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Billy Steele, @wmsteele

July 14, 2018
 
Recommended Reading: Microsoft bets big on a smaller Surface | DeviceDaily.com
 
 
 

Surface Go is Microsoft’s big bet on a tiny-computer future
Lauren Goode,
Wired

Microsoft debuted its much-rumored smaller Surface device this week, hoping to tempt the Windows faithful with a compact $399 option. Wired has a detailed look at the Surface Go, including a chat with chief product officer Panos Panay.

Driving without a smartphone
Ian Bogost,
The Atlantic

A new law in Georgia is meant to discourage drivers from even touching their phones, and it may end up changing how people use them all the time — not just when they’re behind the wheel.

The Prince estate’s big plans: Inside the upcoming purple reign
David Browne,
Rolling Stone

Licensing, future releases and more are all up for debate by the estate of the late music icon.

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