May 22nd 2014
Tech News 2Night 93
The House Passes NSA Reform
Hosted by
Sarah Lane
Samsung VR for Smartphones
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Host: Sarah Lane
The House of Representatives pass NSA reform but does it go far enough?, Edward Snowden's first U.S. TV interview, Samsung is making a VR headset for smartphones, "Okay Google" comes to all Chrome users, eBay stripped of 80% of Google search, California to issue driverless car licenses, more bad news for HP, is this the world's fastest robot?, and Facebook wants to know even more about you.
Guest: Roberto Baldwin
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Running time: 14:06
Links
- House of Representatives passes 'gutted' NSA surveillance reform
- Google, Facebook Warn NSA Bill Wouldn't Stop Mass Surveillance
- Edward Snowden is giving his first American TV interview on May 28th
- Samsung is making a VR headset for phones and tablets
- Samsung Music will close its doors on July 1
- Google's New Update Has Stripped eBay Of 80% Of Its Best Search Listings
- Google Adds “Okay Google” Voice Search For All Chrome Users
- California Will Start Granting Licenses For Driverless Cars In September
- HP Shares Fall on Light Results; Plans to Cut up to 16,000 More Jobs
- QuickCoin makes sharing Bitcoin as easy as sending a Facebook message
- Facebook changes default privacy setting of new users’ posts from Public to Friends
- Facebook adds TV and music identification to its mobile apps to speed up status updates
- This is the world's fastest robot on legs