Good morning! Here's the technology news you need to know today.
1.
Samsung's new Siri rival won't be fully functional when the
Galaxy S8 launches. Bixby won't be able to take
voice commands until later this year.
2. Uber's
top PR person is leaving. Uber announced last night
that British-born Rachel Whetstone will leave the company.
3.
We spoke to a student who worked in an iPhone factory in China
for six weeks. Dejian Zeng told us what it's
actually like inside a Pegatron factory.
4. Microsoft said it
will fix a security flaw in Microsoft Word that has been used by
scammers. The bug could allow malicious
software to be installed.
5.
Instagram continued its attack on Snapchat by
launching disappearing messages. Just like
Snapchat, the messages will disappear when opened.
6.
Dialog Semiconductor's stock plunged after an analyst warned
Apple may use fewer of its chips. Shares in the
company fell as much as 16%.
7. Toshiba
finally filed its delayed earnings — without auditor
endorsement. The earnings had already been delayed
twice.
8.
Fitbit's new smartwatch has reportedly been plagued by production
delays. Sources told Yahoo Finance that the launch
has been delayed.
9. Snapchat
said it had "nothing to hide" from a lawsuit that claims it
inflated growth metrics. The former employee says
CEO Evan Spiegel said his app is only for "rich people."
10. Qualcomm
fired back at Apple and accused it of making false
statements. The legal battle between the two
companies is getting ugly.
Source: Business Insider
Source: Business Insider
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