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• The iPhone 11 could launch September 10, according to an iOS 13 clue

  Shortly after Apple launched iOS developer beta 7 today, sleuths found some interesting tidbits potentially pertaining to ...

  • Napier Lopez

• Russia wants to boost transparency with blockchain – are you kidding me?

  Russia, ruled by Vladimir Putin's arguably authoritarian regime, wants to leverage blockchain technology to host Moscow's ...

  • Yessi Bello Perez

• Satoshi Nakaboto: ‘Bitcoin falls back to $10,000’

  Our robot colleague Satoshi Nakaboto writes about Bitcoin every fucking day. Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what's been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Descartes used to say: Shleppppppp it! Bitcoin Price We closed ...

  • Satoshi Nakaboto

• Apple's 2019 flagships could be the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max

  Apple's iPhone names have been a little weird lately. First, the company skipped the iPhone 9 altogether, simultaneously ...

  • Napier Lopez

• Microsoft Edge can now read aloud websites with human-like voices

  Microsoft's Edge browser has a neat feature you might not have been aware of: it can read websites out loud for you. Handy ...

  • Napier Lopez

• Facebook's group privacy settings actually make sense now

  Until today, Facebook has given you three options for creating a user group: Open, closed, or 'secret.' While the first is ...

  • Napier Lopez

• Meet experts from Ripple, Consensys, and more at Hard Fork Summit 2019

  The Bitcoin hype may have died down, but the tech behind it definitely hasn’t. With Bitcoin’s price on the rise again, and with major companies adopting and experimenting with blockchain, the way we do business, make payments, and perceive the value of money is about to change. As ...

  • Ailsa Sherrington

• Mired in debt, WeWork files for IPO

  WeWork loses a lot of money. It's going public anyway.

  • Matthew Hughes

• Amazon's facial recognition mistakenly labels 26 California lawmakers as criminals

  As government agencies continue to push for the deployment of facial recognition systems, you needn’t look far to see why ...

  • Bryan Clark

• Facebook paid people to listen to and transcribe your voice clips

  Facebook doesn't need any more bad press, but here we go again. According to a report by Bloomberg, the company paid hundreds ...

  • Napier Lopez

• Snap's new Spectacles capture 3D video and aim for the luxury crowd

  When Snap first revealed its Spectacles in 2016, they were something of a mini-phenomenon. Here was a pair of wacky sunglasses ...

  • Napier Lopez

• Cryptocurrency scammers have netted $4.26B so far this year, report

  Cryptocurrency scammers continued to swindle funds throughout Q2 2019, netting approximately $4.26 billion so far this year.  ...

  • Yessi Bello Perez