1,720 captures
05 May 2017 - 14 Sep 2026
Nov
DEC
Jan
06
2016
2017
2018
success
fail
About this capture
TIMESTAMPS
The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20171206231357/https://medium.com/topic/technology
Homepage
About membership
Sign in
Get started
Homepage
Home
Technology
Culture
Entrepreneurship
Creativity
Self
Politics
Media
Productivity
Design
Popular
More
Technology
The download.
Follow
Following
Related topics
Artificial intelligence
,
Future
,
Programming
,
Cybersecurity
,
Data science
For you
I Don’t Care About Net Neutrality Because I’m Fine Letting Greedy Telecom Companies Decide How I…
And also, I don’t care about our country’s future.
Whitney Meers
Nov 30
The Story Behind “anyone can login as root” Tweet
After my tweet about the security issue of MacOS High Sierra on Nov 28, I got many reactions like a blast. I think I need to express myself…
Lemi Orhan Ergin
Nov 29
The Attention Economy is the Addiction Economy: A Call for Emerging Tech for Good
Constant notifications have made us the most anxious cohort in modern history. Biosensors, VR & AR are even closer to the skin.
Cris Beasley
Nov 29
Member preview
Facebook faces the tragedy of the commons
The openness of social networks enables creativity but invites exploitation.
The Financial Times
Nov 28
In case you missed it
Some Airbnb Hosts Are Secretly Recording Their Guests. Is It Legal?
One of Airbnb’s taglines is “Belong Anywhere.” Perhaps they could update it to it “Be Watched Anywhere,” if instances of hosts secretly…
Tracy Moore
Dec 6
Introducing DeadRinger: An iPhone X Lockscreen Replica
I got an idea the other day when I was looking at my co-worker’s iPhone X sitting on a desk. I thought that I could have mistaken it for my…
Hung Truong
Dec 3
Member preview
Demand for AI Talent Turns Once-Staid Conference Into Draft Day
Academic NIPS gathering is now a recruiting frenzy for tech giants, banks and hedge funds
Bloomberg
Dec 6
How Apple really turns boring tech chores into exciting key features
I once heard someone from Buzzfeed talk about how they get higher click-rates — which is their catnip — for quizzes by inserting one simple…
Rodney Gordon
Nov 27
All connected ‘smart’ devices should be free
Smart devices. They are everywhere. Even if you don’t read a single online article, a walk around your local BestBuy, Target or Walmart you…
Alan Williamson
Dec 4
Member preview
The coming age of free supercomputing
(This is a followup post to (now) earlier posts on forecasting.
Gavin Sheridan
Dec 3
Mobile Gaming is a $50b Industry. But Only 5% of Players are Spending Money (Part 1)
Game developers are missing a big opportunity to engage the other 95%
dmasper
Dec 5
Member preview
Google Missed Out on China. Can It Flourish in India?
As major companies chase India’s new internet users, Google is changing core products to work better on low-end smartphones and use less…
The New York Times
Dec 5
Dive deeper with these tags
Robotics
,
Innovation
,
Artificial Intelligence
Net neutrality is essential for access to knowledge
Net neutrality is essential to the preservation of an open internet for the United States and around the world.
Wikimedia
Dec 4
A month with Pixel 2 XL
At the end of this Summer, I started looking for a new smartphone. I bought an Essential PH-1 right after the release, and that was quite a…
Maxim Leonovich
Dec 5
A Dumb Phone in 2017 — LG B470
When I was planning on myself and Splinters honeymoon this year, there was something that I was adamant about, and that was that I was…
Laura Fagan
Nov 30
Privacy Matters on Smart Speakers
Voice is becoming the main interface. It exists in many of the technologies we use everyday, such as home appliances, cars and mobile apps…
Alex Wang
Dec 2
Member preview
10 Things iPhone X is the First of its kind
While they are not really mind-blowing, but still these are 10 things iPhone X is the first of its kind.
Jonathan Jilaxzone
Dec 2
Elon Musk, The Boring Company and the procurement dilemma
When SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced via Twitter that his latest company, The Boring Company, will bid for a new high speed link…
Nyree McKenzie
Dec 3
The Results Of My Month Long Smartphone Experiment. Do You Need An iPhone X?
If you haven’t read it, please go back and read my previous blog (click here) about the experiment I’m running. In a nutshell, I decided to…
Richard Eaton
Dec 3
Why Do IoT Devices Die?
We called it the blue ring of death. The Ubi would power on and then be lit up with a blue LED ring, then power cycle again after two…
Leor Grebler, UCIC
Dec 3
Does Anybody Have a Smart Home?
I was recently at a conference where a speaker asked the audience: put your hand up if you have a “smart home”. Very slowly three out of…
Oisin Hanrahan
Dec 4
Samsung and Best Buy Sold Me A Derivative Knockoff TV For Black Friday
Apparently I got suckered this Black Friday.
Trent Lapinski
Dec 1
Member preview
The electric-flight plan
Small hybrid-electric airliners ready for take off
The Economist
Dec 5
Member preview
What Every Major Phone Gained by Removing the Headphone Jack
The headphone jack is becoming outdated technology in smartphones — that’s what many manufacturers would have you believe. For the…
Gadget Hacks
Dec 5
Member preview
Give the Gift of AR This Holiday Season with These 12 Newbie-Friendly Ideas
If you’re a regular reader of Next Reality, you’re more likely to spread the joy of augmented reality than most others. But it can be…
Next Reality
Dec 5
Member preview
The Nintendo Switch’s Golden Opportunity
By David Thier
Forbes
Dec 5
How the intoxicating allure of ‘Titanic’ speaks to teens today (and 20 years ago)
PERSPECTIVE | It’s not just because of Leo
Rachel Hatzipanagos
Dec 4
Member preview
How to Protect Your Music with YouTube’s Content ID
YouTube, a platform popularized on the back of the music industry, has tried to provide an answer to the piracy problem. But is it working…
K. O. Vonn
Dec 4
Member preview
Researchers Combat Gender and Racial Bias in Artificial Intelligence
Bloomberg
Dec 3
