Shutterstock/Lenscap The World Health Organization has added “gaming disorder” to the list of mental health conditions in its next update of the International Classification of Diseases, its standardized list of diseases and other medical conditions. [Read More]
For $10/month, Xbox Game Pass offers access to over 100 games. That includes every first-party game that Microsoft makes, loads of indies, and — as of very recently — some heavy-hitters from third-party publishers like [Read More]
Peter Power/Reuters Google has announced the winner of its annual Doodle 4 Google contest. The theme of this year’s contest was “What inspires me?” This year’s winner is Sarah Gomez-Lane, a first grader from Falls [Read More]
That’s how I realized the most important takeaway from this experiment: When you rely on others for your news, you end up trapping yourself in a social echochamber. You only know what everyone you know [Read More]
AP/Matt Rourke In the book “Measure What Matters,” renowned venture capitalist John Doerr cites a theory that he says has been confirmed as “one of the most tested and proven ideas” in management theory. It [Read More]
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NianticPokémon Go trading in action. Pokémon Go is finally getting Pokémon trading – a feature that was promised when it first came out in July 2016. It’s also getting a Friends list, so you can [Read More]
iPhone growth is slowing, and Apple won’t be able to rely on the device forever. So, what’s next for the tech giant? Gene Munster, former Apple analyst and Loup Ventures Head of Research, sat down [Read More]
RevolutionSteve Case, center, emerges from the big red bus that carries him and a team of investors through the “Rise of the Rest” tour. AOL’s billionaire cofounder Steve Case runs the DC-based venture capital firm [Read More]
Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesAmazon CEO Jeff Bezos Civil rights groups and a shareholders are putting pressure on Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to stop selling the Amazon Rekognition facial recognition software to law enforcement agencies. The groups [Read More]