There is a lot of antisemitic hate speech on social media—and algorithms are partly to blame

Antisemitic incidents have shown a sharp rise in the United States. The Anti-Defamation League, a New York-based Jewish civil rights group that has been tracking cases since 1979, found that there were 2,717 incidents in 2021. This represents an increase of 34% over 2020. In Europe, the European Commission 

7 reasons to use Trello for project management

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Sometimes the simplest tool is the right one. Trello is like a digital bulletin board. It’s easy to use and it’s free. If you’re jugg

More than any other sports league, the NBA has gone all in on Web3

When Spencer Dinwiddie was drafted into the National Basketball Association in 2014, he says the players’ locker room conversations were typically on the breezier side. “Maybe it was girls, cars, and stuff eight years ago,” he says on a Zoom call. But about five years ago, as players became more financially savvy, that started to change; suddenly people were giving tips on their stock portfolios and chatting about VC funds.

If you want more tech-life balance, do this to protect your brain

Dr. Carl Marci is a board-certified psychiatrist and Harvard neuroscientist. He spends time as a health technology entrepreneur and executive through his role as Chief Psychiatrist and Managing Director at OM1, a health data company.

Below, Marci shares five key insights from his new book, Rewired: Protecting Your Brain in the Digital AgeListen to the audio version—read b

These these 3 iPhone features will maximize your battery life

iPhone battery life has improved over the years, to be sure, but the low-level anxiety that accompanies the ever-shrinking battery icon in the upper right corner may never be fully resolved.

Thankfully, these one-time settings adjustments can make a world of difference when it comes to squeezing every last bit of juice out of your iPhone battery.

Enable Dark Mode

Using your iPhone in Light Mode uses a fair amount of power to keep the pixels on the screen illuminated. Da

Uber announces key driver incentives ahead of its earnings report

Uber is adding a number of key driver incentives to its app in an effort to bring more workers to the platform.

In the coming months, drivers in most U.S. markets will be able to see projected earnings before accepting a trip, as well as a user’s requested destination—two features gig workers have long demanded. The company first started piloting the Upfront Fares feature i

Amazon and Apple stocks rise, helping Big Tech’s mixed earnings week close on a positive note

If you’re an investor in tech stocks, this week has been rocky—and that rockiness continued on from the week prior, too. Until yesterday it seemed as if most tech stocks were doomed. A brief recap:

  • Snap (SNAP): Last Thursday, the Snapchat maker
How to revive your old computer

As a man of a certain age, I know that everything slows down as it gets older. But with computers, that decline can be especially precipitous. After just a couple of years, bootups can grow sluggish, apps may take longer to load, and the spinning wheel of death can become a more frequent feature of your user experience.

Eventually the frustrations become so great that people buy a new system. Sometimes that’s

Relativity CEO Tim Ellis explains why his company has a shot at launching a lander to Mars before the end of the decade

Last week, Relativity Space and Impulse Space " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">announced a partnership to launch the first private mission to Mars. The two startups say they’ll try to launch a Red Planet lander as early as 2024.

Under the agreement,

Senator Mark Kelly: Passing the CHIPS Act will ‘help bring down costs of tens of thousands of consumer products’

On Thursday, the House passed a bipartisan bill to help the U.S. compete against China, namely by steering billions toward domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The CHIPS and Science Act (which stands for, Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors for America) features over $52 billion for American firms making computer chips, and billions to


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