Surface Laptop 2 Ships Today, Still No USB-C
Surface Laptop 2 and Surface Pro 6 went on sale today, and I still can't get over the fact that neither one has a USB-C port.
Surface Laptop 2 and Surface Pro 6 went on sale today, and I still can't get over the fact that neither one has a USB-C port.
Google is shutting down consumer Google+ after sitting on a data-exposure bug for seven months, and honestly nobody's mourning the network itself.
Microsoft refreshed the entire Surface lineup today, and the new Pro 6 still shipped without a single USB-C port anywhere on it.
Musk settled with the SEC over the weekend, and the detail I can't stop thinking about is the clause requiring Tesla to review his tweets before they go out.
Got randomly logged out of Facebook on every device tonight and panicked, then found out it wasn't just me: a View As bug exposed access tokens for up to 50 million accounts.
A week into iOS 12's Screen Time feature and the numbers it's showing me are worse than I expected, plus a rant about it graying out the one app I actually need at night.
Amazon announced a pile of new Echo hardware today, but the thing that actually stuck with me was a $59.99 microwave that needs a speaker's permission to reheat your soup.
The new iPhones got all the headlines this week, but the FDA-cleared ECG sensor in the Apple Watch Series 4 is the part actually worth talking about.
The EU Parliament just approved its negotiating mandate on the Copyright Directive, Article 13 and Article 11 included. Some thoughts from a small link-heavy blog on what actually changes (not much, yet) and what genuinely worries me (not the part everyone's yelling about).
Apple's invite for the September 12 event landed alongside a Senate hearing where Google left an empty chair — two very different kinds of tech news on the same day.
A Labor Day catch-up on the Fortnite-for-Android sideloading mess and the testy security disclosure fight it kicked off between Epic and Google.
The AP's report that Google keeps logging your location even after you switch Location History off sent me straight to my own account settings, and yeah, it's true.