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Chicago Aims to Tackle E-Scooters’ Biggest Problem Chicago has launched its second pilot program for e-scooters, and the new measures could change how they're launched forever. -
Uber CEO Calls for Improved Benefits for Gig Workers The CEO of Uber has penned an op-ed in the New York Times calling for improved benefits for gig workers. -
CES 2021 Is Now Officially an All-Digital Experience CES 2021 has officially been cancelled, with the Consumer Technology Association planning an all-digital experience instead. -
Study: Remote Work Leads to Avoidable Cybersecurity Mistakes Remote work could be a notable source of data breaches across the tech industry. Here's why. -
What to Expect from Samsung Unpacked 2020 The Samsung Unpacked 2020 event will kick off on August 5th. Take a look at which devices you can expect to see unveiled. -
MLB App Will Allow Fans to Remotely Cheer (and Jeer) During Games The MLB has announced that the league's app will now include ways for fans to cheer and boo their teams during games. -
Your Next Smartphone Probably Won’t Come with a Charger Apple and Samsung are deciding whether or not to continue including chargers with their smartphone products. -
Robots Are Ruining the World, but Not in the Way You Think Social media bots have created a contentious atmosphere on platforms like Twitter, and studies show they are causing havoc -
Advertiser Boycott May Make Facebook Take a Stance on Hate Is a wide spread advertiser boycott of Facebook enough to get the social media giant to take a stand against hate speech? -
Facebook Is Finally Going to Warn You About Sharing Outdated Articles Facebook is going to warn users about sharing articles that are outdated, in a small step against sharing misinformation. -
Twitter Debuts Audio Tweets That No One Asked For Twitter announced today that it would be adding a new feature to the popular social media platform: audio tweets! -
CES 2021 Is Happening as Second Wave of Coronavirus Looms CTA has announced that planning for CES 2021 is "in full swing," despite the threat posed by a second wave of coronavirus.