More From Matthew Humphries
Microsoft
Microsoft to Acquire GitHub for $7.5 Billion
The web-based project hosting service attracts millions of developers and open source projects.
Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin Launches and Lands Its Rocket
Mannequin Skywalker was the lucky passenger experiencing zero gravity at 351,000 feet.
Nintendo
Nintendo Profits Increase 505 Percent Thanks to Switch
The Nintendo Switch is a huge hit for the company, and one likely to match or even surpass the Wii's success.
Facebook
Facebook's Answer to E.U. Privacy Law: Accept Data Collection and Ads, or Don't Use Facebook
The aim of GDPR is to return control of personal data to the individual by ensuring companies follow a new set of data protection compliance rules.
Tesla
Tesla Model 3 Moves to 24/7 Production
Elon Musk is serious about reaching 6,000 cars per week by June.
Tesla
Tesla Model 3 Production Is Being 'Paused' After Elon Musk Admits to a Mistake
The five-day production shutdown is apparently meant to 'improve automation.'
SpaceX
Elon Musk Says Falcon 9 Second Stage Recovery Requires 'Giant Party Balloon'
Landing the second stage of the Falcon 9 requires a really big balloon, and there's no guarantee it will work.
Facebook
Facebook Apologizes for Keeping Videos You Never Posted
Remember all those videos you decided against posting and deleted instead? Facebook kept them.
Google
Google Is Shutting Down Its Link Shortener
The way we find content changed and goo.gl short links are no longer good enough.
Space Travel
The Chinese Space Station Has Crash Landed in the Pacific Ocean
Tiangong-1 thankfully found a watery grave.
Elon Musk
Elon Musk Says He'll Sell Lego-Like Bricks Made of Tunnel Rock
The Boring Company finds something profitable to do with all that waste rock from digging tunnels.
Facebook
Facebook Denies Collecting Call and SMS Data Without Permission
Android users are apparently giving the social network permission to collect this data.
Work-Life Balance
South Korea Is Turning Off PCs to Stop People Working Late
The experiment starts March 30, but by May all Seoul government employees will have their PCs turned off at 7 p.m. on Fridays.
Apple
Apple Is Reportedly Trying to Make its Own Displays
If successful, Apple will no longer have to rely on another company for its screens.
Lyft
Lyft Will Test All-Access Monthly Subscriptions
The ride-hailing company is testing a subscription service that would remove the need to pay every time you travel.
