Over-the-air updates may save auto manufacturers and consumers billions of dollars in reduced warranty claims and expensive dealership visits, but they can’t solve everything. Take, for example, Tesla’s latest voluntary seatbelt recall.

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Give your iPhone 6S an upgrade with these apps. Forbes contributor Jay McGregor runs down the top 10 apps for the iPhone 6s.

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How would Amazon Books, Amazon’s new physical bookstore, be different from conventional bookstores? This question was originally answered on Quora by Andrew Hamada.

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Some governors are blocking Syrian refugees. The data doesn’t back them up.

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Tesla Motors sent an email to customers on Friday stating that it is recalling all Model S sedans, about 90,000 (the entire fleet), to inspect all front seat belts — though the problem does not appear to be widespread.

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The most recent Unicorns are being developed in as little as 36 months, with the combination of strong Founders, forward-thinking investors, and aggressive teams using a cycle of three main tactics: (1) the Push, (2) the Markup, and (3) the Backfill.

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