Ferrari unveiled its newest hypercar, the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, a hybrid vehicle, with a battery pack that can drive the car up to 25km on a single charge.

Our roundup includes stories about Apple’s App Store, 5G in the sky, why the Pixel 3a should just be the Pixel 3, the best computer cases at Computex, new features for Google Maps, Alexa’s failed privacy feature, Uber’s ban of bad riders, flying the Millennium Falcon, the Navy’s UFO problem, and the war over Donald Trump’s wikipedia page.

Reporter Geoffrey Fowler from the Washington Post worked with a security agency and found over 5,400 data trackers pulling his data from his iPhone. Privacy champions indeed.

Our roundup includes stories about the new iPod Touch - yes that’s still a thing, a neat dual-screened laptop prototype from Intel, Samsung’s new 10W power chips, Google’s temporary employees and contractors, Mackensie Bezos’s giving pledge, how clothes are washed in space, and Pokemon’s new sleep game experience.

Asus introduced the new Zenbook Pro Duo, a laptop with a second screen above the keyboard. Weird, but cool. Meantime, Xiaomi introduced the Redmi K20 Pro which has flagship specifications for just a hair over $350.

Our roundup includes stories about HP’s wooden laptops, how a smartphone is made, the “Dark Forest” theory of the internet, Huawei’s FedEx conspiracy theory, Amazon’s paradox of choice, and a Jeep Cherokee buried under 10 feet of snow.

Over the weekend, we saw a slew of new computer hardware coming out of Computex in Taiwan. Included were ARM announcements of the Cortex A77 and Mali G77. AMD announced a new Ryzen chip, and Intel showed us its new “Ice Lake” processor.  

Our roundup includes stories about battery life on small phones, hot phone problems, Huawei’s protests against a possible Apple ban, the race to 5G, a data breach at Canva, and a look at Starlink satellites streaking across the sky.

SpaceX deployed 60 Starlink satellites last night at 440km above the earth. It’ll take another 6 launches of 60 satellites each before spotty Internet coverage can begin. Eventually 12,000 satellites will beam internet to the ground.

Our roundup includes stories about OLED panels for Macbooks and iPads, penalizing robocallers, Facebook’s billions of fake accounts, Rotten Tomatoes’ troll problem, a traffic jam at Mt. Everest, NASA’s future lunar space station, and the Verve’s (not bitter)sweet v

The New York Times examines Google Duplex, the AI-powered Google assistant who makes reservations for you. Well, it turns out, humans have to make the phone calls fairly often to allow Duplex to get the job done.

Our roundup includes stories about how Huawei’s ban could be bad for Android, what WWDC could bring, AT&T’s plan to sell hyper-targeted ads, an Amazon customer returning a package directly to Jeff Bezos, a look at Mario Kart Tour, and a new terror to the NYC subway system.

Hot on the heels of Huawei’s stay of execution, UK-based chip designer ARM has stopped working with the chinese firm. This could radically alter how Huawei makes phones and other devices and not in a good way.

Our roundup includes stories about a new Windows update, the Playstation 5, Apple maybe buying Tesla, and SpaceX testing its Starhopper.

The US Huawei ban is over… sorta. At least temporarily. It’s got 90 days to prepare and maintain its tech in the US. Also, Google glass is still alive apparently.

Our roundup includes stories about the Honor 20 launch, Instagram influencers getting scraped, new Intel design flaws, the Game of Thrones finale, and SpaceX satellites.

Over the weekend, the real fallout from the US Huawei ban showed its colors. Google announced that it has severed relations with Huawei and will no longer provide Google Play services or support to the Chinese OEM. Oh my.

Our roundup includes stories about revisiting the OnePlus 6 and 6T, Bluetooth’s insecurity, Spotify’s new hardware, Microsoft’s new AR Minecraft, and Impossible Foods’ rise to power.

Microsoft and Sony have pledged to work together in the gaming space in an effort to stave off Google and Amazon’s newest offerings.

Also, the Asus ZenFone 6 may fill the vacuum left behind by OnePlus in the flagship killer space.

Our roundup includes stories about Huawei’s stockpile, 11 private companies working with NASA to go to the moon, Google transcribing farts, drones that can play dodgeball, 5G speeds in Chicago - again, AT&T’s plans for 5G pricing, and Netflix helping kids avoid commerc