Do you ever feel like technology is moving so quickly in so many different directions that there’s no way one human brain can keep up?
That’s what podcasts are for.
Whether you work in tech, run a startup, or just love learning about new technology and gadgets, podcasts can be a great way to keep up with major trends in the tech space. We’ve compiled 15 of our favorite podcasts that are not only entertaining but also can help expand your knowledge of a somet
Until we master the mysterious art of telepathy—which seems a long way off—we’re stuck with meetings.
Fortunately, there are plenty of free tools that can take the sting out of scheduling, coming up with agendas, note-taking, and more. Here are a few to check out.
Simple scheduling with YouCanBook.me
YouCanBook.me takes the pain out of figuring out a time to conn
I have been taking pictures with cell phones since August 2003, when I splurged on a Nokia 3650, one of the first camera phones sold in the U.S. Since then, I’ve shot untold thousands of phone photos—in recent years, mostly with iPhones and the occasional Android.
But in a way, I never took phone photography all that seriously. Most often, I thought of it as a digital equivale
Mojang, creator of Minecraft, took a definitive stand against nonfungible tokens (NFTs) earlier this week, saying it has “no plans of implementing blockchain technology into
As Facebook-parent Meta prepares to announce its second-quarter earnings next week, the company’s future has rarely looked so shaky. The company is facing negative macrotrends; a tightening ad market; less ability to track users; and a dearth of new, young users.
“In all the years I’ve been covering Meta, this is the most concerned I’ve ever been about the company’s future,” wrote Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at Insider Intelligence,
A couple of weeks ago, Google revealed that 40% of 18 to 24-year-olds prefer TikTok or Instagram search over cheugy, Boomer-style Googling. Since then, the internet giant has come back fighting, by launching an educational campaign aimed at Gen Z.
Called “Let’s Internet Better,” the crusade features a series of short animated vide
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Amazon announced on Thursday that it’s buying One Medical, the subscription-based primary-care provider, in a $3.9 billion all-cash deal—one of its largest acquisitions to date.
The purchase grows Amazon’s footprint in healthcare considerably—a goal Jeff Bezos first set back in 2018,
As NASA prepares to send humans back to the moon through its long-awaited Artemis program, it’s taking big steps to encourage commercial lander development.
First order of business: CLPS. NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services program (CLPS) is funding 14 separate lander concepts from Astrobotic, Deep Space Systems, Draper Labs, Firefly Aerospace, Intuitive Machines, Lockheed Martin, Masten Space Systems, Moon Express, OrbitBeyond, Blue Origin, Cer
On November 30, 1988, members of the Boston Computer Society filled that city’s Symphony Hall to capacity. They were there to see Steve Jobs demo the NeXT cube, the remarkable computer from the startup he’d founded after being ousted from Apple three years earlier. I was lucky enough to be in Jobs’s aud