Harrison Weber's posts

Apple’s keynote came and went today, confirming the rumors that we’ve got three new iPhones and two new Apple…

Apple’s iPhone XR is real. All that speculation about a new, “cheap” iPhone can finally come to an end.

At long last, the Tor Project is releasing an official web browser for Android users. The new Android app is…

It looks like the latest gadgets to leak early this year belong to none other than Apple.

There I was, minding my own business, calmly enjoying my new standing desk, when the room erupted. Baffled, I looked…

In its heyday, the Fitbit Charge was, for most people, the best wearable you could buy. It was incredibly…

The agency in charge of Los Angeles’ subways announced at a press conference today that it is working with the…

Paying for a premium service is the absolute best way to stream your favorite songs—you’ll get a better selection…

Stalling growth is technically no longer Snapchat’s biggest problem. Instead, Snap shared worse news with the world…

Not everything I do on my phone is Bad. I turn to Strava to motivate myself to run. With Spotify, I play music I…

My laptop is hot garbage—akin to the stuff New York is known for when things really go south every sweltering…

YouTube got a lot of crap earlier this week when its budding cable TV substitute, YouTube TV, went down during…

Smack in the middle of the World Cup semi-finals, YouTube TV totally fucked over fans of England and Croatia alike.

Ever since Facebook took over the internet, people have gone on about quitting it—why they want to, or how they did,…

It’s pretty easy to feel like you’re addicted to your iPhone. Apple knows this (as do its investors), and today it…

Want to trade the tattered remains of your privacy for a very minor convenience? Ever wish your computer would stare…

Google graced us with a fancy, new Gmail.com last month, and like, great! It’s nice to have new stuff to play with,…

New York is big, bewildering, and complicated. When I first moved to this city, I didn’t quite grasp the subway…

The next big release of Android is available today in the form of a public beta release, and you can try it now—if…

Lens is Google’s experimental, camera-powered search engine, but up until today, the service was buried inside…