Just when I thought there were a lot of interesting tech headlines last week, I found even more piqued my interest this week. Rather than try to give an overview of everything covered in this week’s headlines, I invite you to look over the list below. Click on the headlines of interest to read the entire story and make sure to check out the awesome photos in the last one.

• The world’s two most powerful telescopes are glorious—and vulnerable
• Toshiba gave us flash memory and portable PCs — and a lesson in risky nuclear bets
• This is the Final Design of the Light L16 52MP 16-Camera Camera
• Alphabet’s Verily offers a more serious take on health monitoring wearables with the Study Watch
• Tabs could be coming not only to Explorer, but everywhere
• Easy Ways To Boost Your Income Now To Pay For Summer Fun Ahead
• Samsung Galaxy S8 review: Near-perfect comeback leaves competitors in the dust
• Facebook updates Messenger with support for QR codes, food delivery through M and more
• Facebook wants you to stare even more at the real world through your phone camera
• Apple Readies iPhone Overhaul for Smartphone’s 10th Anniversary
• Microsoft continues to experiment with Windows power management
• Mark Zuckerberg just signed the death warrant for the smartphone
• Verizon lost 400,000 customers in the 6 weeks before it launched unlimited data
• These 10 Home Cutting-Edge Solutions Can Save You Thousands Of Dollars Every Year
• Windows and Office to get a release every 6 months, with 18 months of support
• How to slash your electric bill by killing ‘vampire’ power drains
• Apple is making a curved screen for ‘iPhone 8,’ multiple supply-chain sources say
• Facebook Messenger Debuts Group Payments
• Google said to be planning a built-in ad blocker for Chrome
• Facebook will license its new 360 cameras that capture in six degrees of freedom
• Mini Super Nintendo is on the way, report says
• Here Are 30 Games Nintendo Should Put On A Mini SNES Classic Edition
• Wireless customers, you’ve got more choices coming your way
• See Incredible Photos of National Parks from Space

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