10 things in tech you need to know today

View online           Tech Insider           10 things in tech you need to know today   Tim Cook's email to staff about Apple retail stores and Facebook insiders react to bonus changes.   READ MORE           NYPD demands Google stop revealing DUI checkpoints on Maps and Waze   The NYPD sent a cease and desist letter to Google and demanded the company stop displaying DUI/DWI checkpoints on its Maps application.   READ MORE           Certain iPhone apps are reportedly tracking their users' swipes and taps without informing them   The customer analytics firm Glassbox allows its customers to record user activity within iPhone apps without disclosing that they are doing so.   READ MORE             Instacart is reversing a controversial payment policy that workers say drastically cut their wages   Instacart's CEO Apoorva Mehta said that the company had "fallen short" in delivering its promises to shoppers.   READ MORE           Here's an early glimpse into the autonomous trucking market — and how self-driving technology is disrupting the way goods are delivered   In a new report from BI Intelligence, we provide an early glimpse into the emerging autonomous trucking market.   READ MORE           Harley-Davidson is betting big on an electric future, but the company could be making a big mistake   The last time Harley-Davidson faced a crisis, during the Great Recession, it went back to basics and prospered.   READ MORE           GM's CEO Mary Barra just shared some interesting insight into how the company's self-driving division is run   Wall Street has been concerned about GM's Cruise division struggling to launch commercially in 2019. CEO Mary Barra tried to ease those worries.   READ MORE           Microsoft is running bizarre commercials that seem to trash its own Microsoft Office 2019 suite   Microsoft really, really likes Office 365 — so much so that it's willing to trash its own Microsoft Office 2019.   READ MORE           Home prices in San Francisco are already among the most expensive in the US, and they're expected to skyrocket when tech companies like Uber and Slack go public in 2019   Tech giants planning an IPO may have a significant effect on the real estate market in San Francisco, which is already among the most expensive in US.   READ MORE           Waymo One passengers reveal what it's really like to ride in Alphabet's self-driving taxis   Together, the two riders that talked to Business Insider have taken well over 100 rides.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: geefunk007.bond1@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006