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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, May 16, 2025?

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Police Officers Are Turning Into Reddit Mods Thanks to Amazons Neighborhood Watch

TL;DR A 2019 investigation from NBC showed that many police departments didn’t make any arrests from Ring footage

By @TheMarkup [ 11 Min read ]

This article was copublished with the Los Angeles Times, Insider, and AfroLA. This series was made possible through support from the Pulitzer Center’s AI Accountability Network.

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Three years after its TV debut, the company pivoted hard.

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On This Day

Steve Jobs unveiled the Apple iMac

On May 16, 1998, Apple Inc. unveiled the first iMac, a significant product launch that played a crucial role in Apple's turnaround in the late 1990s. The iMac, known for its unique design and integration of the monitor and computer in one unit, was instrumental in reestablishing Apple's reputation for...

Poll Of the Week

How do you view the impact of Trump’s tariffs on the technology sector and U.S. consumers?

Recent reports highlight that Trump's tariff policy is stirring debate. While the tariffs aim to boost domestic production and protect American jobs, they are also linked to rising consumer prices and challenges for tech companies, leaving the overall impact uncertain.

26% Boost for Domestic Innovation: Tariffs support U.S. jobs and tech production despite slight price hikes.

19% A Pricey Gamble: Tariffs raise costs for tech companies and consumers with unclear benefits.

10% Mixed Effects: The policy shows both upsides and downsides across sectors.

44% Outdated Strategy: Tariffs disrupt global supply chains and increase prices in today's economy.

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