At least one retailer accidentally shipped Nintendo's next console two weeks early.A new Nintendo console... but nothing to play

One eager Nintendo Switch buyer saw his new console arrived two weeks ahead of schedule, Unfortunately, he has absolutely nothing to play on it. "I have no games at all," he told the popular gaming forum NeoGAF. "All I can do is flip through the menus." It looks like Nintendo has taken a better direction with its console UI, landing somewhere between Android and the PS4's interface. Just a few weeks to go, you brave soul.

Beyond 1080pBloomberg: There's a 4K Apple TV box on the way

Even with an App Store onboard, the Apple TV hasn't revolutionized TV in the way some analysts predicted. Still, the company is working on this project, shifting execs around to possibly revive stalled plans for a Sling TV-esque "skinny bundle" of channels. For now, however, Bloomberg reports there's a 4K and HDR-capable version of the box in the pipeline, but that should be the only big difference.

New boss, new direction.Google Fiber refocuses, may shift towards wireless

While gigabit fiber connections everywhere are a wonderful dream, rolling it out can get pricey, fast. That's why Google Fiber is pulling back from previous expansion plans, and shedding employees. Under a new CEO, it may look to roll out high speed connections that "follow" users around town like WiFi, or expand the Webpass wireless service it acquired.

Competition is good, again.AT&T will offer unlimited data for all customers

Well that didn't take long. Just a few days after Verizon announced it would start offering an unlimited data plan after years of selling capped data packages, AT&T will be doing the same. As of tomorrow, AT&T will let any current or potential customer buy an unlimited data plan -- until now, only DirecTV customers were able to purchased unlimited data from the carrier. Stream, my friends. Download!

"Ok Google, order toilet paper."Google Assistant now helps with your shopping on Google Home

Amazon's Echo and its Alexa virtual assistant had a big head start before Google debuted Home, but the company has revealed a big addition that could strike at the heart of Alexa's domain: shopping. You can now use Google Assistant on the company's connected smart speaker to order goods from its Express shopping service.

Does that really need 5,700 words to explain?Zuckerberg challenges Facebook to build the foundation of a global community

If you have some time today, you can peruse Facebook's new mission statement. In a sprawling essay, Mark Zuckerberg challenges his company to deal with issues like finding the line between responsible filtering and censorship across different communities. In his vision, Facebook can be a part of a social infrastructure. Of the few concrete plans mentioned, one focuses on connecting people by their interests -- book club, anyone?

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