“Who’s Too Young for an App? Musical.ly Tests the Limits” plus 11 more NYT > Technology |
- Who’s Too Young for an App? Musical.ly Tests the Limits
- Edward Snowden Says Disclosures Bolstered Individual Privacy
- Tech Tip: What to Do if You Have a Samsung Galaxy Note 7
- Bits: Farhad’s and Paul’s Week in Tech: Apple’s China Conundrum and Samsung’s Recall Conundrum
- Want to Find Fulfillment at Last? Think Like a Designer
- Inspired by the U.S., West Africans Wield Smartphones to Fight Police Abuse
- Rush of Chinese Investment in Europe’s High-Tech Firms Is Raising Eyebrows
- Marc Jacobs’s Use of Faux Locs on Models Draws Social Media Ire
- Virtual Reality: From Guitar Gods to Birds of Prey
- Tech Tip: How Waze Tries to Keep Its Crowd Honest
- Bits: Daily Report: Samsung Compounds Its Smartphone Woes
- Your Money: Buying a Mattress Online Was Easy. Now, About the Return.
| Who’s Too Young for an App? Musical.ly Tests the Limits Posted: 16 Sep 2016 03:03 PM PDT The video-sharing app Musical.ly seems to be popular with children well under the age of 13, which leads to questions over how to monitor young people on the web. |
| Edward Snowden Says Disclosures Bolstered Individual Privacy Posted: 16 Sep 2016 04:13 AM PDT Speaking from Russia to a session of the Athens Democracy Forum, the whistle-blower said he would maintain his focus on U.S. surveillance policies. |
| Tech Tip: What to Do if You Have a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Posted: 16 Sep 2016 10:21 AM PDT Samsung's new smartphone has a serious battery defect and owners should exchange the device as soon as possible. |
| Bits: Farhad’s and Paul’s Week in Tech: Apple’s China Conundrum and Samsung’s Recall Conundrum Posted: 17 Sep 2016 06:30 AM PDT Increasingly, what matters for Apple is what people in China think of its products. As for self-driving cars, expect more failures before big success. |
| Want to Find Fulfillment at Last? Think Like a Designer Posted: 17 Sep 2016 03:00 AM PDT Two Silicon Valley veterans have been helping Stanford students navigate the future through their popular courses. Now they want to help you. |
| Inspired by the U.S., West Africans Wield Smartphones to Fight Police Abuse Posted: 16 Sep 2016 01:30 PM PDT Citizens are increasingly deploying social media in nations where corruption and abuse by security forces sometimes occur with few repercussions. |
| Rush of Chinese Investment in Europe’s High-Tech Firms Is Raising Eyebrows Posted: 16 Sep 2016 10:45 AM PDT A Chinese spree of buying top European tech companies is raising questions about the origins of the funds and the acquirers' intentions. |
| Marc Jacobs’s Use of Faux Locs on Models Draws Social Media Ire Posted: 16 Sep 2016 10:43 AM PDT The designer was called out for cultural appropriation. His response on Instagram didn't alleviate the outrage. |
| Virtual Reality: From Guitar Gods to Birds of Prey Posted: 16 Sep 2016 10:29 AM PDT The promise of virtual reality is here, with scores of software titles to be released by year's end. Here's a look at some of the most intriguing offerings. |
| Tech Tip: How Waze Tries to Keep Its Crowd Honest Posted: 16 Sep 2016 08:38 AM PDT Google's popular traffic app relies on its users to keep it up to date and to help correct deliberate misinformation. |
| Bits: Daily Report: Samsung Compounds Its Smartphone Woes Posted: 16 Sep 2016 08:21 AM PDT A recall has turned into a debacle for the South Korean phone giant, as Samsung has trouble executing its recall of phones that are prone to bursting into flames. |
| Your Money: Buying a Mattress Online Was Easy. Now, About the Return. Posted: 16 Sep 2016 05:45 AM PDT Web-based mattress retailers vow they'll take the product back if it flunks a comfy-sleep test. And they do, but it's not simple. |
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