Huawei, Still on Commerce Department Blacklist, Reportedly Planning U.S. Layoffs
Chinese tech firm Huawei is planning on laying off hundreds of U.S. workers after landing on a Commerce Department blacklist that has savaged its ability to...
Watch ISRO’s historic Chandrayaan-2 Moon mission rocket launch live
UPDATE: The launch was called off for today with 56 minutes remaining in the countdown due to a “technical snag.” ISRO will provided updated launch timing...
Report: Christoph Waltz Is Returning As Super-Baddie Blofeld in the Newest James Bond Film
I must say, I do love a good supervillain. And Blofeld, the villainous rival of spy James Bond, is a great one. As played by Christoph...
Trump Goes Full Racist and Tells Congresswomen to Go Back to Their Own Countries
What little subtlety remained in Donald Trump’s tendency to project his own racism, misogyny, and hate was obliterated this fine Sunday morning, and what’s left is...
Kibus is like a Keurig for your pet
In a pitch during a recent meeting at Brinc’s Hong Kong headquarters, the Barcelona-based team behind Kibus Petcare was quick to point out that most millennials...
Don’t blame flawed Silicon Valley for the rot of Wall Street and Washington
The techlash is well underway. Blame Facebook! Blame Google! Blame Amazon! (Apple and Microsoft still seem relatively immune, for now.) And, I mean, there’s a lot...
Start Or Expand Your Philips Hue Collection With a Couple of Deals
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Week-in-Review: Google’s never-ending autonomous road trip
Hello, weekend readers. This is Week-in-Review where I give a heavy amount of analysis and/or rambling thoughts on one story while scouring the rest of the...
Humans Are the Prey in the First Trailer for The Hunt
It’s been several years since Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof wrote something for the big screen. That wait is now over, though, and he’s back with a...
Fake MPAA Asks Google to Remove Thousands of URLs, Including MPAA.org
In 2012, Google first published a Transparency Report for search-related copyright takedown notices. This rather enlightening database allows outsiders to check what URLs copyright holders want...
