TechCrunch
Y Combinator’s incubator classes have gotten huge. With over 200 companies, the Winter 2019 class is by far YC’s largest yet. Meanwhile, the incubator prepares to shift its headquarters from Mountain View to San Francisco. It’s so large, in fact, it’s had to … more…
Kotaku.com
While people are still grappling with the technical ramifications of Google’s Stadia platform, gamers have begun asking deeper, more troubling questions. What do mods look like in a world of game streaming? What happens to game preservation? What happens if G… more…
Time
Apple revealed a refreshed iPad Air and iPad Mini. Here's how to choose which tablet is right for you. more…
Newyorker.com
The U.K. is in a panic over voters’ decision to withdraw from the E.U. But the pugnacious millionaire whose donations—and Trumpian scare tactics—helped sway Britons has no regrets, Ed Caesar writes. more…
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The briefing that cuts through the noise to deliver technology news that matters. Get Charged in a daily tech briefing, weekly newsletter or podcast. more…
Techstage.de
Im Update unserer Bauvorschläge schrauben wir einen 1080p-Gaming-PC mit Radeon RX 580 unter 600 Euro und einen 1440p-PC mit GTX 1660 Ti unter 670 Euro zusammen. more…
9to5mac.com
Apple announced two new iPads this morning, finally updating the iPad mini and bridging the gap between its entry-level and high-end models with a new iPad Air. For the first time, both new product lines gain Apple Pencil support, while also being the first n… more…
9to5mac.com
The 2019 iPad mini reviews are out, and they are pretty consistent – with four clear themes emerging. First, this is an evolutionary device, not a revolutionary one. That’s in large part because Apple wanted to hit the same price-point, one likely driven more… more…
Vice News
In a new book, Martin Hägglund argues that the only way to change our existence is to accept it will end. more…
Yahoo.com
We compare these rival hypercars, but only hypothetically, as the Aston doesn't come out until 2021. more…
Macworld.com
A few years ago, the iPad was in disarray. Sales were collapsing and the line-up of products was a mess. Fixing things takes time, but look at what we’ve got today: With the introduction of the fifth-generation iPad mini and the third-generation iPad Air, iPa… more…
Phandroid.com
With almost every new generation of chipsets, we're seeing manufacturers building these components on smaller and smaller processes, where right now 7nm seems to be the way to go. It is expected that we should be able to expect to see chipsets being built on … more…
Dpreview.com
Residents of a Paris street plagued by Instagrammers, selfie takers and music video crews are asking the city government for a weekend and evening ban to give them some peace. The number of images on Instagram with the hashtag ‘Rue Crémieux’ has reached over … more…
Gamespot.com
OPINION: If the reality of what Google is promising with Stadia is accurate, then we're looking at the future of video games. Yes, that could read a little hyperbolic given that outside of the Project Stream beta last year (successful as it was), we're not ex… more…
Bbc.com
When politicians fail to look beyond the next election – or even the latest tweet – they are neglecting the rights of future generations, argues public philosopher Roman Krznaric. more…
Thinkprogress.org
Somewhere, in an alternative universe where the winner of the 2016 presidential election lives in the White House, partisan gerrymandering is unconstitutional. Justice Merrick Garland provided the key fifth vote in Gill v. Whitford to strike down the Wisconsi… more…
Thinkprogress.org
JPMorgan Chase and its chief executive Jamie Dimon claim to be strong supporters of climate action and the Paris climate accord. But in reality, they are “the world’s worst banker of climate change” according to a major new analysis. Just this week, the compa… more…
Businessoffashion.com
Disabled people have long been ignored by the mainstream fashion industry. Here are five steps brands can take to be more inclusive of the disabled community. more…