Samsung is all over the news this week. Yes, there are tons of new phones. But they are also moving into malls and getting out of Blu-Ray. Will NASA beat Amazon to lunar delivery? Dolphins are getting high and sharks could help cure cancer. Is the pizza in Florida really that bad? Those are just a few of the many headlines this week. Click on the headlines to get the full story.

• Samsung’s new Tab S5e is super thin, supports Bixby, and costs just $399
• Microsoft shaking up how Windows feature updates are rolled out—again
• Florida man throws pizza slice at his mom during argument, deputies say
• Google+ shuts down April 2, all consumer data will be deleted
• Google’s Waymo risks repeating Silicon Valley’s most famous blunder
• WinRAR versions released in the last 19 years impacted by severe security flaw
• Samsung Joins Apple And Microsoft In The Mall Between Auntie Anne’s And Orange Julius
• These Android apps have been tracking you, even when you say stop
• Eleven Clever Ways to Get More Retweets Right Now
• Moon Rush: NASA Wants Commercial Lunar Delivery Services to Start This Year
• Apple just reportedly bought a startup that specializes in helping companies build voice apps
• Visa and Mastercard could raise interchange fees
• Dolphins Seem to Use Toxic Pufferfish to Get High
• Shark DNA could help cure cancer and age-related illnesses in humans
• Mattel’s new Pictionary has us drawing in the air with AR
• Please stop marking yourself safe on Facebook
• Drinking two or more diet beverages a day linked to high risk of stroke, heart attacks
• Heart attacks are on the rise among young women, study shows
• Girl Scout markets Samoa cookies with Jason Momoa’s picture, says Momoa Samoas are a big hit

But Wait, There’s More…

• VCs aren’t falling in love with dating startups
• Fitbit Charge 3 vs. Versa: Which is the best fitness tracker?
• Everything you need to know about GM’s new electric bikes
• Every Page of This Book Is a Slice of Cheese
• Samsung Abandons US Market on Blu Ray Players
• ‘Office Space’ Turns 20: How Mike Judge Brought Flair, Assclowns and Red Staplers to the World
• Emoji are showing up in court cases exponentially, and courts aren’t prepared
• Litho is a finger-worn controller for augmented reality, IoT and other ‘spatial’ interactions
• Mandatory update coming to Windows 7, 2008 to kill off weak update hashes
• YouTube revamps its strike system to include a one-time warning, consistent penalties
• A 5km asteroid may briefly occult the brightest star in the night sky
• Why is this copy of Super Mario Bros. worth $100,000? We asked a buyer
• Microsoft, Paradox allow open game modding on Xbox One for the first time
• Users alarmed by undisclosed microphone in Nest Security System
• Twitter: Instead of Tweet Edits, How About ‘Clarifications’?
• Ajit Pai says broadband access is soaring—and that he’s the one to thank
• Samsung’s foldable phone is finally official—meet the Galaxy Fold
• Galaxy Fold outdoes the iPhone XS. Here’s why you still won’t buy one
• The Samsung S10 gets a 5G model
• The Samsung S10’s cameras get ultra-wide-angle lenses and more AI smarts
• Galaxy S10 launch: Specs, prices for S10e, Plus, 5G, Galaxy Fold and which model you should buy
• Galaxy S10 phones: 4 rear cameras, 1TB of storage, in-screen fingerprint scanner and 5G
• The one thing phone cameras need to improve in 2019
• Mobile World Congress 2019 Preview: Predicting 5 Megatrends For This Year’s Show
• Scientists Put Horses in Costumes to Find Out Why Zebras Are Stripy
• Tech investors see bugs as a big business as Ÿnsect raises $125 million
• Companies including Nestle, Epic and reportedly Disney suspend YouTube ads over child exploitation concerns
• This custom ‘hyperfisheye’ lens can see behind itself
• Logistics startup Flexport just raised a Softbank-led round at a whopping $3.2 billion valuation

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