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 President Trump met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey today, and according to the Washington Post, the leader of the free world spent a significant amount of time complaining to Dorsey about his perception that Twitter has intentionally lowered his follower count.
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 During a panel discussion Tuesday, the iPhone maker's CEO continues to push privacy, encryption and environmental issues.
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NEW RESOURCES New-to-me, from Forbes: Scientific Visualizations For Teaching Used To Mean Plaster Models. "In March 2005 during renovations to the third-floor flooring of the University of Illinois' mathematics department building, around […]
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 U.S. President Donald Trump met with Twitter Inc's Chief Executive Jack Dorsey on Tuesday, hours after attacking the social media company over his claims it is biased against conservatives.
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The creator of the "time well spent" movement disappeared for a year, but now he's come back with a new phrase and a plan to stop technology from from destroying free will, creating social anomie, and wrecking democracy.
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Waymo, the self-driving vehicle technology startup under Alphabet, is setting up shop in a Detroit factory on American Axle & Manufacturing's campus. Waymo said Tuesday it will partner with American Axle & Manufacturing to repurpose the existing facility, which was most recently used as a sequencing center for a local parts supplier. The goal is […]
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In less than two weeks time, you'll be able to walk into an AT&T store and buy a Galaxy Fold for the eye-popping price of $1,980, or $66 a month for the next 30 months. And now we know a little more about what you're going to get for your money—and it's all about that crease.
Samsung allowed a small cadre of journalists exclusive access to the Galaxy Fold for an hour last week, and the impressions were fairly unanimous: The Galaxy Fold is certainly cool but not without its flaws. For instance, Geoffrey A. Fowler of The Washington Post said that while he was able to eventually "made peace with the crease" he compared it to the very visible pleat on a pair of polyester pants.
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