Matt Wille
Ethereum's big merge reduces climate impact but not transaction fees
The merge should reduce Ethereum's power consumption by approximately 99 percent.
Big Tech antitrust bill finds new support in Mozilla, DuckDuckGo
The American Innovation and Choice Online Act aims to cut down on self-preferencing and privacy violations.
Period tracker Flo adds 'Anonymous Mode' amid data privacy concerns
The overturning of Roe v. Wade has health companies moving toward proactive strategies.
Twitter shareholders tell Elon Musk they'll gladly take his $44 billion
Musk still won't pull out his wallet.
The Nissan Leaf's bidirectional charging system is finally ready to power the grid
The feature has been built into the Leaf for years.
At MoMA, video games get their own stage
An interview with senior curator Paola Antonelli and collection specialist Paul Galloway on the opening of MoMA’s exhibition "Never Alone."
Amazon brings its entry-level Kindle up to speed with new model
The new Kindle includes 16 GB of storage, USB-C charging, and a much better resolution.
Here’s every tech company conducting mass layoffs right now
The tech labor movement is on the rise, but the industry itself is down bad. From Tesla to Patreon to HBO Max, here’s a list of all the tech companies undergoing layoffs.
Kobo's new Clara 2E is its most eco-friendly e-reader yet
The Clara 2E is Kobo's first e-reader to use more than 85 percent recycled plastic.
Tech CEOs come together to rail against TikTok, ignoring domestic threats
Big Tech loves to hate on TikTok, but there are plenty of privacy threats that live much closer to home.
DOJ testifies that Google spends billions on search engine supremacy
A Department of Justice attorney said in court that Google's default contracts keep it on top.
Europe gives Tesla driver-assist sky-high safety rating despite fatal crashes
Meanwhile, the U.S. has 39 open investigations into Autopilot's failures.
This innovative scoliosis brace 'grows' with its wearer
This year's James Dyson Award winner builds on a brace design that's barely been updated since the 1950s.
Twitter's crowdsourced fact-checkers included QAnon supporters
A leaked audit reveals Twitter only noticed the QAnon account the night before Birdwatch launched.
FTC expands Amazon investigation to include healthcare and robotics buyouts
Amazon's acquisitions of One Medical and iRobot have the FTC more invested than ever in the case.
Starlink snubbed in $6 billion broadband internet grants
The FCC has rejected SpaceX's grant applications.
Twitter is finally testing an edit button — for paid subscribers only
The most asked-after Twitter feature is finally landing on the platform.
Instagram reminds users of exhausting feed curation tools
The company says it's important that we "feel good" about the time we spend on Instagram.
FTC sues data broker for selling sensitive location data
Idaho-based Kochava has allegedly sold location data traceable to reproductive health clinics and domestic violence shelters.
The Department of Justice is ready to serve Apple a hefty antitrust lawsuit
The DOJ has been investigating Apple's hardware and software ecosystem for years now.
