This Week in Google 463

• After 7 long years, Apple vs Samsung is finally over.
• How many cameras is too many on one phone? Five? Sixteen?
• Facial recognition is not ready for law enforcement prime-time.
• How can Facebook, Twitter, etc. defend against foreign interference if the US government won't help them?
• Zero rating trumps net neutrality in California just in time for AT&T Watch TV
• Pictures of Tweets take over Instagram
• Adobe Project Rush will revolutionize video editing this year

Picks of the Week:

• Jeff's Number: $117,000/year is the new poverty line in San Francisco
• Mathew's Stuff: get your Mt Gox Bitcoin refund!
• Ant's Things: Amazon Smile and Geek Questioner

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Links

• Apple and Samsung settle seven-year long patent fight over copying the iPhone
• Oppo Find X
• Samsung Galaxy Note 9 launch date confirmed as August 9
• LG says screw everything, we’re doing five cameras for the V40
• Facial recognition software is not ready for use by law enforcement | TechCrunch
• Microsoft’s facial recognition service now less bad for nonwhites
• Meet the 2018 Google News Initiative Journalism Fellows
• Facebook and Twitter still trying to convince conservatives they aren’t biased
• Top Tech Companies Met With Intelligence Officials to Discuss Midterms - The New York Times
• How Twitter is fighting spam and malicious automation
• California lawmakers gut net neutrality bill - CNET
• AT&T Watch TV: Full Channel Line-Up, Pricing, How to Get it for Free – Variety
• Fortnite generated a record $318 million in revenue in May - Recode
• Young people still love Twitter — as screenshots on Instagram - The Verge
• Gadget makers are bracing for Trump’s trade war - The Verge
• Adobe Project Rush: Create awesome video on your mobile device
• Bitcoins Worth $1 Billion Lost by Mt. Gox to Be Refunded | Fortune
• Intelligence Squared Debates: Social Media Is Good for Democracy
• Six-figure income now poverty in Bay Area
• Amazon Smile
• Geek Questioner