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Facebook is struggling to add new users. Scientists may have found an underground liquid water lake on Mars, while Microsoft developers are working to bring new emoji and mixed reality experiences to future versions of Windows 10.

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Facebook’s user growth has hit a wall - Recode

Facebook stock drops more than 20% after revenue forecast misses - MarketWatch

Scientists may have found liquid water on Mars

Microsoft starts testing next major Windows 10 update with new emoji and Mixed Reality Flashlight feature - The Verge

122: July 25, 2018 Jul 25, 2018

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Apple says it has fixed the aggressive thermal throttling taking place in the 2018 MacBook Pros. Elsewhere, Chrome is now warning visitors of non-encrypted websites, and Segway has a new product on the market.

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Apple releases software fix for MacBook Pro slowdown - Six Colors

Chrome now marks all unencrypted websites as ‘not secure’ - The Verge

Segway’s whacky new roller shoes will cost $399 | TechCrunch

121: July 24, 2018 Jul 24, 2018

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Alphabet has posted its Q2 results, a mysterious Google design video has surfaced, and a group of German students won a recent Hyperloop competition.

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Alphabet's quarterly profits fall after $5 billion EU fine

Google video shows all-white redesigns for Gmail, Google Photos, and more | Ars Technica

WARR Hyperloop pod hits 284 mph to win SpaceX competition - The Verge

120: July 23, 2018 Jul 23, 2018

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Apple is hosting a live HomePod Q&A, Uber and Lyft have fired a driver for live-streaming their riders and Snap is shutting down Snapcash.

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Apple Hosting Live HomePod Question-and-Answer Event on July 25 - Mac Rumors

HomePod Live Event - Official Apple Support

Uber, Lyft driver booted after newspaper reveals he was livestreaming passengers | Ars Technica

Snap is shutting down Snapcash, its payment service, on August 30th - The Verge

119: July 20, 2018 Jul 20, 2018

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Instagram is getting old-school status indicators, the new MacBook Pro keyboard has a trick up its sleeve, and Comcast has officially given up on buying Fox.

The EU has found Google guilty of breaking antitrust laws. Corning has new smartphone glass coming to market, and Amazon says Prime Day was a huge success.