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With people around the UK and further afield clambering to monitor the news during last month’s riots, it seems the Telegraph newspaper’s online offering got a real boost in traffic. As the Guardianreportstoday, The Telegraph website drew in over 40m monthly users for the first time ever last month, with a 6.95% rise in traffic meaning it notched up 40,928,617 users in August. Its average daily users also received a boost, hitting 2,145,989, representing a 9....

Did you knowSHIFT is taking the stage this fall? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of mobility during TNW Conference 2021.Secure your ticket now! TeslaCEO Elon Musk tweeted on Wednesday that the long-awaited Roadster will be once again… delayed. 2021 has been the year of super crazy supply chain shortages, so it wouldn’t matter if we had 17 new products, as none would ship....

As the iPhone has gotten more powerful and capable, I find myself using it for more and more things. It is now my navigation system, my primary point-and-shoot camera and stays in pretty much constant use as I travel for itineraries and more. That’s why I love external battery packs like the Mophie Juicepack, as they afford me the ability to use my phone as heavily as I want and not worry about it going dead....

Facebook’sbasic terms of service have more than 4,200 words, and Twitter’s basic terms of service have more than 3,000 words. It would take you days to go through them if you REALLY want to understandwhat these companies stipulate when you agree to use their products. Pages-long terms of service agreements have been a pain in the neck for ages, buta new bill introduced in the UScould be our savior. The Terms-of-service Labeling, Design and Readability (TLDR) Act, introduced by a bipartisan trio of Senators Bill Cassidy and Ben Ray Luján, and Congresswoman Lori Trahan, aims to shorten ToS documents, so they’re as easy to read as nutrition labels on packaged food....

Somehow someway, another week has slipped past us, and that can only mean one thing: the TNWmicrosoft 7 day roundup. More regular and dependable than an atomic clock, this post is the big news from Redmond of that last septi-day period. A short note, this week’s post has a few more ‘code-y’ entries, so feel free to skip those paragraphs if they are not to your liking. Let’s get to it!...