Android’s New Notification Feature Is a Decade Overdue
In Android 13, apps have to ask permission before they send any kind of alerts. Finally.
Octopus Energy Is the Answer to a Broken, Inefficient Market
The British utility company is environmentally friendly and has great customer service. Why can’t they all be like this?
Ads Are Taking Over Streaming, and I Can’t Afford to Look Away
I just want to enjoy my games and movies in peace. But who can afford 15 different “ad-free” tiers?
How the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago Raid Could Expose Trump’s Secrets
The former president tried to connect the raid to the Watergate burglars. His privacy problems do relate to Nixon’s scandal—but not in the way he thinks.
I Just Want My TV Legs to Actually Work
As TVs get bigger, it’s gotten more complicated to set them up. One simple fix could have you streaming Netflix in no time.
Who Will Own the Art of the Future?
OpenAI has announced that it’s granting Dall-E users the right to commercialize their art. For now.
Europe’s Big Tech Law Is Approved. Now Comes the Hard Part
Enforcing the sweeping Digital Services Act will be an uphill climb—and the European Commission is not yet equipped for it.
America’s Armed Forces Are Weaker Without Roe
Here’s what Congress, the DOD, and the VA can do to ensure troops’ access to abortion—and improve the nation’s security.
Controlling My Family’s Smart Home Is Driving Us Mad
The smart home was supposed to make our lives easier, but confusing controls and too many apps are frustrating. There must be a better way.