ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY 1.A new autonomous robot could be the next big innovation in delivery. The new robots can hit a maximum speed of 12.4 mph, and can climb stairs. 2.In Spotify news… A conservative-leaning…
ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY- Welcome back, readers. Spotify quietly removed more than 110 episodes of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” and we reviewed the coolest new electric car you’ve never heard of. 1.Spotify appears to have quietly…
ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY- Cheers, it’s Friday. Amazon Prime memberships are officially getting more expensive, and an artist put an $11.7 million gold cube in NYC’s Central Park (spoiler: it has something to do with crypto).…
ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY 1.A teen who went viral for tracking Elon Musk’s jet got a job offer out of the saga. After creating a Twitter account that follows Musk’s private plane, charter flight company Stratos…
Happy February, everyone. The New York Times just scooped up smash-hit Wordle, and we’re sharing all the titles coming to — and leaving — Netflix this month. Let’s get to it. ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY- 1.A…
ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY 1.The Spotify saga continues. Days after artist Neil Young pulled his music from Spotify in protest of vaccine misinformation on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Spotify has responded. The platform will add content advisories…
ALL THINGS TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY Happy Friday, readers! As the number of self-driving cars surged last year, so too did collisions with them. Plus, we outlined the 43 enterprise-tech startups to bet your career on. Let’s get…
*Facebook-parent Meta is planning to enter the booming market for non-fungible tokens. *The Financial Times reported the social-media giant is planning to allow users to create and sell NFTs. *The plans are still in the early stages, but they will…
All THINGS IN TECH YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS THURSDAY 1.Instagram is testing paid subscriptions. The feature, currently limited to a small number of US-based creators, would allow them to share exclusive, paywalled content with fans — and charge anywhere…
All THINGS IN TECH YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS WEDNESDAY 1.Microsoft employees are voicing concerns about its Activision purchase. Leaked messages viewed by Insider show that workers are worried that the $68.7 billion deal to buy the “Call of Duty”…
