‘Time’ magazine’s latest cover calls out white nationalist terrorism
After the latest string of mass shootings, the magazine’s cover and lead story sought to focus on the white supremacy behind most of these attacks. Read...
Facebook plans to add ‘news’ tab in upcoming months
The company has faced much criticism from many over their handling of misinformation on their platform. Facebook’s plan to resolve it? Work with outlets to license...
Apple will reward you $1 million if you find a bug
Apple’s bug bounty program launched in 2016, offering up to $200,000 for finding vulnerabilities in iOS devices. Read more here. Read more… More about Tech, Apple,...
Sleek self-driving pods aren’t here, but autonomous cars have already come a long way
When it comes to self-driving cars, the future is here. It just looks a lot like the past — with a little added bulk. Where are...
How a Swedish saxophonist built Kobalt, the world’s next music unicorn
You may not have heard of Kobalt before, but you probably engage with the music it oversees every day, if not almost every hour. Combining a...
Adobe’s Amit Ahuja will be talking customer experience at TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise
As companies collect increasingly large amounts of data about customers, the end game is about improving the customer experience. It’s a term we’re hearing a lot...
How the battle over domain prices could drastically change the web
Net neutrality has been repealed and a few big tech monopolies control most of the internet. Now things might get even worse for consumers with a...
Easily Install This Laser Tripwire to Automatically Hide Work Distractions When Your Boss Walks By
There are lots of free apps and widgets for Windows and MacOS that can quickly hide a work distraction (like YouTube or Facebook) from your boss...
Biotech researchers venture into the wild to start their own business
Jorge Conde Contributor Share on Twitter Jorge Conde is a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz where he leads investments at the cross section of biology, computer...
This Rock Shelter in Ethiopia May Be the Earliest Evidence of Humans Living in the Mountains
Archaeologists working in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia have uncovered the earliest evidence to date of human habitation in a high-altitude environment. Living over 11,000 feet...
