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Graham Starr

Graham Starr

Senior Tech Editor at Business Insider

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  • English
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  • Computers & Technology

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Recent Articles

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The Week in Business: A Suddenly Vulnerable Netflix (Published 2019)

Plus, the fight for a $15 minimum wage and a Russian viral app that may be dangerous. (It’s not. It just makes you look older.)
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How to Stay Financially Stable When the World Might Be Falling Apar...

Trade wars, climate change and slowing economic growth can mean severe trouble. So what’s a long-term investor to do?
slate.com

I Made a Don Jr. Shadow Instagram Account to Mimic What He Likes an...

Ad keywords Instagram apparently uses to target Don Jr. include “Germany’s Next Top Model” and “smoked meat.”
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Google CEO Abruptly Cancels The Town Hall About Jame’s Damore’s Sex...

“TL;DR Sorry for the late notice but we are going to cancel today’s Town Hall”
csmonitor.com

You can now explore Mars with NASA’s free online tools

NASA released two in-browser programs – Mars Trek and Experience Curiosity – which allow people to explore research into the Red Planet and can help augment science curricula.
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A is for Alphabet, B is for But-it’s-still-Google

In an announcement that shook up the tech industry on Monday, Google revealed that it will be restructuring itself under a parent company called Alphabet, which, thanks to confusing logic, is also owned by Google.
csmonitor.com

The Data Drive presents the Weird Wide Web of underground digital art

‘The Data Drive’ is a surrealist alternate-world version of Facebook made out of collaged paper. Though satirical, many feel it’s the perfect representation of life online.
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What does Windows 10 mean for the future of Windows?

Microsoft will release its Windows 10 operating system to its users as a free upgrade on Wednesday. The company says this will be the last operating system it releases.
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What in the world is ‘hair ice’? Scientists explain bizarre phenome...

Researchers have concluded that a fungus helps promote the growth of a beautiful and mysterious ice formation.
csmonitor.com

Drone (legally) delivers packages, but the technology still needs work

A test flight to deliver medical supplies to a remote region of Virginia by unmanned aerial vehicle was a success. However, some say that consumer delivery drones are still years from reality.
csmonitor.com

How did ‘El Chapo’ become Chicago’s Public Enemy No. 1?

Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman escaped from a maximum-security Mexican prison on Sunday. He will regain the title of Chicago’s Public Enemy No. 1 for his cartel’s role in the city’s deadly drug trade.
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Mississippi prison escape: How common are jailbreaks?

Two prison escapees have been captured and two remain at large after breaking out of Mississippi’s Hinds County Detention Center.
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Google fights spam with artificial intelligence

Gmail announced that it had prevented 99.9 percent of spam from reaching inboxes, but will artificial intelligence help bridge that final tenth of a percent?
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Turkish protesters ransack Thai Consulate over Uighur deportations

Human rights groups claim that Turkey’s decision to deport more than 100 Uighurs violates their rights.
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What happens when Facebook says you don’t exist

Facebook recently updated its ‘real name’ policy, but many regular accounts are still being reported and deactivated. Critics of the policy see this as an attack on identity.
csmonitor.com

A day with Apple Music: What it is and what it isn’t

Apple launched its streaming service on Tuesday. Here’s a hands-on experience of a user’s first day with Apple Music.
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360-degree video lets you play your movies like a video game

With new cameras, you may soon be able to immerse yourself in video. The impact on virtual reality and extreme-sports footage could be huge.
csmonitor.com

13 key questions about Apple Music

Apple unveiled Apple Music at WWDC 2015. How does this new music streaming service work?
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Facebook Lite offers similar mobile experience, but at lower cost

Last week, Facebook announced the wide release of Facebook Lite, a ‘slimmed-down’ version of its Android app that gives users in low-data areas increased access to Facebook.