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View online           Tech Insider           A former student returned to his college and fried $51,000 worth of computers using a simple device you can easily buy online   "USB killer" devices can be bought on Amazon; one of them even has an "Amazon's Choice" badge.   READ MORE           How 'Game of Thrones' viewership compares with TV's other most-watched shows   Here's how "Game of Thrones" compares with 2018's biggest shows, based on Nielsen ratings, from "Roseanne" to "This Is Us."   READ MORE           32 severed pig heads came partially back to life after scientists gave them artificial blood, raising questions about how we define death   Scientists at Yale hooked the pig brains up to a system called BrainEx, which could perhaps one day support a kind of "neuroresuscitation."   READ MORE             Facebook may have broken the law by harvesting 1.5 million users' email contacts, experts say   Experts say that because Facebook didn't get consent from users, it may have violated US and EU laws.   READ MORE           Tennis star Serena Williams has launched a venture firm for investing in women, people of color, and young entrepreneurs   Williams has already dominated on the tennis court and is now looking to take on the world of venture capital.   READ MORE           Here's more evidence that Apple's 2019 iPhones will come with one of the Galaxy S10's best features   Apple's 2019 iPhones may come with a camera that has a super-wide-angle lens like the Galaxy S10, according to the latest rumors.   READ MORE           As France rebuilds Notre-Dame Cathedral, the French studio behind 'Assassin's Creed' is offering up its 'over 5,000 hours' of research on the 800-year-old monument   Maxime Durand spent years overseeing the creation of "Assassin's Creed Unity," a game that contains an accurate depiction of Notre-Dame Cathedral.   READ MORE           Canada is launching a tax credit for electric vehicles. Tesla's cars are too expensive to qualify.   Cars with six or fewer seats must cost less than $45,000 CAD. Tesla's cheapest car in the country starts at $53,700   READ MORE           A Tesla Model X SUV caught fire after being towed to a shop, despite a company employee saying it wouldn't   The shop's owner told Business Insider that the Model X was burned beyond recognition.   READ MORE           Samsung responds to reports of its $2,000 folding Galaxy phone breaking, saying it's investigating and will clearly warn people not to remove the screen's protective layer   Some Galaxy Fold review units had problems with and without the protective display layer.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006