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CES 2020 Takeaways: Laudable Laptops
Soon enough, you could be reading this webpage from a foldable laptop screen. -
Facebook Vows To Fight Deepfakes With New Policy
The move follows years of criticism for its decision to allow various forms of misinformation to circulate without any check in place. -
Study Finds New Effects Of Screen Time On Children
If a child is prone to depression or anxiety, certain types of screen time can intensify their feelings, a study finds. -
Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Oracle Lawsuit Against Google
After nine years, tech giant Google scored a win when the Supreme Court agreed to hear its longstanding dispute with Oracle over the use of the coding language Java in their Android operating system. -
MIT Expert Explains Ransomware Attacks
Over the last six years, nearly a dozen cities and towns in Massachusetts have had their systems attacked. -
The ACLU Wants Amazon's Facial Recognition Technology To Be Better Regulated
An ACLU study shows the flaws in 'Rekognition,' which is being used by police departments. -
It's 'Terrible' That Facebook Won't Fact-Check Political Ads, Says Andy Ihnatko
The tech writer joined Boston Public Radio to explain why Mark Zuckerberg declines to fact-check political ads. -
Top Of The Class: Mass STEM Week Gets Kids Excited About STEM
For the second year in a row Massachusetts is sponsoring Mass STEM Week, a statewide initiative to get kids excited about the fields of STEM. -
The Growing Field Of Cyborg Botany
A world with plant-robot hybrids might make our digital experience feel more natural, says Harpreet Sareen. -
Andy Ihnatko: Apple Is 'Kowtowing To Political Pressure' From China By Removing App
An application used to map the protests in Hong Kong has been removed from Apple's app store.
