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the Apple watch could unlock our doors and we say farewell to a beloved actor I'm Bridget Carey and this is your cnet update will the Apple watch replace your car keys that's what Apple's CEO Tim Cook and visions for the future as he revealed some perspective on the SmartWatch to the UK newspaper The Telegraph in an interview Cook said he thinks the Apple watch could replace car key fobs and that the watch's battery life will last an entire day it also won't take as long to charge as an iphone of course we'll learn more about the watch at an apple event taking place on march 9th but until we have a watch release date we'll just have to keep captivated with the color of a certain dress posed to the tumbler actually I hope we're not still talking about it I think many people are trying to mend friendships that were broken over arguments whether the photo of this dress looks more black and blue or gold and white explainer articles flooded our feeds to give us some closure as experts weighed in on the science of the phenomenon and how our brains perceive colors based on shadows and cones and rods but I won't have closure until we can get to the bottom of the biggest question of all we need to find out what camera took this photo so we can warn others to never buy it because in real life the dress is navy blue and black the photo is so washed out and over white balanced and was there flash on in the room with the worst lighting ever but seriously if you think the photo of the dress was blue and black you need to have your eyes checked ah but we shouldn't let labels bog us down Facebook has made a change so that you can use any word you want to describe your gender before Facebook required you to choose from a list of choices male female transsexual or transgender but now in settings you can type in any word and make your own label on your own terms in other social media news Twitter announced is doing more to crack down on trolls and harassment the network says it tripled the size of its support team that handles abuse reports and new tools could ban a bad user based on their phone number and it's an emotional day for all science fiction fans as beloved actor and director Leonard Nimoy known for his role as mr. Spock on Star Trek died Friday at his law sanja 'less home at the age of 83 after battling end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease the world will remember him as the iconic pointy-eared half-human half-vulcan Spock who inspired generations of stargazers social media was filled with messages of people expressing sorrow at his passing and sharing their favorite moments Nemo's last tweet was on Monday and he wrote a life is like a garden perfect moments can be had but not preserved except in memory it's hard losing someone who has such an impact on our culture it can feel like losing a friend but we thank you for your work Leonard Nimoy we are now and will always be your fans your legacy will certainly live long and prosper