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Mon. 04/15 - Don't Ignore Those Office Updates!
15 april 2019 · 16 min
You really need to run those Office updates, rumors of chaos at HQ Trivia, further details on Apple Arcade and Apple News+, and hands on with the Galaxy Fold.
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Hackers Could Read Your Hotmail, MSN, and Outlook Emails by Abusing Microsoft Support (Motherboard)
Kaspersky: 70 percent of attacks now target Office vulnerabilities (ZDNet)
Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO (TechCrunch)
‘Basically playing favorites’: Apple News+ gets off to a rocky start for some publishers (Digiday)
Apple spends hundreds of millions on Arcade video game service (Financial Times)
HANDS-ON WITH THE SAMSUNG GALAXY FOLD: MORE THAN JUST A CONCEPT (TheVerge)
Unfolding the Samsung Galaxy Fold (TechCrunch)
Booking.com is Beating Airbnb in Home Stays, Latest Numbers Show (Fortune) -
Internet From Space with WSJ's Chris Mims
14 april 2019 · 24 min
You might have noticed that I’ve gone down a bit of a wormhole lately when it comes to space tech, and actually, to understand why, listen to the very first minute of this conversation, because we actually work out why space tech has come to the forefront of my attention. Chris Mims had a piece in the Wall Street Journal this week about the suddenly race to deliver the Internet from space. This was triggered by the recent Amazon news of course, but also, listen for more deep dives into how and why space tech is suddenly having a moment. Lees meer
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The State of Venture and "MegaRounds" with Crunchbase's Jason Rowley - 4/11/19, 4.57 PM
13 april 2019 · 18 min
While I talk about big round raises and startups and venture all the time, we haven’t really done a deep dive into where venture is at at the moment. So, who better to talk to than Crunchbase, and in this case, Crunchbase’s Jason Rowley. Today… the state of venture in 2019, and we especially get into the modern world of megarounds, even hypergiant rounds… raises of $250 million or more. Those never used to happen. They happen all the time now… we just talked about one this week… Softbank contributes to them all the time. How has that changed the landscape, and how has that created or influenced the unicorn ecosystem that is currently being harvested, as it were.
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Fri. 04/12 - Uber's IPO and Disney+ Deets
12 april 2019 · 22 min
Uber’s IPO filing is officially upon us and there was much rejoicing… or, at least, plenty of takes; Disney outlined its streaming video plans and in doing so it both put Apple to shame and fired a warning shot at Netflix, and, of course, the weekend longreads suggestions.
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Uber unveils IPO with warning it may never make a profit (Reuters)
Alphabet Is Uber IPO’s Surprise Winner With Potential $5 Billion Stake (Forbes)
Uber’s Venture Investors Set for a Windfall (WSJ)
Disney+ app and worldwide rollout plans revealed (Engadget)
Disney+ streaming service will be available starting Nov. 12 for $6.99 a month (CNBC)Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
The basics of modern AI—how does it work and will it destroy society this year? (ArsTechnica)
FOXCONN IS CONFUSING THE HELL OUT OF WISCONSIN (The Verge)
The man behind Huawei (The Los Angeles Times)
The Improbable Rise of Huawei (Foreign Policy)
Inside the Biotech Startup That Wants to Extend Your Life (OneZero)
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Thu. 04/11 - Alexa Snags Its Own "Scandal"
11 april 2019 · 18 min
Yes, there are people listening in on your Alexa recordings, but it’s complicated; Jeff Bezos challenges competitors to pay their workers more, the third big unicorn IPO of the year happened today, and a rundown of noteworthy recent startup raises.
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Amazon Workers Are Listening to What You Tell Alexa (Bloomberg)
Jeff Bezos challenges retail rivals to outdo Amazon’s $15 minimum wage (The Verge)
YouTube TV Hikes Price to $50 per Month for All Customers After Inking Discovery Deal (Variety)
PagerDuty pops more than 50% in debut as tech IPO market heats up (CNBC)
Affectiva raises $26 million to bring emotional intelligence AI to car safety systems (VentureBeat)
Triplebyte raises $35M for its online coding test and credentialing service for hiring engineers (TechCrunch)
Lemonade picks up $300 million Series D led by SoftBank Group (TechCrunch)
That image of a black hole you saw everywhere? Thank this grad student for making it possible (CNN)Subscribe to the ad-free feed RIGHT HERE inside your podcast app
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Wed. 04/10 - Day 2 of Google’s Cloud Next Conference
10 april 2019 · 17 min
Day two of Google’s Cloud Next conference, an update on the unicorns still queueing up to come to market, the heat death of iTunes is closer to reality, and Walmart doubles down on robots.
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Google Assistant now works with your G Suite work calendar (GeekWire)
Google launches new security tools for G Suite users (TechCrunch)
Google launches an end-to-end AI platform (TechCrunch)
Remove, Reduce, Inform: New Steps to Manage Problematic Content (Facebook Newsroom)
Exclusive: Uber plans to sell around $10 billion worth of stock in IPO - sources (Reuters)
Slack Is Fetching High Prices in Private Stock Deals Ahead of Public Offering (Bloomberg)
Zoom is poised to be one of the most richly valued tech companies after it goes public (CNBC)
Next major macOS version will include standalone Music, Podcasts, and TV apps, Books app gets major redesign (9to5Mac)
Walmart Is Rolling Out the Robots (WSJ)
Mysterious safety-tampering malware infects a second critical infrastructure site (ArsTechnica)
Congress is about to ban the government from offering free online tax filing (ArsTechnica)
Falcon Heavy making only second flight, but it’s already changing the game (ArsTechnica)Support the show! Subscribe to the Ad-Free Premium Feed!
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Tue. 04/09 - Google Cloud Next Announcements
9 april 2019 · 18 min
The headlines from the Google Cloud Next conference, China seeks to ban cryptominers, why ads on streaming services is the new hotness, and also, why Roblox is the new hotness.
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Google Cloud announces 7 open source partners, Seoul and Salt Lake City regions (VentureBeat)
Google's hybrid cloud platform is coming to AWS and Azure (TechCrunch)
Google announces Cloud Run for open and portable serverless compute (VentureBeat)
China, home to the world’s biggest cryptocurrency mining farms, now wants to ban them completely (South China Morning Post)
To cut down on spam, Twitter cuts the number of accounts you can follow per day (TechCrunch)
The next front of the streaming wars is the battle for ad-supported programming (Digiday)
Roblox hits milestone of 90M monthly active users (TechCrunch)
Why Are People Still Playing Google’s Halloween Ghost Game in April? (Slate)Subscribe to the ad-free feed! Right in your podcast app! No muss! No fuss!
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Mon. 04/08 - About Those iPhone Triple Camera Rumors...
8 april 2019 · 18 min
Pinterest’s IPO looks set to make it an “undercorn,” the UK has some more ideas about regulating internet platforms, about those iPhone triple camera rumors, Netflix dumps AirPlay and Snap opts not to beat ’em; instead, plan’s to join ’em.
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Pinterest sets IPO range at $15-17, valuing it at $10.6B vs previous valuation of $12.3B (TechCrunch)
iPhone rumors now claim two OLED models with triple-camera arrays for 2019 (The Verge)
New report claims that the triple-camera iPhones in 2019 will feature 6.1-inch and 6.5-inch OLED screens, tweaked chassis thickness (9to5Mac)
Netflix confirms it killed AirPlay support, won’t let you beam shows to Apple TVs anymore (The Verge)
‘CHANGE MY VIEW’ REDDIT COMMUNITY LAUNCHES ITS OWN WEBSITE (Wired)
To stop copycats, Snapchat shares itself (TechCrunch)
Microsoft launches first Chromium Edge builds for Windows 10 (VentureBeat)Subscribe to the premium ad-free feed!
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Fri. 04/05 - Alexa is Coming for AirPods
5 april 2019 · 19 min
Google scraps the AI ethics board, Alexa is coming for AirPods, the Bezos’ divorce is settled, Snap reminds everyone they’re pretty darned good at inventing weird stuff and the weekend longreads suggestions.
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Exclusive: Google cancels AI ethics board in response to outcry (Vox)
Amazon Is Making a Rival to Apple’s AirPods as Its First Alexa Wearable (Bloomberg)
Jeff Bezos, in divorce settlement, retains 75 percent of the Amazon stock he held with his now ex-wife MacKenzie (The Washington Post)
Snapchat launches Mario Party-style multiplayer games platform (TechCrunch)
Snapchat launches Scan, its AR utility platform (TechCrunch)
Snapchat will power Stories & ads in other apps (TechCrunch)The Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
Talking Reckless (A Gaming Podcast)
Smart home, machine learning and discovery (Benedict Evans)
25 Years Later: Interview with Linus Torvalds (Linux Journal)
‘They Thought It Was Black Magic’: An Oral History of TiVo (OneZero)
The World’s Greatest Delivery Empire (Bloomberg Businessweek)
Old, Online, And Fed On Lies: How An Aging Population Will Reshape The Internet (Buzzfeed News)
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Thu. 04/04 - Amazon Joins The Internet Space Race
4 april 2019 · 18 min
Facebook. Data. Exposure. Another one. Could Intel issues delay a 5G iPhone? Apple cuts the price of the HomePod, Amazon is going to launch Internet satellites, and the trouble with AI ethics boards.
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Researchers find 540 million Facebook user records on exposed servers (TechCrunch)
Inside Apple’s shaky plan to deliver a 5G iPhone in 2020 [Updated] (FastCompany)
MIT suspends ties with China's Huawei and ZTE (CNN Business)
Apple drops HomePod price down to $299 (TheVerge)
Google launches Android Q Beta 2 with multitasking Bubbles, foldables emulator, and zoomable microphones (VentureBeat)
Hundreds of thousands of ‘lost’ MySpace songs have been recovered (TheVerge)
Amazon to offer broadband access from orbit with 3,236-satellite ‘Project Kuiper’ constellation (GeekWire)
Google’s brand-new AI ethics board is already falling apart (Vox)
THE PROBLEM WITH AI ETHICS (TheVerge)
Electric car battery with 600 miles of range? This startup claims to have done it (TheVerge)Subscribe to the ad-free, listener-supported feed!
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Wed. 04/03 - Google's Credibility Problem When It Comes To Products Dying
3 april 2019 · 17 min
Facebook stops asking people to reveal their email passwords, WhatsApp gives you control over group chats, Google has a credibility problem when it comes to product shutdowns and 5G is kinda, officially here.
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‘Beyond Sketchy’: Facebook Demanding Some New Users’ Email Passwords (Daily Beast)
Facebook Is Just Casually Asking Some New Users for Their Email Passwords (Gizmodo)
Facebook will stop asking new users for their email passwords (Axios)
WhatsApp finally lets you prevent people from adding you to their shitty groups (TNW)
WhatsApp now lets you control who can add you to groups (The Verge)
Justice Department Warns Academy Over Potential Oscar Rule Changes Threatening Netflix (EXCLUSIVE) (Variety)
Media Companies Take a Big Gamble on Apple (NYTimes)
Tweet Storm on Apple+ and The New Yorker (@Michaelluo)
Google Duplex rolling out to non-Pixel, iOS devices in the US (9to5Google)
Google begins shutting down its failed Google+ social network (The Verge)
Google’s constant product shutdowns are damaging its brand (ArsTechnica)
Wayve claims 'world first' in driving a car autonomously with only its AI and a SatNav (TechCrunch)Support the show! Subscribe to the Ad-Free Premium Feed!
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Tue. 04/02 - YouTube's Turn In The Woodshed
2 april 2019 · 18 min
The price of bitcoin soars, but is it for real? Walmart wants to let you shop with your voice, Andreessen Horowitz shakes up VC (again) and a scathing look at YouTube’s algorithm problems.
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Bitcoin jumps 20 percent, mystery order seen as catalyst (Reuters)
April Fools: Traders Chase Another Unexplainable Bitcoin Rally (Bloomberg)
Report: ICOs Raised $118 Million in Q1 2019, Over 58 Times Less Than in Q1 2018 (CoinTelegraph)
Walmart Unveils Voice-Activated, Google-Powered Grocery Shopping (Bloomberg)
Morning Lineup – “It’s Just a Fad” (Bespoke)
Andreessen Horowitz Is Blowing Up The Venture Capital Model (Again) (Forbes)
YouTube Executives Ignored Warnings, Letting Toxic Videos Run Rampant (Bloomberg)Support the show! Subscribe to the premium, ad-free feed!
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Mon. 04/01 - Gmail Was the ONLY Good April Fools' Joke
1 april 2019 · 19 min
Gmail celebrates an appropriate April Fool’s anniversary, the winners from the Lyft IPO, Mark Zuckerberg asks for regulation and food tech has delivered a meatless Whopper™.
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Google launches Gmail message scheduling and expands Smart Compose to more devices and languages (VentureBeat)
New Facebook tool answers the question 'Why am I seeing this post?' (TechCrunch)
The biggest winners of Lyft’s $24 billion IPO (Quartz)
The CEO behind 'Fortnite' says it's 'evolving beyond being a game' and explains the company's ambitious vision (Business Insider)
Mark Zuckerberg: The Internet needs new rules. Let’s start in these four areas. (The Washington Post)
Citizen Zuck: The making of Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg (CNET)
Burger King begins selling the meatless Impossible Whopper (The Verge)Subscribe to the Ad-Free Feed!
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Space Tech With Bill Gattle of Harris Corp.
31 maart 2019 · 20 min
Today... another dipping of our collective toes into an adjacent tech space that we cover now and then, but don't know all that much about. Another episode where I learn more and hopefully you learn more. Speaking of spaces... Space! Space tech! The final frontier! Bill Gattle is the President for Space and Intelligence Systems at Harris Corp. We're gonna talk today about the state of the space industry, how soon will space tourism be a thing, and a revolution in space tech that I knew nothing about: small satellites, or small sats. Miniaturization and Moore's law comes for all our niche's I guess. Lees meer
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Apple Event Debriefing with MacStories' Federico Viticci and John Voorhees
30 maart 2019 · 23 min
So, we did the pre-amble for the Apple Services event last week, I figured we should do a debriefing, especially since it was such a confusing event, at least to me. I knew I needed some Apple experts to help me out, so I reached out to Federico Viticci and John Voorhees from MacStories. I don’t know if we sorted it out, but as I said earlier in the week, great minds think alike because Federico and I both had a brainstorm about when we might see AirPower released, if we ever do. By the way, Federico and John host a podcast you should check out, if you never have. AppStories, exploring the world of apps. Subscribe to it wherever you get your podcasts. Lees meer
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Fri. 03/29 - We have Lyft-Off! (Sorry)
29 maart 2019 · 17 min
Lyft IPO’d today, Huawei’s profits don’t seem affected by governmental pressures, Stack Overflow is looking for a new CEO, Alexa Business Blueprints allow you to create custom skills for your business and the weekend longreads suggestions.
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Lyft pops 20% in trading debut (CNBC)
In This Tech I.P.O. Wave, Big Investors Grab More of the Gains (NYTimes)
Huawei tops $100 billion revenue for first time despite political headwinds (CNBC)
The Next CEO of Stack Overflow (Stack Overflow Blog)
Amazon’s Alexa for Business Blueprints lets employees make custom voice apps (VentureBeat)The Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
Podcast Suggestion: RunAs Radio
The danger of 'I already pay for Apple News+' (TechCrunch)
Europe is splitting the internet into three (The Verge)
‘A battle for the top of the funnel’: Pinterest’s long road to becoming a commerce platform (Digiday)
Forget Brexit and trade wars, Europe’s start-ups are thriving (Financial Times)
The Enormous Numbers Behind Amazon’s Market Reach (Bloomberg)
The Elaborate, Dying Art of Hustling for Money at Dave & Buster's (Vice) -
Thu. 03/28 - Spotify Tests Subscriptions For Two
28 maart 2019 · 16 min
Facebook is charged with violations of the Fair Housing Act, the UK gives Huawei a pass but drags them at the same time, Spotify lets you share your account with your better half, and let’s take two on that Google podcast transcription search experiment.
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Links:Facebook has been charged with housing discrimination by the US government (The Verge)
Huawei Security ‘Defects’ Are Found by British Authorities (NYTimes)
Spotify is testing Premium Duo, a discounted subscription for two (The Verge)
Microsoft sues to take control of domains involved in Iran hacking campaign (TechCrunch)
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Wed. 03/27 - Microsoft Puts the Kibosh on April Fools' Jokes
27 maart 2019 · 17 min
The pioneers of modern AI win the Turing Award, Apple still hasn’t fixed its keyboard problem, India shot down a satellite in space and Microsoft puts the kibosh on April Fools’ jokes.
The words to search for in Google podcasts (original story from the show that will tell you how to search is here) are as follows: transom mint sponsor hobby secrecy interact evacuate gadgetry.
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Turing Award Won by 3 Pioneers in Artificial Intelligence (NYTimes)
THE GODFATHERS OF THE AI BOOM WIN COMPUTING’S HIGHEST HONOR (Wired)
Google Podcasts in-episode search is coming, shows now being fully transcribed (Android Police)
Google makes emails more dynamic with AMP for Email (TechCrunch)
Appl Still Hasn’t Fixd Its MacBook Kyboad Problm (WSJ)
FTC announces inquiry into the privacy practices of broadband providers (The Verge)
NYPD's Big Artificial-Intelligence Reveal (Governing.com)
India says it has just shot down a satellite in space (MIT Technology Review)
Microsoft leads the way in banning April Fools’ Day pranks (The Verge)Subscribe to the ad-free premium feed!
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Tue. 03/26 - The EU's Copyright Directive Cometh
26 maart 2019 · 18 min
The EU Parliament approves the “link tax” and the “upload filter.” Uber acquires Careem, McDonald’s makes a tech acquisition, and a wrap-up of the hot-takes from the Apple event.
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Europe’s controversial overhaul of online copyright receives final approval (The Verge)
HUAWEI’S P30 PRO IS A PHOTOGRAPHIC POWERHOUSE WITH A TINY NOTCH (The Verge)
Uber announces $3.1 billion deal to buy Middle East rival Careem (CNBC)
McDonald's is acquiring Dynamic Yield to create a more customized drive-thru (TechCrunch)
Exclusive: First look at Apple’s new AirPods-like ‘Powerbeats Pro’ truly wireless sport headphones (9to5Mac)
Very Brief Thoughts and Observations on Today’s ‘Show Time’ Apple Event (Daring Fireball)Subscribe to the Ad-Free Premium Feed Here!
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Mon. 03/25 - Apple Goes Hollywood!
25 maart 2019 · 16 min
The Apple event broken down piece by piece, YouTube wants out of the streaming video wars, Nintendo is working on two new Switch devices, is consolidation finally coming to the digital media space, and why you should know the name Transsion.
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Apple launches $9.99 Apple News Plus with more than 300 magazines (The Verge)
Apple introduced its own credit card, the Apple Card (TechCrunch)
Apple announces Apple TV Plus video subscription service (The Verge)
YouTube Bows Out of Hollywood Arms Race With Netflix and Amazon (Bloomberg)
Nintendo to Launch Two New Switch Models (WSJ)
Digital media companies Group Nine Media and Refinery29 are said to be in talks to merge (Business Insider)
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The Ride Hailing Industry From The Driver's Perspective With The Rideshare Guy
24 maart 2019 · 19 min
Not too long ago I recommended The Rideshare Guy podcast because I’ve fallen in love with it. That and his website, the Rideshareguy.com. Harry Campbell allows us to look at a space from a different angle than we usually do on this show. So, here’s a great conversation with Harry about the rideshare driver community! What they think about the upcoming IPOs, what they think about the ridesharing platforms generally, who might be the driver’s favorite, what do they think about self-driving cars?
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Apple's Big Event With The Future Forward Podcast
23 maart 2019 · 34 min
Today, we’re going to talk Facebook’s pivot to privacy and Apple’s big event on Monday. Please do search your podcast apps and subscribe to the Future Forward podcast.
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Fri. 03/22 - AT&T's "5G E" is.... zzzzzzzzz.....?
22 maart 2019 · 19 min
Might Apple’s Monday event be a huge anticlimax? Is AT&T’s “5G E” slower than 4G? YouTube is responsible for 37% of mobile Internet Traffic, what programming languages are on the up and the weekend longreads suggestions.
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New York Times CEO warns publishers ahead of Apple news launch (Reuters)
Apple’s plan for its new TV service: Sell other people’s TV services (Recode)
750,000 Medtronic defibrillators vulnerable to hacking (StarTribune)
Facebook acknowledges concerns over Cambridge Analytica emerged earlier than reported (The Guardian)
AT&T's fake 5G E is slower than Verizon's and T-Mobile's 4G (CNET)
Mobile time-spent jumps up: YouTube corners ~40% of the traffic, Facebook less than 10% (WhatsNewInPublishing)
The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2019 (RedMonk)Weekend Longreads:
Meet Silicon Valley's 'China whisperer (CNNBusiness)
Inside Garageband, the Little App Ruling the Sound of Modern Music (Rolling Stone)
Grab vs. Go-Jek: Inside Asia’s Battle of the 'Super Apps' (Fortune)
BETTER LIVING THROUGH CRISPR: GROWING HUMAN ORGANS IN PIGS (Wired)
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Thu. 03/21 - Santa Tim Has Forsaken Us!
21 maart 2019 · 16 min
Reset the x number of days without a Facebook scandal calendar, Microsoft launches Virtual Desktop but begins sunsetting Windows 7, European Wikipedia goes dark, and the hottest coin in crypto is making people remember the glory days of 2017.
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Facebook Stored Hundreds of Millions of User Passwords in Plain Text for Years (Krebs on Security)
Can Duruk's Tweet Storm
Windows Virtual Desktop is now in public preview (TechCrunch)
Microsoft launches previews of Windows Virtual Desktop and Defender ATP for Mac (VentureBeat)
Microsoft warns Windows 7 users of looming end to security updates (TechCrunch)
European Wikipedias have been turned off for the day to protest dangerous copyright laws (The Verge)
Hottest Crypto Coin's Massive Rally Echoes Bitcoin's Glory Days (Bloomberg)
APPLE IPAD MINI REVIEW: NO COMPETITION (The Verge)Subscribe to the ad-free feed!
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Wed. 03/20 - Give Us More, Santa Tim!
20 maart 2019 · 17 min
The EU Commission hits Google with another billion Euro fine, Santa Tim had another surprise for us this morning with next generation AirPods, and in fact, it was a day of quiet upgrades, to the Oculus Rift, to the Kindle, even to Facebook Messenger. Also, MoviePass brings back it’s unlimited plan… for now.
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Google hit with €1.5 billion antitrust fine by EU (The Verge)
Facebook Halts Ad Targeting Cited in Bias Complaints (NYTimes)
AirPods, the world’s most popular wireless headphones, are getting even better (Apple Newsroom)
The Oculus Rift S is real and arrives in spring for $399 (TechCrunch)
Amazon’s entry-level Kindle gets a light and a higher price tag (The Verge)
Facebook Messenger now has message threads (VentureBeat)
MoviePass’ unlimited plan is back and at the original price — for now (Polygon)
All 88 companies from Y Combinator's W19 Demo Day 2 (TechCrunch)
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Tue. 03/19 - Stadia is Google's Gaming Streaming Service
19 maart 2019 · 16 min
Google’s gaming service is called Stadia, the iMac lineup gets an update, Instagram ads in-app shopping, Intel wants to build an exascale computer and Y Combinator’s Demo Day, Day 1.
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Google Stadia announced, a game streaming service for Chrome, Android, and TVs (9to5Google)
Google unveils Stadia cloud gaming service, launches in 2019 (The Verge)
Stadia, Google’s gaming platform, changed the rules of the console wars (Polygon)
Apple Updates iMac Lineup With Up to 8-Core 9th-Gen Intel Processors and Radeon Pro Vega Graphics Options (MacRumors)
Instagram tests in-app shopping with Kylie Cosmetics, Nike and Huda Beauty (Digiday)
Nvidia announces $99 AI computer for developers, makers, and researchers (The Verge)
Intel claims Aurora will be the first U.S. supercomputer to hit 1 exaflop (Venture Beat)
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Mon. 03/18 - MySpace Loses All Your Stuff From 2005
18 maart 2019 · 17 min
An iPad mini refresh and a new iPad Air, MySpace has lost basically all your stuff, details of the Lyft IPO and the state of Seed Investing.
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Apple launches new iPad Air and iPad mini (TechCrunch)
Inside YouTube’s struggles to shut down video of the New Zealand shooting — and the humans who outsmarted its systems (Washington Post)
Myspace player won't play songs, and I want to download them if possible (Reddit thread on the Myspace news)
The Internet Archive is working to preserve public Google+ posts before it shuts down (The Verge)
Lyft Aims for Valuation Near $20 Billion in Biggest U.S. IPO (Bloomberg)
Ride-hail service Juno is seeking a buyer (Quartz)
Why Has Seed Investing Declined? And What Does this Mean for the Future? (Both Sides)
Decade in review: Trends in seed and early-stage funding (TechCrunch)
Apple’s Big Spending Plan to Challenge Netflix Takes Shape (NYTimes)
Google Spent Years on a Secret New Plan to Attack a $140 Billion Industry. It All Starts Tomorrow (Inc.)Subscribe to the ad-free Premium Feed inside your podcast app here!
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Technology and Policing with Matt Stroud, Author of the Book Thin Blue Lie
17 maart 2019 · 29 min
How technology has impacted policing has come up on this show far more than you would expect, if you think about it. So, when listener of the show Matt Stroud got in touch to talk about his new book about the impact of technology on policing, I said: yes please. The book is coming out this week, it's called Thin Blue Lie: The failure of high tech policing. Reading the book, a couple of things surprised me. As you'll hear, policing wasn't very tech or data driven until very recently, and like in other areas, it just seems like throwing technology at a problem, does not solve everything magically. In fact, there can be serious unintended consequences. And also, I was surprised how much the theme and anecdotes in the book lined up with some of the things we've discussed on this show. IE: technology is a tool, but data and gadgets still need a human element to be used effectively, especially when you're dealing with, you know, humans.
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The State of Consumer Data and Privacy With Consumer Reports' Justin Brookman
16 maart 2019 · 24 min
When issues of consumer data, and consumer privacy come up on the show, I think I've asked a couple of times before, what are the laws here? In the United States. Who owns my data? What are the rules? What mechanisms are in place to give me control over my data? Are there any? Well, Justin Brookman is the Director of Consumer Privacy and Technology Policy at Consumer Reports. He was also previously at the Federal Trade Commission... and as you'll hear, he confirms that there are essentially no nationwide rules or laws in place around a lot of this stuff. Whatever rules are in place are sort of tangential statutes that have been drafted into service in an attempt to address modern issues that the statutes weren't even designed for. Is a big federal data and privacy regulatory regime coming soon? What might it look like? And by the way, the states aren't waiting, they're beginning to pass consumer data and privacy laws, but do they even have the right to do that? Oh, and is the FTC about to bring the hammer down on Facebook? Spoiler alert, Justin thinks most definitely, because the FTC knows it needs to make a statement. Anyway, another episode where I educate myself on corners of the tech world I don't know super much about, and hopefully, education you along with me.
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Fri. 03/15 - Does Chris Cox’s departure from Facebook mean the pivot is real?
15 maart 2019 · 17 min
Does Chris Cox’s departure from Facebook mean the pivot is real, Apple responds to Spotify’s complaint, and of course, the weekend longreads suggestions.
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FACEBOOK’S HEAD OF PRODUCT LEAVES AFTER PRIVACY PIVOT (Wired)
As Mark Zuckerberg Tightens Grip on Facebook, 2 Top Deputies Leave (NYTimes)
Addressing Spotify’s claims (Apple Newsroom)
The New Zealand Massacre Was Made to Go Viral (NYTimes)Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
‘We Know Them. We Trust Them.’ Uber and Airbnb Alumni Fuel Tech’s Next Wave. (NYTimes)
DeepMind and Google: the battle to control artificial intelligence (1843)
Foursquare’s first decade, from viral hit to real business and beyond (Fast Company)
Meet The Billionaire Who Defied Amazon And Built Wish, The World’s Most-Downloaded E-Commerce App (Forbes)
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Thu. 03/14 - Facebook Under Criminal Investigation
14 maart 2019 · 17 min
Facebook’s data sharing is now under criminal investigation, and the company had a bad night with its services intermittently down across the globe, Dropbox is cracking down on freeloaders, Silicon Valley wants to build a monument to itself, and Google makes a π Day statement.
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Facebook’s Data Deals Are Under Criminal Investigation (NYTimes)
Google launches Android Q Beta 1 (Venture Beat)
Telegram gained three million new users during Facebook outage (The Verge)
Tumblr traffic dropped by nearly 100M views the month after it banned porn (TNW)
Dropbox device linking limits just got added for Basic accounts (SlashGear)
Microsoft announces Xbox Live for any iOS or Android game (The Verge)
In Silicon Valley, Plans for a Monument to Silicon Valley (NYTimes)
Silicon Valley Wants a Monument to Itself. Will It Scale? (NYMag)
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Wed. 03/13 - Spotify Anti-Trust's Apple
13 maart 2019 · 17 min
Spotify files a pretty timely anti-trust complaint against Apple, Microsoft tries to get a jump on Google’s steaming video game announcement, is Google scaling back its hardware ambitions, what is Discord and why is it going mainstream all the sudden, and maybe you already knew this, but scientists think they’ve proven that there’s no such thing as objective reality.
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Spotify files EU antitrust complaint against Apple (Reuters)
Apple Courts HBO and Showtime for Service to Challenge Netflix (Bloomberg)
Facial recognition's 'dirty little secret': Millions of online photos scraped without consent (NBC News)
Google has told dozens of employees on its laptop and tablet division to find new jobs at the company, raising questions about its hardware plans (Business Insider)
Verizon’s 5G service will cost $10 extra, launches in Chicago and Minneapolis on April 11th (The Verge)
Microsoft demonstrates xCloud game streaming a week before Google’s ‘future of gaming’ event (The Verge)
How an App for Gamers Went Mainstream (The Atlantic)
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Tue. 03/12 - The Web Is 30 Years Old!
12 maart 2019 · 17 min
Facebook self owns by taking down Senator Warren’s ads, Spotify will now give you Hulu for free, why the Bay Area is no longer the best place for startups, and the 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web.
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Facebook backtracks after removing Warren ads calling for Facebook breakup (Politico)
Apple’s March 25th event is official: ‘It’s show time’ (9to5Mac)
Spotify Premium now includes Hulu for no extra cost (The Verge)
Amazon’s Alexa has 80,000 Apps—and No Runaway Hit (Bloomberg)
Peak California (Byrne Hobart)
Goodbye, Silicon Valley, hello, Atlanta: Black entrepreneurs part of new migration to South (USA Today)
30 years on, what’s next #ForTheWeb? (Tim Berners-Lee)
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Mon. 03/11 - How TikTok Is Different
11 maart 2019 · 24 min
Nvidia buys Mellanox, Tesla reverses course, a handy primer on how TikTok is different, and we check in on the smart takes from last week’s big stories.
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Nvidia to Buy Mellanox for $6.9 Billion in Data Center Push (Bloomberg)
Landlords to Tesla: You’re Still on the Hook for Your Store Leases (WSJ)
How TikTok Is Rewriting the World (NYTimes)
Facebook vs. Apple (Slate)
Facebook has a big, terrifying dream to be the communication backbone for the Western world (Business Insider)
ELIZABETH WARREN WANTS TO BREAK UP APPLE, TOO (The Verge)
Elizabeth Warren Wants To Break Up Amazon, Google And Facebook; But Does Her Plan Make Any Sense? (TechDirt)
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State of Crypto With Coindesk's Brady Dale
10 maart 2019 · 21 min
Sometimes the bonus episodes are for getting news in areas that I might have missed or might not have made our show, but I still find interesting. This week I reached out to Brady Dale of Coindesk, because I know he’s a listener and I knew he could give us some more background on Facebook’s recent moves in crypto, but also some other crypto news we haven’t gotten to and just the state of the crypto-space generally.
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Do I Want A Foldable Phone? With MG Siegler
9 maart 2019 · 24 min
You know MG Siegler. Once upon a time, he was one of the most prominent tech journalists in the land, when he wrote for TechCrunch. Now-a-days he is a prominent venture capitalist at GV. But he still likes to talk about gadgets. Maybe you’ve heard him do so on Gruber’s podcast. Today’s bonus episode is nothing sophisticated, no deep-dive level of journalism… it’s just two dudes looking at the recent slate of foldable phones and deciding if we want one. Lees meer
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Fri. 03/08 - Senator Warren Wants To Break Up Big Tech
8 maart 2019 · 22 min
Senator Warren proposes breaking up big tech, Airbnb buys HotelTonight, why the big platforms are taking down vaccine content, and of course, the weekend longreads suggestions.
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Here’s how we can break up Big Tech (Warren For President)
Airbnb Wanted Travelers To Stay In Homes. Now It's Buying HotelTonight. (BuzzFeed News)
Three Reasons Behind Airbnb’s Deal for HotelTonight (The Information)
Turnitin to Be Acquired by Advance Publications for $1.75B (EdSurge)
Combatting Vaccine Misinformation (Facebook Newsroom)Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
THE HYPOCRISY OF THE TECHNO-MORALISTS IN THE COMING AGE OF AUTONOMY (WarOnTheRocks)
HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL REVOLUTIONIZE THE WAY VIDEO GAMES ARE DEVELOPED AND PLAYED (TheVerge)
Delete Never: The Digital Hoarders Who Collect Tumblrs, Medieval Manuscripts, and Terabytes of Text Files (Gizmodo)
How Munchery’s high hopes led to its decline and fall (FastCompany)
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Thu. 03/07 - Facebook Pivots To Privacy
7 maart 2019 · 17 min
Facebook pivots to privacy, Huawei follows through on suing the US government, Duplex rolls out wide, and Bird’s white label scooter scheme.
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A Privacy-Focused Vision for Social Networking (Mark Zuckerberg)
A 'privacy-focused' Facebook would kill Zuckerberg's business model (The Guardian)
Facebook’s Privacy Cake (Ben Thompson/Stratechery)
Mark Zuckerberg Tried Hard To Get Facebook Into China. Now The Company May Be Backing Away. (Buzzfeed News)
Amazon's joint health-care venture finally has a name: Haven (CNBC)
Huawei: US Congress acted as 'judge, juror and executioner' with ban on our products (CNN)
Google brings its Duplex AI restaurant booking assistant to 43 states (TechCrunch)
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Wed. 03/06 - This Podcast Is A Year Old!
6 maart 2019 · 16 min
Fitbit unveils a new smartwatch and lowers prices across the board, Samsung is working on two more foldable phones, Grab grabs $1.4 billion from Masa Son and Waymo finally found a way to make money.
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Fitbit’s new $160 Versa Lite is a stripped-down version of its entry-level smartwatch (The Verge)
Fitbit kills Alta, Alta HR, Flex 2, and Zip (VentureBeat)
Samsung Working on Two More Foldable Smartphones (Bloomberg)
WANT A FOLDABLE PHONE? HOLD OUT FOR REAL GLASS (Wired)
Chinese Hackers Target Universities in Pursuit of Maritime Military Secrets (WSJ)
Uber found not criminally liable in last year’s self-driving car death (QZ)
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Tue. 03/05 - Don't Use "ji32k7au4a83" As A Password
5 maart 2019 · 16 min
The NSA program Snowden revealed might be done, Microsoft is readying a Windows Lite, poor iPhone sales are hitting Foxconn workers hard, a big strategic look at Netflix and why one seemingly random password is a poor choice if you care about your security.
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Disputed N.S.A. Phone Program Is Shut Down, Aide Says (NYTimes)
Microsoft is creating Windows Lite for dual-screen and Chromebook-like devices (The Verge)
Apple acquires patent portfolio of failed smart home security startup Lighthouse AI (9to5Mac)
Coinbase Pushes Out Ex-Hacking Team Employees Following Uproar (Coindesk)
Coinbase Users Struggle to Delete Their Accounts in Protest (Motherboard)
Living up to our values and the Neutrino acquisition (Coinbase Blog)
Foxconn, a tale of slashed salaries, disappearing benefits and mass resignations as iPhone orders dry up (South China Morning Post)
Big Media Isn't Ready to Fight Back (Netflix Misunderstandings, Pt. 5) (Redef)
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Mon., 03/04 - USB 4 Wishes and Password-Free Dreams
4 maart 2019 · 21 min
Facebook lets randos look you up by your phone number; Huawei is about to sue the U.S. government; a Vermont law exposes more than 100 data brokers; USB 4 is announced; Facebook offers a way to log in with your face...kind of; and the W3C has a new standard that promises to do away with passwords forever.
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Facebook won’t let you opt-out of its phone number ‘look up’ setting (TechCrunch)
Scammers abused Facebook phone number search (BBC News)
Huawei Said to Be Preparing to Sue the U.S. Government (New York Times)
Here are the data brokers quietly buying and selling your personal information (Fast Company)
With USB 4, Thunderbolt 3’s benefits become open to all (The Verge)
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Specification (AP News)
Harry McCracken's Facebook tweet (Twitter)
Facebook explains how it’ll review nude photos to stop revenge porn (The Verge)
Facebook’s New CAPTCHA Test: ‘Upload a Clear Photo of Your Face’ (Wired)
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A16Z's Connie Chan On Outgrowing Advertising As A Business Model
3 maart 2019 · 22 min
So, I hope you read the piece I mentioned in the long reads, Called Outgrowing Advertising, by Andreessen Horowitz's general partner Connie Chan. Link in the show notes. Again, I think this points a way forward for the one trick pony-ism that I've bemoaned on this podcast. A model for new startups now that the low hanging fruit of "let's just get to a billion users and throw some ads up" is kinda, sorta, done. Lees meer
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Casey Newton on His Facebook Moderators Piece
2 maart 2019 · 21 min
It's rare that I've seen an investigative piece get as much pickup as The Trauma Floor, Casey Newton's look at the secret lives of Facebook content moderators. It was all anyone could talk about at the beginning of the week. Hope you've read it. If not, link in the show notes. So... simple. We're gonna talk to Casey and dig a bit deeper. How did this story happen? What has the reaction been? And a couple of the implications of the piece, at least to me.
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Fri. 03/01 - Lyft Files For Its IPO
1 maart 2019 · 18 min
Lyft officially files for its IPO and do the numbers reveal concern for Uber, New York wants Jeff Bezos to reconsider, Tesla slashes prices, physical sales trump downloads when it comes to music, and the weekend longreads suggestions.
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Lyft's financials show a $911 million loss ahead of its IPO (CNBC)
Amazon stops selling Dash buttons, goofy forerunners of the connected home (CNET)
U.S. Music Industry Posts Third Straight Year of Double-Digit Growth as Streaming Soars 30% (Variety)
Andrew Cuomo Speaks With Jeff Bezos, Hints of ‘Other Ways’ to Clear Path for Amazon’s Return (NYTimes)
The $35,000 Tesla Model 3 has arrived—but it comes with a price (TechCrunch)Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
Do You Trust Your VPN? Are You Sure? (Slate)
Is Cloudflare a privacy champion or hate speech enabler? Depends who you ask (Fast Company)
The Car That Killed Glamour (The Atlantic)
How Disney Built Star Wars, in real life (TechCrunch)
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Thu. 02/28 - Make Any Day Amazon Day
28 februari 2019 · 14 min
Amazon Day gives you the ability to schedule your Prime Deliveries, Motorola teases more details about the foldable resurrection of the Razr phone, the state of the smartwatch market, and seemingly every messaging platform might soon have a crypto coin.
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Amazon Prime members can choose a weekly delivery date with launch of 'Amazon Day' (TechCrunch)
Motorola confirms its foldable phone is coming (Engadget)
Apple self-driving car layoffs hit 190 employees in Santa Clara, Sunnyvale (San Francisco Chronicle)
Apple shipped 9.2M Apple Watch units in Q4 2018 to capture half of market, report says (AppleInsider)
Uber and Lyft drivers will reportedly get stock in the highly anticipated IPOs (CNBC)
Facebook and Telegram Are Hoping to Succeed Where Bitcoin Failed (NYTimes)
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Wed. 02/27 - TikTok Bigger Than Instagram?
27 februari 2019 · 15 min
Fast flash storage for phones, TikTok passes a billion downloads, FedEx rolls out its own delivery bot, why you might be overpaying for cloud computing and why China wants to map the faces of pigs.
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Samsung's new 512GB flash chip is twice as fast as its predecessor (Engadget)
TikTok was bigger than Instagram last year after passing the 1 billion download mark (Business Insider)
Machine learning can boost the value of wind energy (Google's The Keyword Blog)
FedEx unveils autonomous delivery robot (The Verge)
Threads emerges from stealth with $10.5M from Sequoia for a new take on enabling work conversations (TechCrunch)
As AWS Use Soars, Companies Surprised by Cloud Bills (The Information)
Containers may be leading to cloud computing cost overruns (ZDNet)
Rotten Tomatoes tweaks audience ratings system to thwart online trolls (The Los Angeles Times)
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Tue. 02/26 - Might the FTC Undo Some Tech Mergers?
26 februari 2019 · 16 min
The Game of Thrones when it comes to modern tech platforms is very much up in the air, Satya Nadella defends making the HoloLens for the US Army, could the FTC undo previous tech mergers and that big Casey Newton piece about Facebook content moderators.
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Apple Music Integration Possibly Coming to Google Home Devices (MacRumors)
Apple Plans Sleep Tracking Feature for Future Watch (Bloomberg)
Microsoft CEO defends US military contract that some employees say crosses a line (CNN Business)
New FTC task force will take on tech monopolies (The Verge)
Coinbase Lists Controversial Cryptocurrency XRP, Price Jumps 10% (Fortune)
This 18,000mAh battery has a phone in it (The Verge)
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Mon. 02/25 - Mobile World Congress Headlines
25 februari 2019 · 16 min
It’s a whole slew of headlines from Mobile World Congress: more foldable phones, dates for 5G chip sets and 5G coverage rollouts, and Microsoft unveils its HoloLens2. Plus: why Wikidata proves the bots still need us.
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MICROSOFT’S HOLOLENS 2: A $3,500 MIXED REALITY HEADSET FOR THE FACTORY, NOT THE LIVING ROOM (The Verge)
Huawei Launches the Mate X: Folding in a New Direction (AnAndTech)
I held the future in my hands, and it was foldable (TheVerge)
Sprint’s 5G network launches in May (The Verge)
T-Mobile delays full 600MHz 5G launch until second half of 2019 (CNET)
microSD Express unlocks hyper-fast data speeds for mobile devices (Engadget)
SanDisk and Micron announce the world’s first 1TB microSD card (MSPowerUser.com)
The latest Android devices now let you log into apps without requiring a password (The Verge)
INSIDE THE ALEXA-FRIENDLY WORLD OF WIKIDATA (Wired)Princeton Tech Meetup Details
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The "Influencers" Beat With Taylor Lorenz
24 februari 2019 · 23 min
Taylor Lorenz, over at the Atlantic has the influencer beat down. I’ve told you about so many of her stories, often as longreads. You think influencers… the universe of YouTube stars, Instagram stars, social media stars generally is a niche thing? No way. This is already a huge industry with a ton of money sloshing around in it, and Taylor covers it better than anyone else.
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The State of The Gaming Industry With Jason Schreier @jasonschreier
23 februari 2019 · 20 min
Last week there was a bunch of gaming news, and if you’ll recall, I put a shout out to see if anyone could tell me what the heck is going on in the gaming space. Well, Jason Schreier, the news editor of Kotaku answered my Bat Signal, and so, here it is. The state of the video game industry, how has Fortnite changed it, does Fornite have a competitor in Apex legends, and even… what is the state of VR gaming?
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