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Flipboard: Now You Can Publish Your Own 'Magazine'

Flipboard opens up its platform to its users — sort of — though many might be surprised to learn that by "plussing" articles they like, they're also publishing their preferences to the world.

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Media

Meet Truth Teller, An Automated Political Fact-Checking App

The Washington Post has launched the prototype of Truth Teller, a news app that can fact-check speeches, virtually in real time.

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Apps

Flipboard Adds iBooks To Its Magazine Stand

Flipboard expands beyond curating short form social content with a new books section available in 10 countries.

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China

How U.S.-China Tensions Could Affect Your Next Smartphone

On Monday, the U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee on Intelligence report explicitly called out Chinese electronics corporations Huawei and ZTE as potential national security threats for the United States. The recommendations to avoid products and components from those companies could have wide-ranging effects on U.S. technology…

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Hobbyists Embrace Open-Source Concept For Drones

Drone hobbyists can buy their craft complete out of the box, but many are going the open-source, DIY route to radio-controlled flight.

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Breaking

I Am A President -- Obamamania Shuts Down Reddit

In another social-media first, President Barack Obama took to Reddit today to become the first sitting head of state to moderate the site's "AMA," or, ask me anything, series.

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News

Evernote & Moleskine Merge Paper & Pixels in "Smart Notebook"

Evernote signed a treaty with Moleskine Friday at the Evernote Trunk Conference, formally declaring a truce in its war on paper. It announced the Evernote Smart Notebook from Moleskine, along with a new version of Evernote for iOS that will bridge the gap that's familiar to anyone with an urgent need to capture ideas.

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News

Kippt Lets You Build An Automated Archive for Links You Like

On Wednesday, the personal link library Kippt rolled out its own syncing services. You can now connect your accounts from Twitter, GitHub, Pocket, and Readability to automatically save the links you like to your Kippt lists with no extra work, and more services are on the way. This kind of integration is just what the service needs to break out…

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Energized: New Batteries Could Triple Drone Airtime

With the drone market projected to double to $1.2 billion by 2020, two recent innovations to extend battery life could significantly propel the drone ecosystem forward.

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News

[Chart] Is There A Bottom To Netflix' Incredible Year-Long Free Fall?

While "Over The Top" technologies like Netflix and Hulu are clearly the wave of the future, the market has bludgeoned Netflix over the past 12 months, knocking 75% off its value. Is this punishment for Netflix's bad behavior, or a readjustment for the entire OTT market?

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Flipboard: Now You Can Publish Your Own 'Magazine'

Meet Truth Teller, An Automated Political Fact-Checking App

Flipboard Adds iBooks To Its Magazine Stand

How U.S.-China Tensions Could Affect Your Next Smartphone

Hobbyists Embrace Open-Source Concept For Drones

I Am A President -- Obamamania Shuts Down Reddit

Evernote & Moleskine Merge Paper & Pixels in "Smart Notebook"

Kippt Lets You Build An Automated Archive for Links You Like

Energized: New Batteries Could Triple Drone Airtime

[Chart] Is There A Bottom To Netflix' Incredible Year-Long Free Fall?