[ad_1] While Tim Cook has yet to publicly address the immigration ban that’s beginning to rile a restive tech industry into speaking out against newly elected President Donald J. Trump, he did send an email to staff explaining Apple’s position. Buzzfeed first published the memo. Here is a full copy ...
Read More »Twitter releases National Security Letters
[ad_1] Over the last eight months, tech companies have slowly been revealing that they’ve received national security letters from the Federal Bureau of Investigation that force the firms to secretly disclose user data to the government. Today, Twitter joined the ranks of Yahoo, Cloudflare and Google by announcing it had received ...
Read More »Tell wants you to eat like a celebrity chef
[ad_1] Figuring out where to eat is often a headache. While there are a plethora of restaurant-discovery apps and sites already out there, one app, available today, aims to make the process a lot easier. Tell, available now for iOS, is yet another food-finding app — but two things set it apart from ...
Read More »Francis Ford Coppola is taking to Kickstarter to make an ‘Apocalypse Now’ game
[ad_1] This isn’t the first time Francis Ford Coppola has overhauled Apocalypse Now. In 2001, the director teamed up with long-time editor Walter Murch for Redux, a new cut that added nearly an hour to the classic Vietnam edit. Now the semi-retired director is enlisting a new generation of collaborators ...
Read More »Zuckerberg says he’s not currently planning to run for president
[ad_1] Speculation that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg could run for president has been brewing in recent weeks. His personal goal for 2017 is speaking with people from all 50 states. He fought to stop government service from being considered a voluntary company resignation. And on top of all that, he’s been distancing himself from ...
Read More »Microsoft heads to court to fight Justice Department gag orders
[ad_1] Microsoft heads to court Monday morning to defend its right to disclose when the government requests data on its users. The case, known as Microsoft v. Department of Justice began in 2016 when Microsoft sued the Department of Justice (DOJ) to challenge a part of the Electronic Communications Privacy ...
Read More »Elon Musk says to expect “major” Tesla hardware revisions almost annually
[ad_1] Tesla CEO and founder Elon Musk has advice for prospective buyers hoping their vehicles will be future-proof: Shop elsewhere. Musk made the comment when responding to a Twitter question about the possibility of a paid upgrade path for existing vehicle owners who want the new sensors, computer and other ...
Read More »Maker Bre Pettis talks about the way forward for tech in this new century
[ad_1] On this week’s episode of Technotopia I talked to Bre Pettis, former CEO of Makerbot and the founder of Bre&Co. Pettis has been thinking about new manufacturing chains, the rise of the local maker, what what happens when a country falls into disrepair. Pettis is an optimistic realist. He’s ...
Read More »Quixey alums launch Sigma, a platform to bring merits and certifications online
[ad_1] A new company named Sigma, founded by alumni of mobile app search engine Quixey, aims to take records and certifications currently trapped in the analog world and bring them online. To do so, the company has raised $4.35 million in seed funding from Andreessen Horowitz and other investors. The idea originated in late ...
Read More »Sign Up To Buy Limited 2-For-1 Tickets To Disrupt NY 2017
[ad_1] It won’t be long until the winter frost melts and the trees begin to sprout their leaves. Fortunately, along with the spring comes Disrupt NY 2017, which returns to Manhattan on May 15-17 at Pier 36.We’re giving you an unprecedented opportunity to purchase a limited supply of tickets at ...
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