fake video has emerged on Mark Zuckerberg’s own Instagram no less.

Our roundup includes stories about Facebook buying your data - from you, Nancy Pelosi ghosting Mark Zuckerberg, Dropbox’s new app, and Tesla’s submarine car on the drawing board.

E3 press conferences filled the day, with new announcements from Square Enix and Ubisoft. Square showed off a bunch of Final Fantasy games, including a remade 7 and remastered 8, plus its new Avengers game. Ubi’s got Watch Dogs, a Greek myth-inspired adventure game, and... DLC for a lot of already released games?

Our roundup includes stories about Pixel 4 leaks, facial recognition at airports, Amazon using robots in its warehouses, and Steven Spielberg’s new horror show.

E3 started over the weekend and we already have Project Scarlett and Halo Infinite news from Microsoft, Keanu Reeves on stage and 14 minutes of gameplay from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

Our roundup includes stories about Google Stadia’s fine print, people not ready for 5G, space tourism, louder EV’s, a Tesla doublecross, and Avengers: Endgame timeline explained.

Google Stadia is coming in November, but you can preorder the Founder’s edition now which comes with a limited edition controller and a Chromecast Ultra. It’s a pretty sweet deal if you’re a gamer.

Our roundup includes stories about Huawei’s new OS, Apple’s new “Find My” feature, Walmart’s delivery desperation, a pogo stick rental startup, and a 360 degree infinity pool on top of a building.

Amazon showed off its delivery drones in development. These drones can carry up to 5 pounds and have a range of about 15 miles. Obviously safety is a big sticking point, but make no mistake, these are coming.

Our roundup includes stories about new Samsung Galaxy Note 10 renders, falling global smartphone shipments, things YouTube is going wrong, things youTube is doing right, a crazy helicopter rescue gone wrong, and a massive swarm of lady bugs so big it shows up on radar.

Attempting to find just the right balance between ride sharing and bike sharing, Bird has a new e-bike cruiser on the way that might just bridge that gap. But we still have a lot of questions.

Our roundup includes stories about Spotify’s new app, Instagram’s decline, a rising octogenarian Instagram star, deciphering Amazon’s Choice, X-Men Dark Phoenix reviews, and a hilarious 9th inning performance for the ages.

WWDC has come and gone and we saw a lot of improvements to iOS 13. Additionally we got a new version of iOS for iPad, and Apple focused on privacy with a new single sign on option. Plus, there was new hardware.

Our roundup includes stories about the FTC and DOJ antitrust investigations, a wishlist for the next Google Pixel, why Google went down the other night, the Wonderboom 2, WWDC’s Minecraft Earth Demo, 5G testing in downtown Chicago, coffee drinker’s delight, and the world’s largest wind farm.

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Oppo and Xioami both showed off video of their in-screen selfie cameras. These are not punch hole displays - the cameras are embedded below the OLED displays, hiding them from view, except when they’re needed.

Our roundup includes stories about the Asus Zenphone 6 review, WWDC Predictions, Google’s weekend outage, a Google antitrust investigation, Bing actually making money, and the world’s oldest video footage of a solar eclipse.

The Moto Z4 is out, with a midrange processor, midrange RAM, and a headphone jack! Moto Mod support is still there, but they don’t fit quite right, which is disappointing. Overall, this is a great deal for Verizon customers, and the 5G Mod is set to give you lightning speeds.

Our roundup includes stories about rumors that Samsung is ditching the headphone jack, Sprint’s 5G network, Amazon interest in buying Boost Mobile, WWDC predictions, Uber and Lyft’s destined failure, and Qualcomm’s fall from