Amazon announces new Echos, Facebook out to help blood donors in India, and Anthony Levandowsky, formerly of Uber, has started an AI religion.
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Firefox Quantum is twice as fast, Twitter extends character limit to 280, YouTube blocks its videos from Amazon Echo Show.
Microsoft announces new Office dates, macOS High Sierra password vulnerability uncovered, Amazon adds Alexa to its music app.
Microsoft announces quantum computing language, Levi’s touch-sensitive Google jacket arrives, Uber and London start talking.
Uber banned in London, Facebook sends data to US Congress, a catch in Apple’s free 4K upgrade offer.
Google event product leaks, Optionsbleed Apache bug, and Amazon making smartglasses.
iOS 11 arrives, Equifax had a second attack in March, and the new Amazon Tablet gets an Echo-like feature.
CCleaner infected with malware, Google launches payment app that uses sound, Slack gets new valuation.
1947 – The Association for Computing Machinery was founded as the Eastern Association for Computing Machinery, during a meeting at Columbia University in New York. It developed into the world’s largest organization of computer professionals. 
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