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Medium Technology

01Paperwork, Please!

Picture this. You’ve just bought something new. You’re excited. You’re ready to go. And then nothing happens. Continue reading on Medium »

Medium Technology

02Google Search share.google

Planning an exciting holiday in the Nilgiris? Choose Ooty New Bird Taxi Service for comfortable taxi facilities, unforgettable sightseeing… Continue reading on Medium »

The Verge

08Uber wants to park your car now, too

Uber announced the launch of Uber Parking, a native in-app reservation feature that allows drivers to find, book, and pay for garage and lot spaces ahead of time. The new feature is a result of Uber's recent acquisition of SpotHero, integrating a network of ov…

The Verge

12Medium is launching a new note-taking app called TK

For the first time ever, Medium is becoming more than just a blogging platform. The company is launching a new app, called TK, that combines note taking and journaling with something resembling a private social network. The app is meant to get you writing more…

Ars Technica

13Nvidia CEO's affair becomes a national security problem

Nvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang has admitted having an affair two days after the FT reported his alleged romantic relationship with a woman the US intelligence community believes was working as a spy for China. Huang revealed the affair in an internal me…

The Verge

14Hold up — I had a great time talking to the RIAA guy

Today, I’m talking with Mitch Glazier, who is CEO and chairman of the RIAA. This conversation was a real full-circle moment for me: I was in college when Napster hit, and the RIAA became everyone’s villain for suing kids for downloading music. That was when I…

Ars Technica

15F1 in Brazil: You’ve got to keep your tires alive

In sports, a “ dead rubber ” is a match that takes place after the outcome of the series or championship has already been decided. The people in charge hate this*—if you wrap up a title two-thirds of the way through a season, the viewers evaporate, as there’s…