Mark Zuckerberg apologized. Now he has to fix Facebook for real
StandardFacebook’s CEO defiantly refuses to let Russian propaganda, the Cambridge Analytica scandal or hate-spewing trolls ruin his creation. We‘ll see how that turns out.
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Congress isn’t ready to regulate Facebook, but it wants to
StandardFacebook’s CEO was told testifying before Congress was a make-or-break moment. While he escaped unscathed, Congress still wants to act.
Zuckerberg takes Facebook data apology tour to Washington
StandardThe creator of the world‘s largest social network is testifying at two congressional hearings this week. The crux: Can we trust Facebook?
Trump’s national anthem Twitter feud with the NFL changed the game
StandardA tweetstorm from Trump drew attention to players protesting by kneeling during the national anthem. Will that happen at the Super Bowl?
Recycled guns give these headphones heft and a cause
StandardConcerned about gun violence? So is the Swedish company Yevo, which is doing something about it.
Baby tech makers, please figure out what parents actually need
StandardCommentary: There‘s a growing list of kid tech like oxygen sensors, scales and Wi-Fi cameras. But I‘ve barely bought in because most of this stuff misses the point.
Sorry not sorry, my iPhone X means more photos of my kid
StandardCommentary: The iPhone has become my go-to camera. That means I‘m not just taking snapshots of my son, I‘m creating memories he‘ll share with his kids someday.
VR promised us the future. Too bad we’re stuck in the present
StandardOculus, the VR company that Mark Zuckerberg bought for more than $2 billion, has a problem: It‘s struggling to convince people to buy its gear.
Digital detoxing is a thing. Really
StandardStressed? Can’t sleep? It might be time for some R&R off the grid.
Dropbox’s quest to win your heart, and Wall Street’s too
StandardApple’s Steve Jobs said the Silicon Valley darling had no future. Now, with a splashy rebranding campaign, Dropbox hopes to prove him wrong.