For the complete release notes, including bug fixes and other things you might not notice, go here. Emojis, a TV app and a lot more gifts in time for the holidays. Apple released iOS 10.2 new features and bug fixes for your iPhone. It's a big midyear update that includes news emojis, a TV app and much more. Here's everything the update includes. Editors' note: This post and above video originally rounded up features included in iOS 10.2 beta. At least one of the beta features -- emergency SOS -- was excluded from the public release.

Uber's latest app tie-in lets you order an X-Wing to your door (on screen at least), You'll need to opt in to get the features -- open the app clear flexible impact resistant case for iphone 6 plus/iphone 6s plus and just swipe up on the "Rogue One" card that appears on the bottom of the screen, Once you activate, just request a ride and you'll be watching grade-A Star Wars content in no time, The "Rogue One" experience in the Uber app, The feature is live from December 12 to December 18 ahead of the "Rogue One" premiere, It's worth noting that not everyone in the CNET team had access to the feature a few hours after it had launched, so your mileage may vary..

Either way, if you're heading out in an Uber over the coming days, it's nice to know you'll be able to do the Christmas shopping run in less than 12 parsecs. Your X-wing is arriving now.. You know it's not a proper Disney movie until there's a cross-promotional tie-in. Now Uber is jumping on the Star Wars hype train (or should that be hype car?) announcing a partnership with Disney to bring "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" to your ride-sharing app. By "activating" the "experience" (that's right, we can use marketing speak), Uber says you'll get access to exclusive "Rogue One" features, including never-before-seen videos. Even better for Star Wars fans, those boring cars on your map screen are transformed into speeding X-wings.

"I see all of my brothers and sisters with nothing to do, who want to go to work," says Seymour, who got off the mean streets eight years ago after a "spiritual revival" changed his life, "And then I see the tech cathedrals on the other side of this street, There's something wrong with this picture."The tech industry has brought great wealth to San Francisco, Tech companies fill its office space, Well-heeled employees pay the country's highest rents and spend more than $100 for dinner without blinking an eye, Almost by itself, the local techniverse has widened the gap between the city's haves and have nots, Only New York has more homeless per 100,000 residents than San Francisco, according to the latest clear flexible impact resistant case for iphone 6 plus/iphone 6s plus statistics..

Silicon Valley is trying to lend a hand. A homeless man living in the Tenderloin finds a perch he can sleep on. Apps like Copia (formerly Feeding Forward), Waste No Food and Food Cowboy match businesses that have surplus food -- such as restaurants, grocery stores and wholesalers -- with nearby soup kitchens and shelters. Others will match volunteers with nonprofits or get corporate sponsors to donate to your favorite charity. Websites like HandUp and Indiegogo's Generosity will crowdsource donations to individual as well as humanitarian causes. And the nonprofit organization Project Homeless Connect gives out phones and bar codes to the people it serves, part of an innovative method for delivering critical services.