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I'm willing to bet this is their first step towards eventually being able to show you how outfits will look on you without needing to try them on. Thus eliminating one of the last remaining reasons people buy clothes at brick and mortar stores.

This is a great opportunity for Google to build an in house solution, seeing as how it's their own email service. Would be a simple way to differentiate and prevent us from needing to rely on 3rd party tools.

If they offer a family plan that's price competitive with Spotify, along with feature parity with things like offline play, I'll get my friends and I to switch in a heart beat. The one thing Pandora has over Spotify is their fantastic radio algorithm, Spotify's radio stations are terrible. That alone is a huge selling point for me.

Jeez Zuckerberg really took it personally when Snapchat rejected their acquisition offer. Been going to war with them with these Snapchat clones non stop. Let it go Mark, use your resources for more innovative things.

Removing features is innovative now? This is nothing more than a regular browser in fullscreen mode.

Wow the attention to detail is impressive.

More like "Help tech companies abuse H1B Visas more efficiently!". Before people tell me "but how else will they meet demand for engineers?", I am absolutely for the use of immigration to bring the world's brightest minds to the US, that's the original purpose of H1B visas. What actually happens often though, is that these companies will list a job that requires 20 years experience and offer...

An important way to supplement this is to require any job listings on LinkedIn to include a salary range. Having comparable jobs show salaries head to head in search results will create competition in that sense.

I understand the purpose this app serves on iPhone and iPad, but why is this its own app on Apple TV? Isn't this essentially what the home screen should be?

This seems intriguing but you guys/gals could've done a better job explaining what exactly it does on your website. My first impressions were that it was a dashboard of random contextual data from various apps, but that's too vague and doesn't adequately explain the value proposition to me.

This is very impressive! How do you manage to offer same day delivery to anywhere in the entire country, even rural areas? Who makes the deliveries?

Eh. Seems like just another "me too" play by Facebook. The design is too similar to regular Facebook and users won't be able to remove the mental connection between the two. Looks like a glorified FB group with business-y beige background.

I just don't get it, I really don't. How hard is it for a multi billion $ company to include sms fallback integration into conversations like iMessage, so that this can be used to message friends who don't have Allo yet? Good luck getting people to convince their friends to install yet another chat app. They're not going to leave WhatsApp and similar messaging apps for this, there's no...

"Toby, how are you not murdered every hour?"

@15greenberg @jack7kim out of curiosity, what makes this hardware in particular the ideal one to use for a hackintosh setup? It's usually the drivers that give people problems when trying to install OSX on a non-apple product, what components here made that a non-issue?

Right, "trusted". Plenty of ISPs have been known to prioritize traffic from Ookla to show a fast speed. www.fast.com is a much more accurate indicator of speed because it downloads from Netflix servers.

Attempt #23429 of Facebook trying to emulate Snapchat. How about instead of cloning a social network (we saw how that worked out for Google+), you create unique offerings? I'm willing to bet these constant attempts are just Zuckerberg bitter at Spiegel rejecting his takeover offer and taking it personal. Wouldn't put it past him.

I'd be all for this if it was open source software, but this is essentially saying "hey do the work of improving our self driving algorithm for free, so that our founders and investors can be enriched". Nice try George Hotz.

Very intriguing and clever solution, but the website has waaaaaay too many buzzwords and fluffy paragraphs that don't really say anything, and will quickly confuse the avg user while frustrating the tech saavy ones. This section should have more prominence on the site: "Since traditional mesh systems use the same backhaul channel, every hop between source points divides the network capacity by...

Love the design, but beyond that, how's this different from shopping for those same brands on Amazon/Ebay/Jet?