In 2016, Donald Trump’s campaign ran on a shoestring, and won. He planned a different 2020: It would be the biggest, richest, most expensive presidential campaign ever. But with just two months to go
The GOP stands for Grand Old Party, but there is no past on display at the 2020 Republican National Convention : No previous Republican presidents, or previous Republican presidential nominees, are sp
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Seven years ago, two teams from England’s North West went down to Wembley Stadium to play out one of football’s great David-and-Goliath stories. In the final moments of the FA Cup Final, Ben Watson’s
Across the country, parents are using Facebook to form “pandemic pods,” hiring tutors or out-of-work teachers to educate their kids as school district after school district announces that it will go p
The pandemic has given birth to many personal essays about the devices keeping people sane this year. The New York Times declared the iPad the “ gadget of the pandemic .” I’ve read myriad love letters
Privacy has increasingly become a competitive advantage for Apple. The bulk of the company’s revenue comes from hardware sales, in stark contrast to competitors like Google who depend heavily on ad re
Circuit Judge Consuelo M. Callahan, in last week’s decision by the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, reversing the District Court’s ruling that Qualcomm was guilty of antitrust violations, opene
M ichael Mina is a professor of epidemiology at Harvard, where he studies the diagnostic testing of infectious diseases. He has watched, with disgust and disbelief, as the United States has struggled
Google has built a complete monopoly on search. Amazon uses the sales data of its resellers to continuously expand and solidify market dominance. Facebook copies the competitors that they can’t bully
Image by Epic Games Apple has always had a complicated relationship with the game industry, but this month that relationship slid into a bitter and very public legal and regulatory war that could shap
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– February 10, 2011 – In 2011, Donald Trump stoked false claims that Barack Obama had lied about his education. During a speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Trump said, “Our curren
Note : This story has not been updated since 2020. So here we are, at the end of OS X. Two decades ago Apple parked the sixteen-year-old Classic Mac OS and leaped to version 10.0, but four years ago t
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) now permeate nearly every feature on the iPhone, but Apple hasn't been touting these technologies like some of its competitors have. I wanted to
Before Atlanta United could be a team that sold out stadiums, Atlanta United needed to be this: #ATLUTD staff is representing at @soccerstreets @BlackTieSoccer event! @BocaBoca3 @DEalesATLUTD pic.twit
In 2012, Pentagram designers Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth, along with their coworker at the time, Niko Skourtis, were in the basement of the firm’s New York office looking for a tarp when something bri
N orthwest of Beijing’s Forbidden City, outside the Third Ring Road, the Chinese Academy of Sciences has spent seven decades building a campus of national laboratories. Near its center is the Institut
Killer Mike didn't want to go to the press conference but felt like he had to. It had been a long day already. He woke up thinking about how a Black man named George Floyd had been lynched in Minneapo
Dec. 9, 2018 On Dec. 8, 2018, Atlanta United won MLS Cup. On Dec. 9, beloved manager Tata Martino departed Atlanta, heading south to take over the Mexican National Team. “El Tata” had lead the Five St
I returned to Paris with my family three months after President Emmanuel Macron had ordered one of the world’s most aggressive national quarantines, and one month after France had begun to ease itself
Products are designed to handle tasks once handled by more powerful siblings. New form factors are then able to handle new tasks in unique and different ways. It is the pursuit of making technology
Up at 7am. Check the outfit, the professional outfit, on the floor to make sure it still fits my mood. Adjust as necessary. Shower and put on the outfit. Consider wearing shoes, but don’t. My shoes ar
My iPadOS 14 Home Screen. For the past two weeks, I’ve been using the developer beta of iPadOS 14 on my 2018 12.9” iPad Pro – my main computer and production machine. Although I feel like it’s too ear
Images: Run The Jewels | Illustration by Alex Castro Alongside the two antiheroes of Run The Jewels is a third, ever-present visual staple: the pistol and fist. This simple image has graced the cover
On episode 384 of the Accidental Tech Podcast Marco Arment , developer of the excellent podcast player Overcast , suggested that some UI changes might be on the horizon for the app. He alluded to the
For the second year in a row, Apple held a developers conference that should frighten its competitors. Relying on a nearly maniacal obsession with the user experience, Apple is removing oxygen from ev
It’s finally here. The thing I have been advocating for through my work, writing, videos and talks for years . A swing of the pendulum. A reemergence of fun in visual design. I have been waiting 7 yea
Although I didn’t realize it at the time, my email workflow was ripe for disruption. A quick smattering of my email behaviors includes, but is not limited to: Marking emails I’ve read as unread to act
Almost exactly two years ago, I warned that Google was on track to replace God of us all. Last month, The Verge 's Dieter Bohn reported that Google plans to begin accounting for “page experience” in i
The national uprising in response to the brutal murder of George Floyd , a forty-six-year-old black man, by four Minneapolis police officers, has been met with shock, elation, concern, fear, and gestu
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The New York Times has decided to opt out of Apple News. On its own, that may seem like just one more move in the chess game between major news companies and the platforms. But it could also be an ind
Editor’s Note: This story was included in The Athletic’s Best of 2020. View the full list. Without a meeting on the quiet outskirts of Frankfurt, maybe there is no marriage with Liverpool a decade lat
Every year when WWDC rolls around I wonder what new features Apple has cooked up for iOS. What more could Apple add to make iOS — an operating system that’s 13-years-old this year — feel fresh again?
This week Apple introduced sleep tracking for the Apple Watch with watchOS 7. This was a day I’ve long expected since I introduced Sleep++ way back in September of 2015 alongside watchOS 2. I wanted t
If you watched Apple’s annual WWDC event this week, or have been even casually observing some of the announcements the company made, you may have noticed something new — something a bit jarring. Yeste
Special guests Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak join me to discuss the news from WWDC 2020: the Mac’s transition to Apple silicon, MacOS 11 Big Sur, iOS and iPadOS 14, and more. Brought to you by thes
Screenshot of Apple's new iOS 14 mobile operating system capabilities. John Koetsier That tremor in the Force you felt yesterday probably wasn’t shock at being able to text your car keys in Apple’s ne
WWDC week is always full of big and small announcements about Apple’s core software platforms. Monday’s keynote only has time for sharing a limited number of details, however, so as the week goes on m