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Uber will ban unruly passengers, Huawei is once again on the SD Association list, Google to ban marijuana selling apps.
Apple releases a new iPod Touch; Ikea dabbles with augmented reality, and Zuckerberg blows off Canada’s House of Commons.
AMD drops some big announcements at Computex, Bill Gates’ summer reading list, and Facebook announces its plans for its own cryptocurrency.
Apple has agreed to warn its users when an update will slow down their phones. Huawei is dealt another blow as two major standards organizations cut ties with them. Facebook refuses to remove the doctored video of Nancy Pelosi giving a speech.
Hackers hold Baltimore for ransom, Google Glass is making a comeback, and Google’s AI improves accuracy of lung cancer diagnosis.
Thousands descend upon Toronto’s Collision technology conference, Canada announces its new Digital Charter to bolster privacy and security, and the U.S. says it will delay adding Huawei to a trade blacklist for 90 days.
San Francisco becomes the first city in the US to ban its government from using facial recognition tech. Microsoft has thrown its support behind epilepsy prediction technology. And Facebook has had trouble hiring since the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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