Sentences with phrase «told gizmodo»

Musk told Gizmodo that Moran is nothing more than a shill sent to work for Tesla under a directive from the UAW.

A former journalist who was involved with curating the «What's trending» section told Gizmodo that stories from conservative news websites are often left out of the section, due to individual biases of workers.

Even Sony's US head of mobile communications Don Mesa told Gizmodo «[The XZ2] feels like a reset.»

One source told Gizmodo that «high - ranking officials were briefed on a planned News Feed update that would have identified fake or hoax news stories, but disproportionately impacted right - wing news sites by downgrading or removing that content from people's feeds.»

To improve functionality between Uber's app and the Apple Watch, Apple allowed Uber to use a powerful tool that could record a user's iPhone screen, even if Uber's app was only running in the background, security researchers told Gizmodo.

A former employee of the company told Gizmodo that the company's plan in the US was to use its success in China to «buy its way into marketshare.»

«There was a lot of regrouping,» the source told Gizmodo, «and I think that it was the first time the company felt its role in the media challenged.»

A Google rep told Gizmodo that was because they preferred simplicity in this inaugural generation.

An Amazon spokesperson told Gizmodo that «the setting will be available to all users» eventually, but didn't specify when.

The «performance required is higher than in smartphone,» Seshu Madavapeddy, Vice President of Product Management, Internet of Things, at Qualcomm, told Gizmodo.

However, Bauch told Gizmodo that he will give the purchaser of any painting «a hint.»

«We had this very deep conviction right from the start that having a diversity of styles would be important,» Singleton told Gizmodo.

Wyden told Gizmodo in a statement that leaving phone companies to safeguard Americans» private information had proved «disastrous,» and that stronger encryption was needed to protect against these forms of attack.

An Amazon spokesperson told Gizmodo that «the setting will be available to all users» eventually, but didn't...

In an email, noted hackintosh community leader tonymacx86 told Gizmodo that, if the rumors are accurate, Apple would at least have to support x86 through 2020 as otherwise it would kill many of the laptops people are buying today.

Giphy told Gizmodo at the time that it had discovered a flaw in its «content moderation filters» and quickly «fixed the bug and have re-moderated all of the GIF stickers in our library,» as well as reviewed all stickers manually.

«Our goal is to build an information sharing organization that includes political parties, campaigns, state and local election officials, and tech companies,» Stamos told Gizmodo.

Finally, a source familiar with Fitbit's background told Gizmodo that the Zephyr BioHarness, the ECG that measured the participants» heart rate, has «no validation that it's any more accurate than our product.»

An IDPH spokesperson told Gizmodo that at least some patients had evidence of brodifacoum, a chemical used in rat poison that inhibits vitamin K receptors in the body.

(Facebook told Gizmodo in an email that it no longer partners with ABC News, which was replaced with the conservative - leaning Weekly Standard.)

Update 12:21 pm: Samsung told Gizmodo that it's «working diligently to remove the hashtag descriptions from the Bixby service.»

Facebook told Gizmodo in an email that it is currently testing fact - checks for photos and videos, starting with tests by the AFP in France.

An Amazon spokesperson told Gizmodo: «we're working on it and expect to begin rolling it out soon.»

On Thursday, the Consumer Safety Protection Commission (CSPC) told Gizmodo that it has 10 active fire investigations in nine states.

Google told Gizmodo that it will provide the buses and Chromebooks needed for the Rolling Study Hall initiative, while also funding onboard educators, through the end of the 2019 school year.

Kogan has volunteered to testify before Congress about his role in the data collection, something that House and Senate Democrats told Gizmodo they will pursue.

The FTC told Gizmodo that it could neither confirm nor deny an investigation was underway, adding it takes all allegations regarding violations of its consent decrees seriously.

A Democratic committee aide told Gizmodo this afternoon that Schiff also plans to reach out to Dr. Kogan in coming days.

Wilson told Gizmodo on Monday that he has almost no knowledge of the controversy unfolding over AIQ's role in the UK.

VP and deputy general counsel Paul Grewal told Gizmodo: «We are in the process of conducting a comprehensive internal and external review as we work to determine the accuracy of the claims that the Facebook data in question still exists.

Several former Facebook «news curators,» as they were known internally, also told Gizmodo that they were instructed to artificially «inject» selected stories into the trending news module, even if they weren't popular enough to warrant inclusion — or in some cases weren't trending at all.

In an email, the UK Election Commission told Gizmodo its investigation into Vote Leave payments was ongoing.

«This is a great example of how delays to mitigation can make the costs of climate change add up,» professor Dave Frame, director of the New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute, Victoria University of Wellington, told Gizmodo.

«We got a very biased view of sea level rise, based on the happenstance timing of the launch of [the first] altimeter satellites,» Fasullo told Gizmodo.

One student at Princeton told Gizmodo at the time that the Kindle would not work as a tool in college, saying «Much of my learning comes from a physical interaction with the text.»

Several former Facebook «news curators,» as they were known internally, also told Gizmodo that they were instructed to artificially «inject No one outside Facebook knows for sure how it does this, and no one inside the company will tell you.

Lead study author Fabio Feng of the University of Hertfordshire told Gizmodo that we should be cautious defining the habitable zone of exoplanets, but he said he regards the two outer planets as «habitable zone candidates,» especially since their orbital periods are not precisely known.

«There's a lot of things that are exciting about this,» study author Matthew Loose from the University of Nottingham told Gizmodo.

«Methanogens are the pop - stars of astrobiology,» he told Gizmodo.

The way forward, Loeb told Gizmodo, is to figure out whether Proxima b actually has an atmosphere by observing it, and if so, to figure out what it's made of.

Study co-author Guillem Anglada of Queen Mary University of London, meanwhile, urged some skepticism surrounding the existence of the planets, but he told Gizmodo the evidence «can not be denied from a statistical sense.»

«Assuming they are all rocky planets, none of the four reside within the conservative (or pessimistic) habitable zone (~ 0.7 - 1.3 AU) of tau Ceti, a star slightly less massive than the Sun,» Ramses Ramirez, an exoplanet researcher at Cornell University who specializes in defining the limits of the habitable zone, told Gizmodo via email.

«The news is not that we have a specific mission design,» Stern told Gizmodo.

«That's the fundamental question,» Jennifer Yee, astrophysicist at the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, told Gizmodo.

«This is the first interdisciplinary study about an Earth microorganism that could possibly produce methane under Enceladus - like conditions,» Rittmann told Gizmodo.

«This thing is huge on the sky, about five times the size of the full moon, but it's mostly too dim for our eyes to see,» NASA astronomer Michelle Thaller told Gizmodo.

So many places to explore in our own Solar System, but much more is waiting for us beyond,» Méndez told Gizmodo.

They are very diverse,» Méndez told Gizmodo.

A lot of people expressed scepticism of Wojcicki's point on social media, but Scripps Research Institute's Eric Topol, told Gizmodo that he felt Wojcicki's comparison was apt — arguing that consumers are frequently much more savvy than doctors give them credit for.

«So Enceladus is, in my view, the best place beyond Earth to go look for life — a demonstrably habitable ocean that is being spewed into space for us to sample,» Lunine told Gizmodo.