Venmo will let you sell goods through your personal account
Venmo will soon let you sell goods through a personal account, although you’ll have to pay a fee. Originally found on Engadget Read More
UK watchdog bans cryptocurrency exchange Binance
The UK’s financial watchdog has banned Binance’s cryptocurrency exchange in the UK, Originally found on Engadget Read More
Microsoft signed a driver loaded with rootkit malware
Microsoft has confirmed that it signed a driver containing malware, although it stressed the limited real-world security impact. Originally found on Engadget Read More
Apple is reportedly exploring iPad designs with supersized displays
Apple is reportedly looking into iPads with larger screens than the already-big 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Originally found on Engadget Read More
Dershowitz's Lesson in Cultivating Respect for Free Speech
Respect for free speech must be cultivated because it does not come easily to human beings. We have a strong propensity to prefer our opinions to other people’s opinions and our ways to other people’s ways. We suppose that the world would improve if others would hold their tongues, recognize their errors, fall into line,…
CRISPR gene editing breakthrough could treat many more diseases
Researchers have discovered that you can inject CRISPR gene editing directly into the bloodstream, potentially leading to effective treatments for many diseases. Originally found on Engadget Read More
J&J Agrees To Pay $230 Million To Settle New York Opioid Claim
NEW YORK—Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $230 million to New York state to settle claims that the pharmaceutical giant helped fuel the opioid crisis, Attorney General Letitia James said on Saturday. The drugmaker also agreed to permanently end the manufacturing and distribution of opioids across New York and the rest of the nation,…
Android developers will get larger sales cuts if they support devices beyond phones
Google has rolled out a worldwide program that gives Android developers a larger cut of sales if they support tablets, watches, and other non-phone devices. Originally found on Engadget Read More
YouTube took down videos documenting Xinjiang human rights abuses
YouTube took down a string of videos documenting human rights abuses in China’s Xinjiang province, and the reasoning isn’t necessarily clear. Originally found on Engadget Read More