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Instagram Updates Its Anti-Harassment Tools—But Only for “High-Profile Accounts” (So Far, Anyway)

By Aug 1st
Yahoo’s Abuse-Detecting Algorithm Works 90% of the Time & It’s A “Major Step Forward” in Its Field

By Jul 29th
The Windows 10 Free Upgrade Expires Tomorrow! Let’s Talk Pros & Cons of Upgrading

By Jul 28th
For the First Time Ever, a Solar-Powered Plane Flew All the Way Around the Earth

By Jul 28th
Twitter Gets a “Night Mode” for Those Times When You’re on Your Phone & Should Be Asleep

By Jul 26th
Edward Snowden Is Working on Phone Case That Will Alert You If You’re Being Spied On

By Jul 22nd
Facebook’s Internet-Providing Drone Just Took its First Test Flight

By Jul 21st
Black Women in Tech Debunk the “Pipeline” Excuse For Lack of Diversity in Tech Industry

By Jul 19th
Let’s Watch Robots Fall Down Adorably at the Robot World Cup 2016

By Jul 18th
Smartphones for Women Are Apparently Smaller, Pinker, and More Hexagonal

By Jul 15th
T-Mobile Pokes Around Net Neutrality Again With Free Pokémon GO Data Usage

By Jul 15th
More Gender Diverse Emoji Are On Their Way—Including a Betty Boop Emoji

By Jul 15th
Dalek-Like Security Robot Runs Over Toddler’s Leg, Mall Decidedly Less Secure

By Jul 14th
Keiichi Matsuda’s Hyper-Reality Concept Film Makes for an Unnerving Six Minutes

By Jul 14th
YouTube Says Their Content ID System Works Great, but the Music Industry Disagrees

By Jul 13th
U.S. Military Investing in Body Armor Made out of Spider Webs

By Jul 12th
This Women-Led Speech-To-Text Service Aims to Make Transcription Accessible and Affordable

By Jul 12th
Pokémon Music Streaming Has Tripled on Spotify Because Everything Is Now Pokémon GO

By Jul 11th
James Gunn Says “New Technology” Will Prevent Fans From Taking Video at San Diego Comic-Con

By Jul 11th
Aquatic “Cyborg” Uses Living Cells to Swim; There Is No Escape

By Jul 8th