Month: September 2017

Last year Jillian York, a free expression activist, was temporarily booted off Facebook for sharing partially nude images. The offending photos were part of a German breast cancer awareness campaign which featured, well, breasts. Facebook flagged the post as a violation of its Community Standards, […]

Last week, Apple announced that it would stop its annual music festival in the U.K. While it seems like a coincidence, Spotify just announced that it is launching its own music event later this year called Who We Be. Who We Be is named after […]

iPhone 10th anniversary edition For years, Apple was on a “tick-tock” iPhone upgrade cycle. One year would bring a new design, while the following year would introduce under-the-hood upgrades to otherwise identical hardware. That changed last year, as the iPhone 7 was physically very similar […]

Il ministero della Difesa russo ha annunciato la morte del cosiddetto ministro della Guerra dello Stato islamico, Gulmurod Jalimov, in un bombardamento dell'aviazione di Mosca vicino alla città siriana di Deir al-Zor, dove sono stati uccisi circa 40 … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit from

Yesterday, Equifax announced that a hacker obtained information about 143 million consumers. This data included social security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some cases, driver’s license numbers. Equifax customers are obviously really, really mad. So it’s not surprising that Bloomberg discovered that a class […]

There are some fantastic PS4 deals this week, with Destiny 2 bundles proving to be cheaper than buying a PS$ on its own! These brand new PS4 bundles are selling fast though, so don’t dawdle if you see a PS4 price you like. The new […]

Dana is executive editor of Engadget, where she runs a growing team of reporters and reviewers. She got her start in tech journalism a decade ago as a writer for Laptop Mag and the AP before arriving at Engadget in 2011. She appears weekly on ABC […]