Twitter on Tuesday said it’s testing a new feature that would let people handpick who can view their tweets. The new feature, Twitter Circle, allows users to create a list of up to 150 people and then post tweets only to be seen by those in the group, similar... Read more

“Legal scholarship provides little clarity regarding § 641’s interpretation; only a few scholars have even recognized § 641’s application to information,” reads a Columbia Law Review article about the statute’s use for prosecuting leakers, written by Jessica Lutkenhaus, an attorney focused on criminal defense at the law firm Wilmer... Read more

Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more.  Ubisoft announced that development of the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake has been taken over by Ubisoft Montreal. Formerly in the hands of Ubisoft’s Pune and Mumbai studios, the... Read more

It’s not the kind of security discovery that happens often. A previously unknown hacker group used a novel backdoor, top-notch trade craft, and software engineering to create an espionage botnet that was largely invisible in many victim networks. The group, which security firm Mandiant is calling UNC3524, has spent... Read more

Google is celebrating educators on Tuesday with a Doodle for Teacher Appreciation Day, part of National Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs May 2-6 this year.  The Doodle, which highlights the tools of learning, was created with inspiration from the 2022 State Teachers of the Year. Google’s Erich Nagler, who... Read more

Acoustic guitars are a pain in the ass to travel with. They’re bigger, frailer, and often more expensive than their solid-body electric guitar counterparts—and they make us look lamer too. So why do many of us lug them on airplanes or toss a hard case in the back of... Read more

We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 – 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Slamcore, a spatial intelligence company that gives situational awareness to robots, drones, machines, and VR/AR headsets, has raised... Read more

Space startup Rocket Lab ignited a new debate among space launch fans Monday over which is cooler: landing a rocket on an autonomous droneship in the middle of the ocean, or snagging one out of the sky with a helicopter. The New Zealand- and US-based company says it successfully... Read more

You can get some seriously great phones for less than $500 these days, but there are still reasons to shell out for fancier models. Maybe you really want wireless charging. Or perhaps you want the brightest, smoothest screen so you don’t have to squint when it’s sunny out. If... Read more