The Human Rights Foundation Is Now Funding Bitcoin Privacy Development, Starting With CoinSwap
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) was already promoting Bitcoin’s privacy features. Now, it will also fund the development of them.
Category: Technology
Back in March, the Internet Archive launched its National Emergency Library, a program that made roughly 1.4 million books available to the public without the usual waitlists. Read More
Earlier this year, we tested out the Asus ZenWiFi AX, a two-piece mesh router with full support for Wi-Fi 6. Like other mesh routers, it uses multiple devices throughout… Read More
NVIDIA’s next-generation RTX 3090 flagship GPU will have a significantly increased TGP of up to 350Ws. The information comes from Igor, who has been an incredibly reliable source of leaks… Read More
When it comes to its own suite of apps on Android, Google does a great job of adding new features, optimizations, and improvements. However, the company often… Read More
Files by Google is getting a porn folder
According to a recent app teardown by the folks at 9to5Google (and further confirmation by XDA Developers, who got the feature working) the Files by Google app is picking up…
If you’re a teacher who has been relying on Apple’s iTunes U platform to digitally share your courses with the world, it’s time to shift to something new. Read More
As Microsoft continues to expand the pool of people who are getting the Windows 10 May 2020/2004 update automatically, it’s also expanding the group that will have something called… Read More
In October 2018, Google made Spotify, Play Music, and Apple Music available within Google Maps, enabling users to control their music right from Google Maps navigation. After nearly two… Read More
With Apple’s online WWDC 2020 event promising huge news for the entire Apple ecosystem, spare a thought for the company’s push into the enterprise, where most businesses now already use… Read More