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Amazon has 100 million Prime members, NASA TESS has been launched atop a SpaceX Falcon 9, and OneNote users are in for a new PC app later this year.

Tesla is halting Model 3 production, Russia blocked Telegram, and Apple is looking into a paid news service.

Netflix's Q1 numbers are great, unlike ZTE's week, which brought a ban on US exports from the US Department of Commerce. Amazon is no longer planning sell drugs to hospitals, sending pharmacy stocks soaring.

Android P may bring new gestures, Ford is gearing up for a self-driving feet, and Apple is repairing 42mm Apple Watch S2 devices with swollen batteries.

Apple is cracking down on leaks, AMD has new CPUs for sale, and the NTSB and Tesla clash over an ongoing investigation.

Online privacy legislation is being drawn up, 32-bit Mac apps are dying off, and Nintendo is accepting pitches.

Zuckerberg is back in Congress, Gmail is due for a redesign, and Spotify has teamed up with Hulu on a new bundle.

Zuckerberg testifies in front of the Senate, Vevo's YouTube account was hacked, and LG is readying its G7 phone.

An open-source project lets you browse your Windows PC in style, while HP takes on the iPad Pro and Apple launches a PRODUCT(RED) iPhone 8.

Backpage was taken down by the government, NASA is looking into a new generation of supersonic planes and under ocean Internet cables have ben damaged off the coast of Africa.

Third-party Twitter clients are facing a tough future, while Spotify is possible planning a hardware device, and Facebook is undoing the ability to unsend messages.

Apple shares new info on the Mac Pro, the Lunar X Prize is back, and 64-bit apps on ARM-based PCs may be around the corner.

Facebook discloses more bad news, Intel changes its plans for patching older hardware against Spectre, and Rocket Lab is open for business.

Spotify held its IPO, Apple has hired a former Google executive, and a day of tragedy at YouTube HQ.

Apple is rumored to be preparing a move away from Intel CPUs in the Mac, Grindr shared HIV data with outside analytics firms and the government is upset Tesla shared details about a March crash that killed a Model X driver.

Drupal admins need to patch their sites, CloudFlare enters the DNS market and April Fools' Day is still a thing.

SpaceX gets the green light for it's satellite-based Internet access plans, Alexa is learning how DVRs work, and macOS users can now take advantage of eGPUs.

MyFitnessPal has been hacked, Microsoft is reorganizing its Windows division, and Uber has settled with the family of the woman killed in Arizona.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has tough words for Facebook, while Google has shipped a beta of the next version of Wear OS, and car companies aim to dazzle and the New York Auto Show.

Apple has a new iPad for consumers and schools, Google has purchased Tenor, and NASA's next-generation telescope is behind schedule, again.