Tech's leaps, limps and likes: The 7 trends that defined 2017

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ZDNet Week in Review December 15, 2017

Tech's leaps, limps and likes: The 7 trends that defined 2017 ZDNet's top editors from across the globe postulate on a year that the technology industry lost some luster, but kept rolling out new disruptions anyway. READ FULL STORY RELATED • The scariest tech of 2017, period, end of sentence • The risky business of bitcoin: High-profile cryptocurrency catastrophes Netflix is watching you. We're all watching you READ FULL STORY Mint 18.3: The best Linux desktop takes big steps forward READ FULL STORY Robotics in business: Everything humans need to know READ FULL STORY Net neutrality vote: Why all the fuss? Here's my simple fix READ FULL STORY Best gifts: Great smartphones in every price range VIEW FULL GALLERY 20 luxury tech gifts for the billionaire who has everything VIEW FULL GALLERY Safely Enable Office 365 White Papers from Palo Alto Networks Product Guide- HP PageWide Enterprise Color White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Controlling and Managing Privileged Access White Papers from One Identity Reviews 1. This robot could be your next multimedia projector 2. Researchers develop glowing plants to replace lamps 3. Why AI may save your life Read More › TechRepublic 1. 5 ways IT workers behave badly and how to deal with them 2. Why Wikipedia's cofounder wants to replace the online encyclopedia with the blockchain 3. Net neutrality: The smart person's guide Read More › Top Windows 10 questions: How to install, secure, upgrade, get it for free In 2017, Ed Bott answered hundreds of questions about Windows 10. Here are the topics that readers found most interesting. READ FULL STORY PwC: A Security Framework for Business Leaders White Papers from Palo Alto Download Now The Computer Show Series Videos from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Watch Now Strategies for Successfully Managing Privileged Accounts White Papers from One Identity Download Now How to Manage Change when Moving to the Cloud White Papers from Box Download Now Latest Reviews Latest Windows 10 News & Tips

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City backtracks, decides not sue estate of Quintonio LeGrier

Dec 15, 2017  BREAKING NEWS  City backtracks, decides not sue estate of teen killed by police officer Friday, December 15, 2017, 10:20 AM CT In an abrupt reversal, lawyers for the city of Chicago announced Friday they would not seek to sue the estate of Quintonio LeGrier, the teen shot to death by a police officer, after all. The change of heart came shortly before the lawyers planned to be in court for an emergency hearing seeking the approval of a judge for the unorthodox lawsuit. Read the latest - BREAKING NEWS PRESENTED BY - - UNSUBSCRIBE    |    NEWSLETTERS    |     PRIVACY POLICY    |    TERMS OF SERVICE - Copyright © 2017 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Breaking News newsletter.