Shodan Safari shows exposed tech -- Microsoft wants to help you ID fake news -- New app will tell you nutritional value of food via photo

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If something's easily hackable, it'll show up on Shodan Safari. Microsoft wants to help you figure out which news sites are trustworthy. New app can ID the nutritional value of food with only a photo. A new smartphone folds not once, but twice. Amazon's testing package delivery with robots. Amtrak might give you a free cross-country train ride. Car parts from a crash involving a Royal Family member hit eBay. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.com.

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