TechCrunch

◆ Relativity Space could change the economics of private space launches

◆ Wikipedia now has more than 6 million articles in English

◆ Playing traffic cop for drones in cities and towns nets Airspace Link $4 million

◆ Aki acquires Eyeview's ad personalization tech

◆ Goldman Sachs says it won't take startups public without at least one ‘diverse' director, but it could have gone further

◆ US regulators need to catch up with Europe on fintech innovation

◆ Uber's Shin-pei Tsay is coming to TC Sessions: Mobility

◆ Firefly Aerospace investigating a fire that resulted from a test of its Alpha rocket's engines

◆ It's time for tech startups to get political

◆ Apple TV+ show ‘Little America' to get a companion podcast, exec producer says

◆ Layoffs hit Q&A startup Quora

◆ Uber's self-driving unit starts mapping Washington, D.C. ahead of testing

◆ Google's Dataset Search comes out of beta

◆ Xerox wants to replace HP board that rejected takeover bid

◆ Waymo's self-driving trucks and minivans are headed to New Mexico and Texas

◆ Layoffs reach 23andMe after hitting Mozilla and the Vision Fund portfolio

◆ Cortex Labs helps data scientists deploy machine learning models in the cloud

◆ As autonomy stalls, lidar companies learn to adapt

◆ NBC partners with Snapchat on four daily shows for 2020 Tokyo Olympics

◆ One Medical targets IPO valuation of up to $2B as we unpack its Q4 results

Wired

◆ No, the Wuhan Virus Is Not a 'Snake Flu'

◆ A Robot Dog With a Job, a Noise-Canceling Car, and More News

◆ Germany Rejected Nuclear Power-and Deadly Emissions Spiked

◆ Inside Pwn2Own's High-Stakes Industrial Hacking Contest

◆ Why So Many High-Profile Videogames Have Been Delayed

◆ A 'Captain Marvel' Sequel Is in the Works

◆ Spot the Robot Dog Trots Into the Big, Bad World

◆ Could You Bungee-Jump Using Only Magnets?

◆ Hyundai's Luxury SUV Mixes Mics and Math for a Silent Ride

◆ How to Buy Used on eBay: A Beginner's Guide

◆ Don't Break Up Big Tech

◆ Bad Math, Pepsi Points, and the Greatest Plane Non-Crash Ever

◆ Today's Cartoon: An App for That

◆ Would the Coronavirus Quarantine of Wuhan Even Work?

◆ Elections Globally Are Under Threat. Here's How to Protect Them

◆ The 737 MAX Delay Is Just One of Boeing's Many Problems

◆ Jeff Bezos' Hacked Phone, Coronavirus Hits the US, and More News

◆ Experts Can't Agree If the Wuhan Virus Is a Global Crisis

◆ Feds Want to Rein In 'Emotional Service' Animals on Planes

◆ Netflix's Big Viewership Numbers Mean Very Little

◆ Everything We Know About the Jeff Bezos Phone Hack

◆ Could China's New Coronavirus Become a Global Epidemic?

◆ The Most Complete Brain Map Ever Is Here: A Fly's 'Connectome'

◆ The Science Behind Crafting a Perfect Espresso

◆ The Real Genius of *Love Island* Is Its Money-Making App

◆ This Indie Horror Game Made Me Confront My Fear of Death

◆ Cats, Once YouTube Stars, Are Now an ‘Emerging Audience'

◆ The Next Campaign Text You Get May Be From a Friend

◆ Best Amazon Echo and Alexa Speakers (2020): Which Models Are Best?

◆ Release the Kratom: Inside America's Hottest New Drug Culture

slashdot

◆ Trend Micro Set Up a Fake Tech Company and Honeypot To Study Cyber Criminals

◆ 'Unauthorized Bread': A Tale of Jailbreaking Refugees Versus IoT Appliances

◆ Oregon Supreme Court Approves Measure To Limit Self-Checkout Lanes

◆ Germany Rejected Nuclear Power -- and Deadly Emissions Spiked

◆ Sonos CEO Apologizes For Confusion, Says Legacy Products Will Work 'As Long As Possible'

◆ Apple Lawsuit Tests If An Employee Can Plan Rival Startup While On Payroll

◆ FCC Shuts New York Out of $20 Billion Broadband Fund, and Senators Are Angry

◆ Jira Software Gets Better Roadmaps

◆ Apple Fights EU Call For Common Smartphone Charger, Claiming Consumer Harm

◆ MDhex Vulnerabilities Impact GE Patient Vital Signs Monitoring Devices

◆ Amazon Prime Video Gives Amateur How-To's, Conspiracy Theories a Stage

◆ World's Highest and India's Largest Gamma-Ray Telescope To Go Live in Ladakh this Year

◆ Ready For Meat Grown From Animal Cells? A Startup Plans A Pilot Facility

◆ DirecTV Fears Explosion Risk From Satellite With Damaged Battery

◆ Facebook, Amazon and Apple Set Records in Annual Spending on Lobbying

Engadget

◆ FDA warns hospitals about security flaws in some GE medical equipment

◆ Google I/O 2020 starts May 12th

◆ Apple says EU push for universal phone charger would 'stifle innovation'

◆ Sonos CEO: 'Legacy' devices will still work after May

◆ Bipartisan bill would scale back key section of the Patriot Act

◆ Wirecutter's best deals: Save $150 on a Tiertime Up Mini 2 3D printer

◆ Pocket Casts' revamped Discover section offers picks from top podcasters

◆ Teenage Engineering's IKEA collection lands in stores next month

◆ Bjork and an AI collaborated on an eerie soundtrack for a hotel lobby

◆ 23andMe lays off 100 workers amid shrinking demand for DNA tests

◆ Super Nintendo World won't open in Orlando until at least 2023

◆ Department of Energy will invest $300 million in green transportation research

◆ 'The Witcher' soundtrack comes to digital music services tomorrow

◆ Steam's Lunar New Year sale begins with deals on GTA, Witcher and more

◆ Snapchat will host exclusive NBC Olympics coverage

◆ What does Dell's XPS 15 excel at?

◆ Major health records company fights federal rules on shareable patient data

◆ Apple Watch Connected program rewards you for wearing it to the gym

◆ Bixby was quiet in 2019, but don't sleep on Samsung's assistant

◆ New ‘Tetris' apps are ready to replace EA's mobile games

◆ 'Picard' is the Star Trek show we've been waiting for

◆ Waymo expands its autonomous big rig tests to Texas and New Mexico

◆ A big library of independent music is coming to TikTok

◆ Pass Tinder's catfish test and you'll get verified

◆ How to buy a smart display in 2020

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