January 7, 2020 How a Star Wars Fan Learned to Stop Worrying and Accept Not Liking Rise of Skywalker For the past few weeks, I’ve been telling fans who love Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker that I was happy for them. That’s only…
January 7, 2020 ICANN’s founding chairman joins the battle to keep .org out of private hands Photo by Nadine Rupp/Getty Images In November, the Internet Society (ISOC), which owns the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the group that maintains the .org…
January 7, 2020 Apple’s rare CES appearance was another privacy pitch It had been 28 years since Apple last made an official trip to CES until today when Jane Horvath, the company's senior director for…
January 7, 2020 Google’s new policy gives developers more time to address security flaws Google's Project Zero disclosure program is supposed to encourage releases of security fixes in a timely fashion, but things haven't gone according to plan….
January 7, 2020 This rechargeable lunchbox uses steam to reheat your food Tired of cold lunches, or queueing for the one microwave in your office kitchen? It might be time for a self-heating lunchbox. Many companies…
January 7, 2020 Citizen’s Alexa smart speaker is like a Sonos One with an analog clock Following Citizen's release of the Alexa-powered clock last year, the company is releasing yet more timepieces with a technology bent. At CES 2020, Citizen…
January 7, 2020 Smart garbage disposal composts your food scraps instead of grinding them up Composting is a fantastic way that regular folks can help both combat climate change and reduce the pressure on local landfills, but the practice…
January 7, 2020 Ivanka to CES: College Is Overrated Presidential daughter and White House adviser Ivanka ***** took to the stage at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon…
January 7, 2020 Sprint is killing off Virgin Mobile USA Photo by Roberto Machado Noa/LightRocket via Getty Images We lost the excellent Virgin America airline a few years back, and virtual cellular network that…
January 7, 2020 CES 2020 rolls on with Intel’s tiny PC, Impossible Pork, and a mask to filter out air pollution Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Razer, Intel, OnePlus and Impossible Meat made strong entries in the first full day of CES….