With additional reporting by Journalists for Censorship representative Kara Swisher.
Facebook responded angrily to Biden's earlier remarks, with a company spokesperson insisting that Facebook's death toll for June had been the lowest in several years, and warning that the President's behaviour had been flagged as "problematic".
Anime of the day is Ryouko's Case File from 2008. It's a supernatural police procedural: Ryouko Yakushiji is a police officer specialising in weird and disturbing cases, the weirder and disturbinger the better.
It's a little like X Files if Mulder and Scully were a single character, but only a little because the supernatural events don't hide themselves conveniently away to allow room for skepticism. People go splat, quite publicly.
They'll be overpriced, at least initially, but they should make solid cards for 1080p gaming and only cost a leg, leaving you both hands to hold the controller.
It's one thing to sue people over intellectual property you don't even own. It's rather another to threaten to report them to the CCP for counter-revolutionary speech.
Dell may have its faults, but the service manual for my all-in-one desktops details how to replace absolutely every component. The motherboard is a custom Dell design, but memory, storage, WiFi interface and so on are all standard swappable modules.
The story discusses Nvidia's Shield TV but his sounds like it's Google's fault.
Amazon asked Apple to delete an app that detected fake reviews on Amazon's website. Apple did so. (CNBC)
Fakespot - the app in question - so far lives on in the Google Play Store. It will be worth watching how tight the cartel is here, because there is in general not a lot of love lost between Google and Amazon.