Publishers don’t love Apple News. The king of sponsored links has another idea

With its new smartphone widget, Taboola aims to break news out of its walled gardens, says its CEO: “It’s not ads. It’s not sponsored content.”

As laptop replacements, the iPad Pro and Surface Pro are worlds apart

If the Surface represents the convergence of tablet and PC, Apple sees the iPad Pro as a tablet capable of erasing that very divide.

How free Lyft rides can dramatically improve life for senior citizens

This new tech makes it harder for ISPs to spy on you

Web companies and browser makers are rolling out encryption that can obscure the identity of many–though not yet all–of the websites you visit.

Fast wireless alternatives to the big ISPs can’t grow fast enough

Wireless ISPs like Common Networks and Starry could save you from Comcast and AT&T–but not anytime soon.

TripAdvisor wants to become your Facebook for travel

Mario as a Service: Nintendo Switch Online lands next week

Talking to Siri and Alexa may not be so embarrassing anymore

Why Spotify could be bigger than Pandora in the U.S. in less than 5 years

Alex Jones content that prompted bans vanishes from Twitter

The little live-TV streaming service that could

Unlike other cable TV alternatives, FuboTV has no legacy business to lean on. That’s both a blessing and curse.

Jack Dorsey called Hannity to explain Twitter’s info wars

Pai blames Obama administration for net neutrality comment oddities

Standard Cognition is first Amazon Go rival to unveil deal with stores

With Alexa Cast, Amazon Music now has an answer to Chromecast

Verizon wants to partner with Apple or Google to deliver 5G TV

The FCC just sent another bad signal to Sinclair over its Tribune bid

Philo is a rare skinny TV bundle in a world of ever-fatter ones

Offering fewer TV channels for less money seems like a smart idea. So why is hardly anyone else doing it?

The iPhone App Store is 10, and its imitators are (mostly) toast

How the runaway success of Apple’s app distribution model led to the over-appification of everything.