TechThe Legal Problems of John McAfeeBy TechHe became a household name when he developed antivirus software that's installed on millions of devices around the world today. But John McAfee also had his share of run-ins with the law, from being found legally "liable" in the 2012 death of his neighbor in Belize to being charged with tax evasion by the U.S. Department of Justice. Read about some of the legal issues the one-time presidential candidate dealt with up until his death on June 23.
TechSamsung Galaxy Watch 4: The Latest on the New Wear OS SmartwatchBy TechThe internet has been abuzz about Samsung's new smartwatch ever since the company announced it would merge its Tizen software with Google's Wear OS. The official announcement of the new wearable won't take place until Samsung's virtual MWC 2021 event on June 28, but that hasn't stopped details from leaking. Here's what you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4.
TechApple's European Antitrust WoesBy TechA closer look at the multiple antitrust probes Apple faces in Europe involving its app store, pre-installed software, privacy concerns, advertising and more. The company is being investigated not only by the European Commission but by regulators in Germany, Italy and France. The outcomes of these cases could potentially shape how the U.S. government examines Apple.
TechThe 20 Best New Podcasts of 2021 (so Far) + 75 More Shows to DiscoverBy MashablePodcasts are thriving this year, with countless new gems across every genre: from the mega popularity of true crime to deep-dive investigative reporting and riveting storytelling. These are the ones we've loved the most so far in 2021.
TechMWC 2021 Returns to Barcelona But Not Everyone Plans on Showing UpBy TechThe mobile industry's largest trade show returns to Barcelona on June 28, more than a year after being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the event will lack some big name companies, as Samsung, Xiaomi, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Google, Vodafone and others say they're bowing out entirely or opting for a virtual affair to announce their latest products. Read more on what to expect this year.
TechChina's Cryptocurrency CrackdownBy TechChina's State Council has called for greater regulatory scrutiny over the mining of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a bid to mitigate any risks. The crackdown has been felt throughout China, including in provinces where crypto mining is popular such as Yunnan and Sichuan. Consequently, the price of Bitcoin has dropped sharply. Read on to learn what government regulators are doing.
