
Navneet Alang
Navneet Alang is a technology and culture writer based out of Toronto. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, New Republic, Globe and Mail, and Hazlitt.
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Microsoft is crushing Apple at its own gameThe Explainer Even an Apple developer thinks the next game-changing device will come from Microsoft
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Google finally tackles its biggest enemy: Itself
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Why the Oculus Go can't save VRThe Explainer Facebook wants you to disconnect from the world
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How young men are radicalized online against modernityopinion On the dangers of the postmodern backlash
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The dangers of Apple's Hulu for newsopinion Apple is reportedly planning a subscription news service. Uh oh.
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Uber bets big on ... bicycles?feature The ride-hailing company bought an e-bike startup. Here's why.
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Facebook's biggest problem is it's still designed for college studentsThe Explainer How Facebook works only makes sense for a certain demographic — those for whom connecting with weak social ties is normal
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Apple indoctrinates the kids
The Explainer By releasing a cheap, education-focused iPad, Apple wants to teach consumers how to think different about computers when they're still young
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How to update antitrust law for the Facebook eraopinion Should Facebook's data really belong to Facebook?
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Microsoft's translation treasonThe Explainer What's at stake when robots can translate language as well as humans
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Could this 'digital journal' finally turn Microsoft into a mobile powerhouse?The Explainer Microsoft's latest gambit is actually pretty cool
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The disturbing acceptance of Google's new 'smart' cameraopinion The Google Clips is creepy and dangerous — but tech journalists only want to talk about the specs
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Why the Spotify speaker heralds the end of the open webThe Explainer If even Spotify is moving towards a walled garden, the open standards that made the web great are in deep trouble
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What Android can learn from Nokia's comebackThe Explainer A little brand nostalgia goes a long way
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How the Apple Watch could evolve to guard your body — and your mindThe Explainer On the power of constraint
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The looming irrelevance of MicrosoftThe Explainer Is the former tech colossus just giving up on consumers?
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What the heck went wrong with Apple's HomePod?The Explainer This a serious misstep
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Tech needs to get worse so it can get betterThe Explainer To make technology less dangerous, make it one-dimensional
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Why big tech thinks voice control will conquer the worldThe Explainer Voice assistant technology could be the glue that holds smart home ecosystems together
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The gaming console isn't dead yet. And the Nintendo Switch proves it.The Explainer How the Nintendo Switch has thrived in a smartphone-dominated world
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Big tech's convenience trapThe Explainer When tech companies are so focused on making things seamless and convenient, they also make them harder to escape
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How Apple lost its sheenThe Explainer Customers can no longer rely on Apple products to be the best. That's a problem.
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2017 is the year that computers became phonesThe Explainer For years, your smartphone wanted to be like your computer. Now it's the other way around.
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We're thinking about internet freedom in all the wrong waysopinion There is no public space on the internet. This needs to change.
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