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LimeWire AI Studio Review 2023: Details, Pricing & Features
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‘For All Mankind’ Deserves 7 Seasons
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👉 How the Apple Watch Ejects Water in Slow Mo The Slow Mo Guys via Hvper.com
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X Suspends, Then Reinstates, Alexei Navalny’s Widow After Pledge to Continue Anti-Putin Politician’s Work
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Indigenous community outreach jumpstarted COVID vaccinations. Can it get past a slowdown?
The Verge's products database compiles user comparisons of products, this aside from the usual news.
- Google’s counteroffer to the government trying to break it up is unbundling Android apps
- Josh King’s viral slide-out MagSafe gamepad found a home at OhSnap and looks amazing
- Pegasus spyware maker NSO Group is liable for attacks on 1,400 WhatsApp users
- Qualcomm wins a legal battle over Arm chip licensing
- The best Xbox controller to buy right now
TechCruch focuses on the business side of tech, news, and trends.
New York Times Technology (www.nytimes.com)
The technology section of the NYTimes.
Wired has been covering the intersection of technology, culture, and politics for nearly a quarter of a century. They are a leader in the tech-news industry.
At 20 years old, Ars Technica is one of longest-running tech websites on the planet.
- 12 days of OpenAI: The Ars Technica recap
- Horizon: Zero Dawn gets the graphical remaster a modern classic deserves
- Rocket Report: ULA has a wild idea; Starliner crew will stay in orbit even longer
- OpenAI announces o3 and o3-mini, its next simulated reasoning models
- Startup set to brick $800 kids robot is trying to open source it first
Reddit Technology (www.reddit.com)
Nearly six million redditors share news and discuss the latest developments in the tech industry.
- Google CEO Sundar Pichai says search giant has slashed manager roles by 10% in efficiency drive
- US judge finds Pegasus spyware maker liable over WhatsApp hack
- S. Korea to launch 3rd homegrown military spy satellite
- U.S. finalizes US$4.7 bln in CHIPS Act subsidy to Samsung Electronics
- When the Feds Are Still Watching. Former Black Panthers fear the FBI is still keeping tabs on them decades after COINTELPRO. In at least one case, they were right.
Reuters Technology (www.reuters.com)
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- 👉 Twitter labels Trump tweet 'misleading media' for first time via Hvper.com
- 👉 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse set to blot out (most of) the sun this weekend - CNET via Hvper.com
- 👉 Trump acknowledges people may catch Covid-19 at his rally via Hvper.com
- 👉 (500) https://www.motherjones.com/politi cs/2020/06/john-bolton-donald-trump- ukraine-impeachment-china/ via Hvper.com
The Next Web provides a mix of serious tech news and industry analysis and more lighthearted news that it files under "Distrct."
- 4 key traits this Silicon Valley VC looks for in founders
- One smart ring to rule them all? Finnish startup Oura raises $200M
- German startup behind electric ‘microliner’ lands €14M runway
- Hostaway secures $365M to cash in on short-term rental boom
- Dutch startups raised $3.5B in 2024. Here are the 10 largest funding rounds
Buzzfeed Tech (www.buzzfeed.com)
Tech reporting and analysis by Buzzfeed
- Meet Kat Abu, The TikToker Mocking Fox News “Just For Funsies”
- “An Extremely Dangerous Game”: How Andrew Tate’s Recent Behavior May Be Doing Him More Harm Than Good
- Help, The World Is On Fire And I Feel Like My Life Is Over At 24
- Researchers Accused Google And “60 Minutes” Of Spreading AI “Disinformation”
- Fake Drakes And Counterfeit Kanyes: The Internet Is Suddenly Full Of AI-Generated Hip-Hop
Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com)
Motherboard is Vice's technology section. It offers deep dives into tech news.
- The Teenager Who Lived a Secret Double Life as a Millionaire Crypto Bandit
- Early Color Photography, and the Man Who Revives It
- Scientists Claim AI Breakthrough to Generate Boundless Clean Fusion Energy
- How Starship Troopers’ Psychic Subplot Explains Its Divisive Message
- First Prison Photo of Sam Bankman-Fried Emerges: Bearded, Thin, and ‘Weird as Shit’
The Tech Section of the Wall Street Journal
Mashable offers news and opinion on all aspects of the tech industry.
- Lego is making prototype bricks from recycled plastic bottles
- 'Cruella' has a great soundtrack — there's just way too much of it
- Indigenous community outreach jumpstarted COVID vaccinations. Can it get past a slowdown?
- Every 'Fast and Furious' movie recapped by James Corden in 10 minutes is a fun, intense watch
- Save on a pair of refurbished Bose earphones
CNet is one of the premier sources for tech news on the planet. Besides news and reviews, there's loads of how-tos and sneak peaks.
- Apple says it's OK to clean your iPhone with disinfectant wipes - CNET
- Coronavirus has Silicon Valley effectively on lock down - CNET
- Apple Watch might get blood oxygen detection feature in iOS 14, report says - CNET
- 2021 Audi RS6 Avant costs over six figures, so pay up - Roadshow
- The best germ-killing hand soaps, from cheap to luxury - CNET
Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com)
Hacker News from Y Combinator offers a very technical discussion on tech
One of the oldest social tech news sites
Focusing on technology news and business of Silicon Valley. Originally founded by Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher.
- Tesla is recalling almost 700,000 vehicles over a tire pressure monitor issue
- James Bond (the movie franchise, not the spy) may be in deep jeopardy
- Google's Gemini Deep Research tool is now available globally
- How to schedule messages on Instagram
- Intel Arc B580 review: The new king of $250 GPUs (for now)
- Elon Musk endorses far-right Alternative for Germany party in upcoming election
- Bitcoin trades around $97,000, recovers from earlier losses
- Tesla reverses losses to turn higher in a volatile week for the EV stock
- Micron shares suffer steepest drop since 2020 after disappointing guidance
- Amazon workers strike across seven facilities at peak of holiday shopping season
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👉 How the Apple Watch Ejects Water in Slow Mo The Slow Mo Guys via Hvper.com
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X Suspends, Then Reinstates, Alexei Navalny’s Widow After Pledge to Continue Anti-Putin Politician’s Work
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Indigenous community outreach jumpstarted COVID vaccinations. Can it get past a slowdown?
- Never has the necessity of #broadband internet been so clear, nor has the cost to those who go without. @scrawford on the #digitaldivide in the age of #COVID19 #coronavirus nytimes.com/2020/04/14/tec…
- So great to see @mstem in the grid with @Harvard_Law students today. Very generous contribution. A worldwide worldview. twitter.com/mstem/status/1…
- Whether its telecommunications or sea-level rise, @scrawford's work revolves around the question “What is government good for?” buff.ly/39WqQ4L pic.twitter.com/iQViN5qCrd
- Op-ed by me for the @latimes - It Takes a Crisis flip.it/87DAsV
- Herbert Hoover, FDR, South Korea’s fiber networks, and COVID-19: tying it all together for my hometown newspaper - latimes.com/opinion/story/…
- Tim Klein noticed that “jigsaw puzzle companies tend to use the same cut patterns for multiple puzzles. This makes the pieces interchangeable.” So he’s combined puzzles to create these amazingly bizarre hybrid images… themindcircle.com/jigsaw-puzzle-… pic.twitter.com/zlxyOWkQlL
- The term “defund the police” is loaded and vague. This interview clears up the movement’s goals. (“I’m certainly not talking about a scenario where…there are no police. I'm talking about questioning the specific roles that police currently undertake.”) … npr.org/sections/codes… twitter.com/DarcyDinucci/s…
- Here, on one page, are aerial photos of the protests happening around the world right now. The cumulative impact of these shots is breathtaking. nytimes.com/interactive/20… pic.twitter.com/A3KIYCEeW6
- Calls are rising for elected city officials to cut funding for police departments, and spend more on social programs. Here’s an excellent explainer on this movement. nytimes.com/2020/06/05/us/… pic.twitter.com/RVubF3KdlS
- Well, you’re right, of course. Some people ARE advocating for dismantling police departments entirely…and others aren’t. That’s how vague “defund the police” is!
- In the middle of them... And yes, loving them
- Looks a bit like Mark Zuckerberg to me.
- OMG, this is so brilliant and relevant to the current moment: "the Black Death didn’t cause the Renaissance, not by itself, and the Renaissance was not a golden age, at least not the kind that you would want to live in, or to see your children live in." bit.ly/2AOJMpx
- She continues: "But I do think that both Black Death and Renaissance are useful for us to look at now, not as a window on what will happen if we sit back and let the gears of history grind, but as a window on how vital action is.” #COVID19
- And "watching a space ship launch while looters are smashing shops outside my window (and cops ignoring them in favor of harassing peaceful protestors & giving carte blanche to the gunwielding vigilante on the corner) ...
- And yet. #notifs #recession #unemployment $TSLA $AMZN pic.twitter.com/S6FEXEH4xb
- Yeah I noticed that, however he also pointed out that it'll get better over time, as the model is refined with more training.
- Thank you @ProductHunt / @yourstacks such great company in today's newsletter. ☀️ @lolitataub 🎨@pablostanley 🛍️@ax_flo 🧠@abadesi #️⃣@chrismessina Find out all of our fave tech products, apps and more: producthunt.com/newsletter/5439 pic.twitter.com/FBj8Sndt9L
- Google's Area 51's @PigeonTransit app is shutting down due to the #coronavirus. 🐦 It offered crowd-sourced public transit updates on arrival and departure times and crowding. pigeontransit.com/shutdown /tip @techmeme #deadpool #notifs pic.twitter.com/jUDGGT550u
- The mind and body are inextricably linked, so ingesting junk into either system is socially and personally maladaptive. @cjoh wrote about the latter: npr.org/2012/01/14/145…
Rachel Sterne Haot (twitter.com)
- In Belgium, the statue of King Leopold II has come down. This brilliant Adam Hochschild piece from earlier this year has all the context on why this is a BFD. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
- Outcome-based contracting is and would be transformative for tech across government. Poorly designed procurement systems are a huge inhibitor of government technology progress. twitter.com/elonmusk/statu…
- Also new from @NYCMayor: the 14th Street Busway will be made permanent.
- Hallelujah!!! Thank you @NYC_DOT!!! twitter.com/TweetBenMax/st…
- “Our mojo is back.” - @NYGovCuomo
- Only 48% of Brooklyn households have responded to the #2020Census. Have you? 2020census.gov
- “There are other ways to do crowd control that don’t involve creating respiratory ailments during a pandemic, in a city that doesn’t have enough [medical] supplies," — A Univ. of Delaware professor who specializes in disaster management about tear gas propub.li/2YhPcBB
- "The NYPD's response to the protests has been barbaric," according to Josina Reaves, a Brooklyn resident. Check out her explanation of the harsh NYPD reaction: "I know that the NYPD is stomping on people who look like me right now because they have a lot to lose." pic.twitter.com/rKOnjK5Vbw
- THIS ONE THANK YOU twitter.com/lessien/status…
- A reminder that Mitch Must Go twitter.com/propublica/sta…
- It's not just that we're disposable to Trump, we're disposable to the virus and to the owners of the country. They own the police, and they'll roll over anyone who gets in their way, and in that they are not racist, they'll go after white people too.
- It's not just that we're disposable to Trump, we're disposable to the virus and to the owners of the country. They own the police, and they'll roll over anyone who gets in their way, and in that they are not racist, they'll go after white people too.
- This has been going on for generations, if not centuries. I don't buy that Americans have suddenly become woke. I'm with @davewiner who noted that white people figured out that even they are disposable to Trump. So this could could happen to their family or friends. twitter.com/AdamHSays/stat…
- Starbucks Sees $3.2 Billion Virus Hit, Plans New Cafe Format. bloomberg.com/amp/news/artic…
- We’re the country that gave itself tax cuts while fighting a war that wrought havoc in Iraq and Afghanistan. We’re selfish, entitled, greedy. We as a country don’t sacrifice. That’s why we can’t beat the virus. nytimes.com/2020/06/09/opi…
- Crypto has had three major cycles: 2011, 2013, and 2017. Even though the cycles may appear chaotic, @cdixon and @eddylazzarin show there has actually been steady growth of new ideas, code, projects, and startups. bit.ly/3cE5Tgr
- Big news! Keybase acquired by @zoom_us . Our post about it: keybase.io/blog/keybase-j…
- We’re excited to announce Crypto Fund II, a new $515 million fund to invest in crypto networks and businesses. Read our blog post by @cdixon and @katie_haun on why our commitment to crypto is an investment in the long-term development of the internet. a16z.com/2020/04/30/cry…
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- "Human societies are glued together with conversation and friendship. Conversation is the natural and characteristic activity of human beings. Friendship is the milieu within which we function." - Freeman Dyson, RIP.
- "When the biggest line item spending in your government’s budget goes toward policing, you live in a police state. That’s just how math works." - @baratunde / mailchi.mp/baratunde.com/… pic.twitter.com/K56sKv8gma
- In addition to their direct, effective calls for action, one other key social benefit from so many people protesting is that media are being forced to talk about substantive issues, rather than just having Trump dictate the headlines and narrative to TV & newspapers every day.
- This thread is important. What’s at stake concerns how knowledge circulates, whose voices get credit/attention, and how certain ideas end up in the ether. @DrAlliRich wrote a book “Bearing Witness While Black” that should be make her a go to for journalists. twitter.com/drallirich/sta…
- Journalists: you rely on scholars’ labor and willingness to serve as sources. Take a look at your source list. Look at recent books published in your area and find new voices. Make sure you’re adding black voices to your list of sources or you’re contributing to the problem.
- "An American Dilemma" archive (by @ssrc_org et al) responds to what Myrdal saw as an unresolved tension in the "American creed- the celebration of ideals of equal opportunity & democracy, in the face of deep & enduring racial discrimination & inequality." anamericandilemma21c.org pic.twitter.com/R48Zjwv63Q
Gabriella Coleman (twitter.com)
- Nice piece on changing face of masks slate.com/news-and-polit…
- Negro Matapacos! pic.twitter.com/7CfUsaJ8kl
- Source pic.twitter.com/B9b2XHsQrs
- Whatever you think about my book.. the fact that I proposed pink for book on hackers and got away with it represents a small win. twitter.com/spacerog/statu…
- It's a tradition I continued here as well though the logo which is so brilliant was not my creation. hackcur.io
Rebecca MacKinnon (twitter.com)
- 1 big thing: Why Russia will keep poking America’s racial wounds axios.com/newsletters/ax… #codebook via @zachsdorfman @axios
- Donald Trump’s hate-filled, conspiracy-laden rhetoric is inflaming the racial divides in our country—but just fixing the way the president talks won’t cut it. We need to root out systemic racism and ensure Black Americans have a real shot to get ahead. usatoday.com/story/opinion/…
- On June 15th, @peterwsinger is teaming up with @CyberSolarium's @SenAngusKing, @RepGallagher and New York Times reporter @nicoleperlroth for a discussion on the future of cyber threats and #cybersecurity RSVP Below! 👇 newamerica.org/cybersecurity-…
- ‘Morally Impossible’: Some Advertisers Take a Timeout From Facebook nytimes.com/2020/06/09/bus…
- America was founded on the promise of equality, liberty, and justice for all. We’ve never fully lived up to that promise — and we can’t rest until we finally do.
Tech News Sites
Few industries change faster than technology, making it challenging to keep up with the developments. Likewise, few industries dominate the stock market like tech, making it crucial to keep up with the news. The challenge is this: there’s a seemingly endless number of tech websites, blogs, and news sites. It’s hard to know what sources to trust.
We’ve done our best to give you a healthy mix of breaking-news sites and some more feature-based pieces. Many big-name news organizations, like the NYT, have tech sections. But there are also exclusive publications like Wired and Motherboard. We’ve compiled the best of both.
Wired
Wired has been covering the intersection of technology, culture, and politics for nearly a quarter of a century. They are a leader in the tech-news industry, and besides news they also feature a variety of blogs and gear reviews.
Ars Technica
At 20 years old, Ars Technica is one of longest-running tech websites on the planet. Ars Technica covers all aspects of tech, including science, cars, business, and gaming. In addition to breaking tech news, Ars Technica offers reviews on TV, streaming TV, and tech gadgets.
CNet
CNet is one of the premier sources for tech news on the planet. Besides news and reviews, there's loads of how-tos and sneak peaks. CNet is great for tech reviews, especially phones, internet of things devices, and cars.
The Verge
The Verge's products database compiles user comparisons of products, this aside from the usual news. The Verge is owned by Vox Media, so you can expect a bit of left-leaning story filtration.
Tech Crunch
TechCrunch focuses on the business side of tech, news, and trends. It specializes in tech startups and startup funding news. It also has a helpful Apps section, focusing specifically on phone apps.
Engadget
Engadget specializes in covering gadgets and consumer electronics. There are a total of ten blogs on the site, and an extremely useful buyers guide. If you want to go deeper, there are also a variety of podcasts.
Slashdot
Slashdot is a self-proclaimed news-for-and-by-nerds website. Like Reddit, content is voted on by viewers, so the more popular content floats to the top. Unlike Reddit, Slashdot has actual editors, ensuring high quality content.
NYT Technology
The New York Times Technology section is a critical part of any tech news junkie’s diet. The stories cover the latest in tech with the NYT’s usual expertise, depth, and thoughtfulness. It’s a great source to refer to because it puts tech news into wider contexts.
CNBC Tech
CNBC Tech may seem like a surprising choice, but it’s a shockingly useful source. It highlights the top news stories of the day, giving you the need-to-know information about tech. You can dig into social media news, cybersecurity, and venture capital if you want more depth.
Buzzfeed Tech
Buzzfeed may also be a surprising choice for this curated list, but Buzzfeed Tech digs deeper into bigger tech stories. It also finds weirder tech stories that you might not find anywhere else.