New York Times Technology News

1. Google Fined Record $2.7 Billion in E.U. Antitrust Ruling

   The search giant must change how it provides some of its services to comply with the competition decision in Europe.

2. Education Disrupted: How Silicon Valley Pushed Coding Into American Classrooms

   Code.org, a tech-backed nonprofit, is pressing schools to teach computer science. But are tech firms swaying education to serve their own interests?

3. New Cyberattack Spreads in Europe, Russia and U.S.

   The hacking bore similarities to a recent attack that crippled tens of thousands of machines.

4. Global Cyberattack: What We Know and Don’t Know

   Here’s what we know and don’t know so far about the new ransomware attack hitting governments and companies around the world.

5. What’s at Stake in the Discussions Between Comcast, Charter and Sprint

   Companies are looking to merge tech, TV and mobile forces. If a deal takes place, consumers could see more bundles, which could be a good for fans of package deals.

6. Bits: Daily Report: New Chapter in Europe vs. American Tech Behemoths

   By slapping Google with a record fine, the European Union sent a billion-dollar signal to American tech companies.

7. Tech Tip: Keeping Your iPhone Out of the Drop Zone

   Apple’s AirDrop feature is a convenient way to share files directly between iOS gadgets, but make sure you know who wants to connect with you.

8. Pandora’s C.E.O. Resigns, Continuing Company’s Tumultuous Year

   Tim Westergren was a founder and the public face of Pandora Media. This month, the company accepted a $480 million investment from Sirius XM.

9. Critical Shopper: Shopping Without Instagram: It’s Full of Surprises

   Ulla Johnson and Samuji, new in NoLIta, reward the accidental shopper.

10. Pearl Automation, Founded by Apple Veterans, Shuts Down

    The auto camera firm, blending Apple’s passion for design with a more open culture, died from a classic business problem: Its product cost too much.

11. Google Said to Face $1.2 Billion Antitrust Fine, but Battle With Europe Looms

    The hefty penalty is likely to be quickly overshadowed by a more complex problem: How should Google comply with the decision to rein in its power?

12. Tech Fix: Alexa, What Happens if the Echo Has a Screen? You Get This Review

    Amazon’s newest Echo smart speaker has a touch screen. Our reviewer asked whether that made the gadget much different from a smartphone or a tablet.

13. Bits: Daily Report: Automation’s Effect on Developing Tech Economies

    Many workers in the United States worry about being replaced by machines. The same is true in countries like India.

14. Tech Tip: Moving Your E-Books to a New E-Reader

    When you upgrade to a new electronic reader or tablet, transferring your library can be as easy as logging into your e-bookstore account.

15. Elias Burstein, Pioneer in Semiconductors, Dies at 99

    Mr. Burstein was one of the first scientists to use lasers to do research on semiconductors and insulators, and held patents for a method to increase the semiconducting capacity of silicon.

16. Indian Technology Workers Worry About a Job Threat: Technology

    Artificial intelligence, automation and big data are raising fears of widespread layoffs in a $150 billion industry.

17. In Towns Already Hit by Steel Mill Closings, a New Casualty: Retail Jobs

    Thousands of workers face unemployment as retailers struggle to adapt to online shopping. But even as e-commerce grows, it isn’t absorbing these workers.

18. Bits: Farhad’s and Mike’s Week in Tech: Uber Isn’t Everything

    Uber dominated tech headlines this week, but a few other things happened in techland, too.

19. Google Will No Longer Scan Gmail for Ad Targeting

    After years of complaints by privacy advocates, the company said it will stop the practice on its free email service to eliminate confusion around its advertising policies.

20. Encounters: YouTube Star Randy Rainbow Brings Sass to His Trump Bashing

    From his Queens apartment, Mr. Rainbow makes parody videos of himself interviewing political figures. He now has nearly 650,000 Facebook followers.