Ian Sherr
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Recent articles by Ian:
Apple iPhones get recycled in this secretive lab. Now it’s opening up
All those iPhones don't recycle themselves, you know. → Read More
Pinterest's IPO shows the internet isn't always as awful as you thought
Pinterest may not be as big as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat. But that could be a good thing. → Read More
Microsoft's Xbox One S All-Digital Edition and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: Everything we know
The tech giant adds a new Xbox to its lineup, coming May 7, and expands the online services it offers. → Read More
Xbox One S All-Digital Edition: Price, availability, games and more
Downloading games over the internet is more popular than ever. Microsoft says it'll be offering choice to Gen Z "digital natives" when its new Xbox launches May 7. Preorders start now. → Read More
Microsoft combines Xbox Live, Xbox Game Pass in new 'ultimate' service
The new subscription offers a discount for Xbox devotees, now at $14.99 a month. → Read More
Microsoft livestream with rumored new Xbox One S All-Digital Edition: How to watch
The tech and gaming giant is expected to make major announcements Tuesday, starting at 2 p.m. PT. → Read More
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are broken, and Congress is wasting our time
Commentary: After two days of hearings about hate speech and political censorship on the internet, we're no closer to finding solutions to tech's biggest problems. → Read More
Congress chose to bicker instead of helping fix Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
Commentary: After two days of hearings about hate speech and political censorship on the internet, we're no closer to finding solutions to tech's biggest problems. → Read More
Here's why #YachtCocaineProstitutes is trending on Twitter
It all has to do with a lawsuit filed by US Rep. Devin Nunes against The Fresno Bee in California for a story about a party on a boat. → Read More
Facebook, Google, Twitter to testify to Senate over online censorship: How to watch
Conservatives will continue to press tech companies about political censorship Wednesday. Tech firms maintain such fears are unfounded. → Read More
Facebook, Google testify to Congress over white nationalism: How to watch
The tech giants are once again on Capitol Hill, this time for a grilling over the spread of extremism on their services. → Read More
Star Wars in VR for date night? Yes, please
Thanks to virtual reality, how we spend our evenings out could soon change dramatically. → Read More
Apple's latest hire might help burnish its AI image
The iPhone maker's AI efforts haven't gained attention like Google and Facebook's have. That might change. → Read More
Microsoft may mash up Xbox Live, Game Pass into new Ultimate subscription
The tech giant is rumored to be preparing a new gaming subscription service. → Read More
Date night checklist: Dinner, movie... virtual reality?
Thanks to VR, how we spend our evenings out could soon change dramatically. → Read More
Prince Harry doesn't like Fortnite. Or social media. Even though he's on Instagram
The Duke of Sussex is squarely against the gaming phenom played by 250 million people, saying it should be banned. → Read More
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram are 'garbage,' says Linux founder Torvalds
Tech pioneer Linus Torvalds says the way social media works today encourages bad behavior. "It's a disease." → Read More
Facebook hasn't done enough in Myanmar, UN investigator says
Two years after social media helped fuel a genocide in the Southeast Asian country, the UN says Facebook's efforts are "not nearly sufficient." → Read More
Facebook teams with UK newspaper for series of positive sponsored articles
The social network looks to repair its image with a series of stories "brought to you by Facebook." → Read More
Mark Zuckerberg wants news on Facebook to be better, and he's willing to pay
A year after saying he'd feature less news on Facebook, the CEO says maybe he wants more now. → Read More