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Those huge CPU vulnerabilities, Meltdown and Spectre, explained
What's at risk, who's issued patches, what you can do to protect yourself, and more.
By Jack Morse
Here's what every Chrome user should do in the wake of #Spectre
It's an easy step to take.
By Jack Morse
Why Hillary Clinton’s former CTO left politics for a fitness startup
Mashable interviews Hannon on her move back to Silicon Valley.
By Kerry Flynn
Why the iPhone's huge slowdown problem doesn't affect Android
Did Apple engineer itself into a corner?
By Pete Pachal
The top keynote speakers at CES are all men. Here's why that's a problem
It's 2017. CES, do better.
By Monica Chin
Google says it's got your back on major CPU vulnerability
But there are some steps you need to take.
By Jack Morse
This is how Google Calendar will look from now on — whether you like it or not
Don't worry -- it's essentially the same calendar.
By Mark Kaufman
Google's experimental operating system, Fuchsia, is now available for the Pixelbook
We don't know what it is, but it's probably awesome.
By Monica Chin
Why this year in smartphone design has been epic
Out with the old... In with the new tech.
Popular Chrome extension is secretly mining cryptocurrency
Cryptojacking is the new crypto-fad, and we don't like it one bit.
A Japanese game developer is making an app to turn your head invisible
Well, kind of. It's a work in progress.
By Monica Chin
After getting crushed by Google's AlphaGo, humanity's top Go player will try to beat Chinese AI
Google's AI previously whipped him, 3 - 0.
By Mark Kaufman
Why Google's new Doodle is dedicated to Marlene Dietrich
Illustrated by drag queen Sasha Velour, former winner of 'RuPaul's Drag Race'.
Eric Schmidt steps down as chairman of Alphabet
Alphabet board to appoint new non-executive chairman.
By Kerry Flynn
Grammarly finds all those annoying grammatical errors so you don't have to
The digital editor every person needs.
By TEAM COMMERCE
Amazon might release its own version of YouTube. Here's why that's a good idea
The war between two tech giants continues.
By Monica Chin
Europe’s new internet regulations should make most Americans jealous
In the United States, the problem really comes down to a lack of common-sense regulations aimed at protecting citizens over companies.
Why smartphone cameras were the most important tech of 2017
Cameras ruled 2017, but not for the reason you think.
By Karissa Bell
China reminds Google and Facebook to play by the rules if they want access
China has more than 700 million users, but there's just one thing if companies want a slice.
By Johnny Lieu
BlackBerry plans to kill its app store, and hey, remember BlackBerry?
RIP, BlackBerry apps.
By Monica Chin
There's only one place you can still get Airpods in time for the holidays
Apple's on the struggle bus (but aren't we all?)
By Monica Chin
Google's taking another big step to stop the spread of fake news
Every change helps.
By Raymond Wong
