Apple is definitely, most assuredly, not selling less iPhones than it expected to. Except it totally is.

Our roundup features stories about a new driverless ride-sharing service that is coming next month, Microsoft and Intels’ horticultural aspirations, a brand new space race developing, a new game coming from the makers of Clash of Clans, and a reddit thread that simultaneously shows us how great humans are, and how despicable humans are.

We take a moment of mourn the passing of a comic book icon by looking at every cameo he made. He had a great life. Plus, there is a live-action Pikachu movie coming, and it’s happening, and Ryan Reynolds is the voice of Pikachu and nothing is real anymore.

Our roundup features stories about Skagen’s new smartwatche, Samsung’s new flip phone, YouTube’s CEO lashing out at the EU over new legislation, Amazon’s ridiculous bidding war, sex in driverless cars, and a rabbit hole reddit thread about I

Singles Day has come and gone in China, and retailers managed to pull in their first billion dollars in just 85 seconds.

Our roundup features stories about Samsung’s foldable phone, and how much it’ll hurt your wallet, Cloudflare’s new app which enables 1.1.1.1 DNS routing on your smartphone, Amazon and Apple ganging up to steal some retailers’ lunch money, OnePlus’s 5G ambitions, and Rocketlab’s cheap, and quick access to space.

Participants of last week’s #GoogleWalkout were rewarded by Google implementing a number of changes to its policies, but they didn’t get everything they wanted.

Meanwhile, we got a little more info on the Samsung Galaxy Home.

Our roundup features stories about the benefits of dark mode, Disney’s name for its new streaming service, Sprint users who use Skype, Volkswagen’s new electric car ambitions, a bad mistake made in the office, and a ceramic time capsule that will talk to aliens.

Samsung showed of its own folding phone concept (and Infinity Flex Display) at its developer conference yesterday and boy, oh boy is it doing things right. Google is helping out quite a bit too. 

Our roundup features stories about a rebrand of Nest, Google employees leveraging Google, the mass exodus from PayTV, two new “moons” found circling the earth, the placebo effect’s influence over modern medicine, and a Reddit thread of long-con April Fool’s Day pranks you should start right now.

Bill Gates is obsessed with poop - well actually, better sanitation around the world. But poop is so much more fun to say! He wants to reinvent the toilet for everyone.

Our roundup features stories about the world’s first foldable phone, a roundup of Mac Mini reviews, Microsoft taking dog-fooding to the extreme, Tesla’s autopilot navigation, YouTube labelling videos from state-funded agencies for some reason, The ozone layer’s healing, and a developer's incredible customer service during a reddit A

Your top stories of the day are Samsung's new folding phone which may or may not be shown off tomorrow and reviews of Apple's iPad Pro by the Verge, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal.

Our roundup features stories about Elon Musk's work habits, Facebook's utter failure in Myanmar, Google Pixel 3's memory management issues, the FCC's face-off with robocalls, and a look at the new era of voice texting which is somehow worse than both voice calls, and texting.

Your top story of the day is The Boring Company - what it is, why it is, and its big party coming up next month.

Our roundup features stories about HQ’s potential fall from grace, Apple’s reluctance to enter the 5G space, TikTok’s rise in fame, Amazon’s drop off in hiring for the upcoming holiday season, Amazon dropping its $25 order minimum order for free shipping during the holidays, Fortnite’s exploding cube, and the incredible shortening of baby names.

Your top stories of the day are Apple's strange aversion to numbers, and a look at #GoogleWalkout, 2018.

Our roundup features stories about the father of the internet and what he thinks should happen to the giant tech firms we have today, Flickr's downgrade of its free service, scientists that uncovered 133 different types of brain cells, Russia's explanation for its failed launch last month, and a $5 billion project to map the genome of every animal, plant, and fungus species on earth.

Your top story of the day features Elon Musk getting impatient on one of his SpaceX projects.

Our roundup features stories about #GoogleWalkout, the Macbook Air vs. the iPad Pro, iRobot and Google and the privacy issues that ensue, beating parking tickets with your Tesla, WebMD is bad at WebMDing, and solar panels on your car that will help reduce your carbon footprint.