Enlarge this imageUber’s going the distance to try and crowd out its competition, like Lyft and its signature mustached vehicles.Justin Sullivan/Getty Imageshide captiontoggle captionJustin Sullivan/Getty ImagesUber’s going the distance to try and crowd out its competition, like Lyft and its signature mustached vehicles.Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesEach weekend, we look back on the tech week that https://www.bengalsglintshop.com/Trey-Hopkins-Jersey was, which includes original content from NPR and the stories worth noting from acro s the Internet. Here we go… ICYMI Amazon Buys Twitch: In a nearly $1 billion purchase, Amazon bought the exceedingly popular Twitch, which allows viewers to watch live streams of gamers gaming. Amazon edged out Google, which had been expected to pay a similar amount for the service. Sad Desk Microwave: For our weekly innovation pick, we went with the Brainwave, a UK-based designer’s concept for a small desktop microwave, powered by your computer. The only downside is it’s only a prototype, for now … The Big Conversation Big Banks Breached: The nation’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, and four other U.S. banks were attacked by sophisticated hackers. Federal investigators are looking into whether Ru sians were behind this breach, po sibly in retaliation for U.S.-led sanctions. Smartwatches Galore: So much smart watch news, so little time. LG and Samsung have unveiled new devices, and mark https://www.bengalsglintshop.com/Josh-Malone-Jersey down Sept. 9 for Apple’s next announcement. The invite says only, „Wish we could say more,“ but tech watchers are wondering whether the much-rumored iWatch will finally make its first appearance.Curiosities The Verge: This is Uber’s Playbook for Sabotaging LyftUber’s been aggre sively trying to crowd out its competition in various cities, and The Verge says it got the playbook. NPR: The LA https://www.bengalsglintshop.com/A-J-Green-Jersey School iPad Scandal: What You Need To KnowThe iPad education revolution stalls. The Atlantic: Inside Google’s Secret Drone Delivery ProgramIt’s not just Amazon toying with drones. Can Google rule the skies? Gizmodo: Twitter Finally Lets You See How Few People Are Faving Your Tweets Well, this was kinda demoralizing.
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