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Microsoft is replacing flickering Surface Pro 4 units, Boston Dynamic's SpotMini robot is going on sale next year, and NASA is prepping a small helicopter to go to Mars in 2020.

Google is weighing disclosure options for Duplex calls, Apple is working on clean aluminum, and Klout is dead.

Apple may be preparing to sell video subscriptions through its TV app, SpaceX is about to launch the first of the final version of its Falcon 9, and ZTE is shuttering its phone business.

The first day of Google I/O was a busy one, with the company showing off improvements to Android, Google Assistant and Google News.

The first day of Microsoft Build brings a look at the future... a future where Windows isn't the center of the PC universe.

The iMac turns 20, NASA InSight is headed to Mars, and both Google and Microsoft are holding their developer conferences.

Apple is dealing with iPhone 7 microphone issues, Google Assistant knows all about movie tickets, and the effort to resurrect Vine has ended.

Twitter is warning all of its users to change their passwords, Pocket Casts has been purchased by a group of public radio stations, and shopping within Instagram is coming.

Hulu is making content available offline, Cambridge Analytica is going out of business, and Tesla is struggling to find profits.

Apple sold some iPhones, Facebook wants you to date, and a new Twitter app is coming to Windows.

Fitbit is looking to make activity data more useful to doctors, a new Windows 10 update is rolling out, and Sonos is prepping new goodies.

T-Mobile and Sprint are moving toward a merger, Blue Origin sees another successful test flight of its suborbital rocket, and Amazon Prime fees are going up starting in May.

MoviePass isn't the deal it once was, a report claims Apple is swinging big on the future of AR and VR, and the Ford Taurus is dead.

Amazon's quarterly results are in, Snap has new Spectacles for sale, and Apple has killed its Airport line of products.

A redesigned Gmail is rolling out, Amazon can leave packages in the trunk of your car, and Facebook's quarterly results are in.

Spotify has updates its free tier, Facebook has shared its Community Guidelines, and Xbox One S and X owners are seeing updates to their consoles.

Amazon is planning in-home robots, Apple and Samsung are headed back to court, and Nest is losing cash hand over fist.

Apple is replacing batteries in 13-inch MacBook Pros, Campo Santo has sold to Valve, and Amazon is guarding reviews of James Comey's new book.

AT&T and Verizon are under investigation for their attempts to stifle eSIM technology, while the former is preparing a low-cost streaming service. Meanwhile, the iOS App Store redesign is a big win for featured apps.

Google has a new messaging app coming, Apple built a new recycling robot, and it's easier than ever to build Alexa Skills.