Huawei responds to Android ban with service and security guarantees, but its future is unclear
Huawei has finally gone on the record about a ban on its use of Android, but the company’s long-term strategy on mobile still remains unclear. In...
New photos of George, Charlotte and Louis frolicking in a garden are an absolute delight
If you’re heartbroken that Game of Thrones is over forever, well here’s something to soothe your soul. Kensington Palace has released a series of new pics...
Compile your Swift code into WebAssembly with SwiftWasm
Even though WebAssembly is fairly new in the programming world (first announced in 2015), it’s quickly created a large amount of buzz and related projects. Add...
Enter to win an iPhone XS Max and AirPods
What goes together better than peanut butter and jelly? There is only one correct answer: iPhone XS Max and AirPods. Lucky for you, this exciting duo...
Get lifetime access to more than 1,000 professional courses in coding, design, and more
The debate over MOOCs rages on: will they replace continuing education? For some people, opting for online courses as a learning option is a total no-brainer....
Exchange blockchain-based data with Hyperledger Aries
Welcome, Hyperledger Aries, a new infrastructure for blockchain interactions, currently under incubation. Announced on May 14, 2019, the newest addition to Hyperledger is a “shared infrastructure...
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Around here at TechCrunch we like to reward action with savings, and right now, the earlier you act the more money you save. Do we have...
Weekly round-up: JAX DevOps 2019, Angular v8 rc4, Jakarta EE Developer Survey & more
JAX DevOps 2019 takeaways Last week we had a blast at JAX DevOps 2019 in London! But don’t feel sad if you couldn’t make it. We...
Torrent Site MagnetDL Shuts Down
Founded in 2012, MagnetDL offered a clean and easy-to-use torrent search portal, which gained a substantial userbase over the years. The site relied on magnet links...
Facebook’s latest account purge exposes Africa’s misinformation problem
Facebook last week purged a network of hundreds of pages, groups and Instagram accounts it labeled as producing “coordinated inauthentic behavior” toward Africa. The activity originated...
