TechCrunch

◆ How Duolingo became a $2.4B language unicorn

◆ How one founder realized the potential of sustainable energy stored deep below our feet

◆ This Week in Apps: App Store advertising expands, Google Play plans for safety, Epic v. Apple trial begins

◆ Cowboy launches the Cowboy 4 e-bike, with a step-through version and built-in phone charger

◆ When the Earth is gone, at least the internet will still be working

◆ Daily Crunch: A huge fintech exit as the week ends

◆ Tesla refutes Elon Musk's timeline on ‘full self-driving'

◆ Betting on upcoming startup markets

◆ Extra Crunch roundup: How Duolingo became an edtech leader

◆ Sennheiser sells off its consumer brand

◆ Longevity startup Gero AI has a mobile API for quantifying health changes

◆ Autonomous vehicle pioneers Karl Iagnemma and Chris Urmson are coming to TC Sessions: Mobility 2021

◆ Walmart's Flipkart to cover insurance for all sellers in India and waive additional fees

◆ What Square's smashing earnings tell us about consumer bitcoin demand

◆ Toyota AI Ventures and May Mobility will talk the future of the transportation industry on Extra Crunch Live

◆ TC Sessions: Mobility 2021 early-bird price extended for one more day

◆ Credit Karma reinvents cash-back rewards with instant payback

◆ To buy time for a failing startup, recreate the engineering process

◆ $99 passes to TC Disrupt 2021 disappear next week

◆ If 12% is the new 30%, 4% is the new 12%

Wired

◆ ISPs Funded 8.5 Million Fake Comments Opposing Net Neutrality

◆ Microsoft Will Soon Kill Flash on Windows 10 for Good

◆ Microsoft's 15-Inch Surface Laptop 4 Is a Battery Champion

◆ What's the Point of Wasps, Anyway?

◆ These 5 Great Weighted Blankets Are on Sale Right Now

◆ Want to Grow Your Own Food? Try a Hydroponic Garden

◆ Trump Abused the System. Facebook Created It

◆ 22 Last-Minute Mother's Day Gifts on Sale Now

◆ Twitter's Tip Jar Privacy Fiasco Was Entirely Avoidable

◆ Pfizer's FDA Request, Vaccine Diplomacy, and More News

◆ Sci-Fi About Overpopulation Was Way Off

◆ Epic v. Apple and the Plan to Avoid ‘Looking Like the Baddies'

◆ 24 Essential PS4 Games Every Player Should Try

◆ The Bill and Melinda Gates Divorce Memes Are Freaking Me Out

◆ Why Amy Klobuchar Just Wrote 600 Pages on Antitrust

◆ The Powerful, Complicated Women of Resident Evil

◆ Resident Evil Has Had a Rocky Relationship With Multiplayer

◆ Here's the Truth About Section 230

◆ Bats Raised in Helium-Rich Air Reveal a Key to Echolocation

◆ Sisters With Transistors Puts Women Back Into Music History

◆ Apollo's Ghost E-Scooter Is So Powerful, It's Scary

◆ The Wolf Tree and the World Wide Web

◆ Sharks Use the Earth's Magnetic Field Like a Compass

◆ What a Crossword AI Reveals About Humans' Way With Words

◆ Which Google Pixel Phone (and Gear) Should You Buy?

◆ Here's a Calendar Trick to Ease Post-Pandemic Reentry

◆ KEF's New Wireless Bookshelf Speakers Are Modern Marvels

◆ Twitter Groups Offer India a Covid-19 Lifeline

◆ The Statistical Secrets of Covid-19 Vaccines

◆ Everything You've Heard About Section 230 Is Wrong

slashdot

◆ 'Ghost Gun' Loophole Leads US Justice Dept to Propose New Definition of 'Firearm'

◆ 'Despite Chip Shortage, Chip Innovation Is Booming'

◆ Cyberattack Forces Major US Pipeline Company to Halt Operations

◆ New Studies Show Covid-19 Vaccines' Effectiveness Against Variants

◆ New Audio From Mars Captures Sounds of Ingenuity Helicopter's Flight

◆ Facebook Criticized For 'Arbitrary' Suspension of Trump -- by Its Own Oversight Board

◆ Honeywell Admits Sending F-35, F-22 Technical Drawings To China

◆ Bayer Loses Fight Over Chemicals EU Blamed For Killing Bees

◆ Amazon Is Turning Hit Sci-Fi Podcast 'From Now' Into a TV Show

◆ Nuclear Reactions Are Smoldering Again At Chernobyl

◆ Sinopharm: Chinese Covid Vaccine Gets WHO Emergency Approval

◆ Sennheiser Sells Its Consumer Audio Business To Hearing Aid Specialist Sonova

◆ Elon Musk's Own Engineers Say He Exaggerates Autopilot Capabilities

◆ The Coronavirus Is an Airborne Threat, the CDC Acknowledges In Updated Public Guidance

◆ LiveLeak, the Internet's Font of Gore and Violence, Has Shut Down

Engadget

◆ Toshiba launches a new lineup of Fire TV Edition televisions

◆ Denon, Marantz and Yamaha address 4K, 8K and 120Hz gaming issues

◆ UFC pay-per-view events are now available through ESPN+ on Hulu

◆ Netflix explores building an online hub around its original content

◆ A free-to-play The Division game is on the way

◆ Can the Oversight Board force Facebook to follow its own rules?

◆ Twitter makes in-app tipping official with 'Tip Jar'

◆ 'Animal Crossing' and 'StarCraft' join the Video Game Hall of Fame

◆ YouTube TV is now available on PlayStation 5

◆ Facebook adds new audio and inbox features to Messenger and Instagram

◆ Amazon is turning hit sci-fi podcast 'From Now' into a TV show

◆ Google will require privacy data in Play Store listings

◆ NBC is bringing some Olympic Games coverage to Twitch

◆ Google expands Broadcast and adds more family-friendly Assistant features

◆ NY AG report finds 18 million FCC net neutrality comments were fake

◆ TikTok works with Streamlabs' tipping and livestream tools

◆ Google is turning on two-factor authentication by default

◆ Brave's iOS browser now queues music and videos in a playlist

◆ Call of Duty League will resume in-person events on June 17th

◆ Square Enix, Bandai Namco and Sega confirmed for this year's virtual E3

◆ HP's latest all-in-one comes with AI noise reduction

◆ Find wine you love (and find out why) with Bright Cellars

◆ 'Outriders' creators finally begin restoring your lost gear

◆ Citroën turned its compact Ami EV into a tiny delivery van

◆ 'Returnal' patch fixes the save-breaking issue from yesterday's update

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