Good evening,here are round up of news today!

• The iPhone Is Still Bigger than Donald Trump
• Uber Eats couriers in Europe to be offered free accident and sickness insurance
• The Morning After: Friday, December 15th 2017
• After FCC Abandons Net Neutrality, States Take Up the Fight
• Xbox party chat is coming to Android and iOS
• Canary's security cameras will soon detect people
• Sky and BT agree to share their top TV channels
• Australia’s Airwallex raises $6M to grow its cross-border payment business
• Feds moving quickly to cash in on seized bitcoin, now worth $8.4 million
• Loot, the digital current account aimed at students and millennials, banks £2.2M Series A
• Google is using light beam tech to connect rural India to the internet
• Google releases YouTube VR for Steam
• Alphabet tries internet lasers instead of balloons for India
• Rinspeed's concept EV puts swappable pods on a 'skateboard'
• The first phone with an in-screen fingerprint sensor will come from Vivo
• The 2017 Ars Technica gadget gift guide: Power-user edition
• Go-Jek buys three startups to advance its mobile payment business
• Crunch Report | FCC Kills Net Neutrality
• 'Oxenfree' developer's next game is about drinking with Satan
• The difference between good and bad Facebooking
• Sling TV now streams directly on your 2017 Samsung smart TV
• Watch Blue Origin's test dummy experience space tourism
• Watch Blue Origin’s mannequin ride to space and back
• Baauer is ‘taking action’ against the FCC chairman for using ‘Harlem Shake’ in net neutrality repeal video