Lina Khan’s timely tech skepticism makes for a refreshingly friendly FTC confirmation hearing
One never knows how a confirmation hearing will go these days, especially one for a young outsider n
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Look at this tiny new Polaroid camera can you believe it
A lot has changed in the last decade-ish of instant photography, yet all the while the boxy build of
As UiPath closes above its final private valuation, CFO Ashim Gupta discusses his company’s path to market
After an upward revision, UiPath priced its IPO last night at $56 per share, a few dollars above its
Daily Crunch: Google Meet will get a new look and new features
Google announces upgrades to Google Meet, Amazon is bringing its palm scanner to Whole Foods and Mic
Apple and Google pressed in antitrust hearing on whether app stores share data with product development teams
In today’s antitrust hearing in the U.S. Senate, Apple and Google representatives were questio
New privacy bill would end law enforcement practice of buying data from brokers
A new bill known as the Fourth Amendment is Not for Sale Act would seal up a loophole that intellige
The ANYmal inspection robot gives Spot some four-legged competition
We’ve covered Swiss robotics company ANYbotics with some regularity over the years. The company has
Micromobility’s next big business is software, not vehicles
The days of the shared, dockless micromobility model are numbered. That’s essentially the conc
This is your brain on Zoom
We all know these constant video calls are doing something to our brains. How else could we get tire
Per Diem raises $2.26M to help local businesses build subscription programs
It might be time for neighborhood restaurants and coffee shops to start thinking about a subscriptio