TNWadded this to PodiumIndonesia An entrepreneur’s guide to Indonesia’s startup sceneTNW - Conrad EgusaIt might not be the easiest place to do business thanks to its red tape and chronic traffic jams, however the country’s capital, Jakarta, has become one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting startup hubs.
TNWadded this to GamingEthics No, loot boxes aren't 'surprise mechanics,' game developersTNW - Rachel KaserElectronic Arts, when called upon to defend its practice of including loot boxes in its games, chose to defend its money-maker in the most cringeworthy way possible, by comparing them to Kinder eggs. UK
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesSamsung CHEAP: Get $150 off this Samsung Galaxy S4 Tab and S-Pen comboTNW - Matthew HughesThe iPad has few rivals. One of those is the 10.5-inch Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, which is currently on sale at Amazon with $150 off the asking price. This deal includes the S-Pen, which typically
TNWadded this to InsightsE-Mail 5 easy steps to help you achieve Inbox ZeroTNW - Yessi Bello PerezInboxes are beasts, overflowing mountains of frustration – and in my opinion, a real buzzkill when it comes to productivity, sucking up hours out of our days, weeks, and months. So, what’s the secret maintaining
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesTechnology Google's new search icons, ranked by evilnessTNW - Callum BoothIn case you hadn’t noticed, Google got a facelift. Yep, the tech giant’s search page received some rather fancy new icons. Slap your peepers on this: While before there were just words, now there are and
TNWadded this to Hard ForkBitcoin Cash Bitcoin healthy AF following Zuckbuck reveal, hash rate hits all-time highTNW - David CanellisBitcoin‘s hash rate is skyrocketing, setting a new all-time-high to fly in the face of Facebook’s ambitious Libra cryptocurrency — a remarkably healthy sign for the world’s most popular blockchain. Bitcoin‘s
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesTechnology Unique multi-platform Monero mining malware targets audio engineer piratesTNW - Matthew BeedhamWe’ve seen cryptocurrency hungry hackers hiding mining malware in Adobe Flash updates, and even in legitimate Windows updates, but now hackers are hiding it in cracked audio production software. Security
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesComets European space agency wants to make a probe to 'scan' a comentTNW - Ivan MehtaThe European Space Agency (ESA) announced yesterday that it’s planning to make a ‘comet interceptor’ probe within the next eight years. The probe aims to capture details of a comet not seen before, when
TNWadded this to TNW - All Stories Keep calm and wank on: Porn block delayed for the third time in the UKTNW - Cara CurtisWith less than a month to go until pornographic sites are forced to implement their own age-checking software for UK users, the government has delayed the rollout for the third time running in over a says
TNWadded this to TNW - All Stories UI/UX design is a top 10 tech job for grads; this $24 bundle can get you startedTNW - TNW DealsIt’s tough out there in the job market, even for top-tier college graduates. Yet, there are still areas where even newly minted members of the workforce can step into some impressive starting paychecks.
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesBitcoin Cash PwC has a new cryptocurrency auditing tool… and actually, it sounds alrightTNW - Matthew BeedhamOne of the Big Four financial auditing and business services firms, PwC, wants to lend a hand to cryptocurrency businesses and help them keep track of their blockchain transactions. In an announcement
TNWadded this to InsightsCryptocurrency Exchanges Messaging app Line is reportedly launching a cryptocurrency exchange in Japan soonTNW - Yessi Bello PerezJapanese messaging company Line Corp is reportedly gearing up to launch a cryptocurrency exchange, The report comes just days after fellow tech giant Facebook announced the launch of Libra. According Bloomberg,
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesPlay buttonMTA A sex toy company is suing the MTA over censorship of its NYC subway adsTNW - Cara CurtisOn NYCs subway you’ll probably spot a few ads promoting medication for erectile dysfunction and low male libidos from companies like Hims and Roman. But you won’t see ads for Dame’s sex toys since the
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesTechnology Previous owner of a Nest Cam can spy on new usersTNW - Ravie LakshmananIf you are thinking about buying a used Nest cam, you may want to hold off on that purchase. According to a new report by the Wirecutter, some users who sold their Nest cam devices are able to access from
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesReserve Bank of Australia Australia: Cryptocurrency unlikely for retail payments, Facebook or notTNW - David CanellisThe world is still processing the specifics of Facebook‘s Libra digital currency, but even the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has realized it’s set to rub cryptocurrency purists the wrong way. In a whopping
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesSwede Swede facing extradition to US over $11M Bitcoin investment scamTNW - Yessi Bello PerezA Swedish citizen has been charged with securities, wire fraud, and money laundering in a scheme that saw him encourage victims to invest using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin In a complaint submitted
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesQuadrigaCX Report: QuadrigaCX CEO used fake trades to misappropriate users’ cryptocurrencyTNW - Matthew BeedhamThe Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX appears to have been playing with fire long before it collapsed – and took $134 million with it – earlier this year. According to the latest report from
TNWadded this to SciencePlay buttonTeeth Studying naked mole-rats could be the key to breakthroughs in treating pain and cancerTNW - The ConversationThe naked mole-rat is perhaps one of the most bizarre beasts on the planet. At first glance, it looks like little more than a cocktail sausage with legs and teeth. But beneath its wrinkly pink skin, this
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesPlay buttonEncryption Google's cryptographic solution to keep sensitive data sets privateTNW - Ravie LakshmananPoorly secured databases are a top privacy and security concern — and Google now wants to plug that leak. The internet giant has said it’s open sourcing Private Join and Compute, a new secure multi-party
TNWadded this to AppsYouTube YouTube's testing out hiding comments by default on AndroidTNW - Ivan MehtaYouTube has historically had a seemingly insurmountable problem with the toxicity in its videos’ comments sections. Now, in what seems like an effort to prevent viewers from being exposed to this filth,
TNWadded this to GamingSEGA Spy thriller game Alpha Protocol mysteriously vanishes from SteamTNW - Rachel KaserIn what is perhaps an appropriate maneuver for its subject matter, spy game Alpha Protocol has vanished from Steam with no fanfare to speak of. Unfortunately, the reason for its disappearance is not as
TNWadded this to AppsGaming Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, the magical new AR game, launches this weekTNW - Rachel KaserNiantic just revealed the launch date of its much-anticipated Harry Potter-branded AR follow-up to Pokémon GO. Harry Potter: Wizards Unite starts its world domination attempt in two days — hope you didn’t
TNWadded this to PluggedGear & Gadgets Kano’s next computer kit is a $300 Windows convertible laptop for kidsTNW - Matthew HughesKano is a company best known for its build-it-yourself Linux computers, which are primarily targeted at education users. But today, its direction changed somewhat with the announcement of a new Windows-based
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesSamsung Samsung exec says “most” of the Galaxy Fold’s display problems have been fixedTNW - Napier LopezWhen Samsung sent the first batch of Galaxy Folds to reviewers, it quickly became apparent there were some problems. Phones failed due to dust getting caught under the screen, due to reviewers removing
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesSamsung Samsung exec says "most" of the Galaxy Fold's display problems have been fixedTNW - Napier LopezWhen Samsung sent the first batch of Galaxy Folds to reviewers, it quickly became apparent there were some problems. Phones failed due to dust getting caught under the screen, due to reviewers removing
TNWadded this to ScienceOceans Life on Jupiter's moon Europa? Discovery of table salt on the surface boosts hopesTNW - The ConversationEuropa, a frozen moon around Jupiter, is believed to be one of the most habitable worlds in the solar system. It was first imaged in detail by the Voyager 1 probe in 1979, revealing a surface almost devoid
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesMacBook Air CHEAP: Scream at the sky, time’s running out to save up to $250 on a MacBookTNW - Deals on TNWWelcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! Oh daaaamn, you best move quickly: Best Buy is running a limited time flash sale on MacBooks. At the time of writing,
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesSatoshi Nakamoto Amazon is selling two new books supposedly authored by ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’TNW - Matthew BeedhamEveryone in the world of cryptocurrency knows the name Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin and author of its eponymous white paper. If you believe everything you see on the internet,
TNWadded this to InsightsRecruitment How to build a killer resume in 30 minutesTNW - Yessi Bello PerezWelcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Resumes are important. They help showcase your experience, skills,
TNWadded this to TNW - All StoriesGear & Gadgets The new Kindle Oasis’ adjustable hue makes night reading much easierTNW - Callum BoothThe new Kindle Oasis e-reader has been announced and it has a fancy new feature: a color adjustable frontlight. Basically, rather than simply changing the brightness of the screen to help with evening
