If Facebook Wants Our Trust, Mark Zuckerberg Must Resign By Philip Michaels Privacy figures to be a big topic of discussion at the upcoming Facebook F8 conference. But does Facebook have any credibility left after so many public blunders?
Apple vs. Spotify: Who’s Really Right? By Jason Snell With Spotify filing an antitrust complaint about how Apple lets iOS users access its music service, here’s a closer look at the dispute between the two companies.
Apple Pay Showed Me How Far Behind America Is By Henry T. Casey The city that never sleeps has been sleeping on NFC for too long.
I Won't Buy the Oculus Go or Lenovo Mirage Solo (and You Shouldn't, Either) By Mark Spoonauer New stand-alone VR headsets that are truly wireless are a step forward for virtual reality enthusiasts — and that's the problem.
The Switch Online App Isn't Worth The Trouble (Yet) By Michael Andronico The Nintendo Switch Online app is here, but it's far from the best solution for chatting with your Switch friends.
Why Google's Uber Competitor Scares Me By Henry T. Casey Google's looking to undercut Lyft and Uber on pricing, but its reported policies for hiring drivers are questionable.
Uh-Oh, Duo! Google’s Chat App Could Be Flasher's Wet Dream By Sherri L. Smith Knock knock. Who's there? Genitalia again.
Snapchat Snatching Up Vurb: What It Means for You By Henry T. Casey Snapchat's reportedly in the process of buying Vurb, a search app that doesn't look like a necessary purchase at first glance.
Instagram Stories is a Lame Snapchat Ripoff By Henry T. Casey Instagram calls Stories "a new feature," but anybody familiar with Snapchat will be pretty sure they've seen it before.
Can Lyft Premier Out-Luxury Uber Black? By Henry T. Casey Ride-sharing service Lyft added a new luxury-class ride option, but it might not be fancy enough.
Walmart Pay Makes Checking Out Needlessly Difficult By Mark Spoonauer Walmart Pay attempts to make paying with your phone easy, but there's too many steps compared to Apple Pay and Android Pay.
We Should Applaud Spotify's New Privacy Policy (Op-Ed) By Paul Wagenseil There's nothing wrong with Spotify asking its users for permission to do something.
