Dan Tynan

Want to break up Google and Facebook? Be careful what you wish for

In the 1990s, Microsoft was the tech giant that came under government scrutiny. But the DOJ’s battle to rein it in didn’t turn out the way anyone expected.

Want to break up Google and Facebook? Be careful what you wish for

I’ve spent a year living without Facebook, and here’s what I learned

The social network’s privacy morass has grown only worse since I quit. I don’t regret my decision–but there are a few things I miss.

I’ve spent a year living without Facebook, and here’s what I learned

Why I’m Leaving Facebook–And Maybe You Should, Too

We’re giving up too much (data) and getting too little in return.

Why I’m Leaving Facebook–And Maybe You Should, Too

The Glory That Was Yahoo

For one brief shining moment, Yahoo was the king of all it surveyed. Then everything went to hell.

The Glory That Was Yahoo

Fast Company Magazine

Seven Ways AR May Change Your Life

Fast Company Magazine

Why Facebook, Google, And Snap Love AR—And What’s Coming Next

The future will be augmented. The only question now is how we get there.

Why Facebook, Google, And Snap Love AR—And What’s Coming Next

Impact

Could the military’s focus on climate readiness be the way to convince climate deniers?

Jeff Bezos, here’s how to give away $10 billion to stop climate change

This shape-shifting jacket automatically gets warmer as the temperature drops

Creativity

Amazon’s ‘Hunters’ brings Nazis, Al Pacino, and muddled morality to ’70s New York

Which celebrity has all the range? Twitter’s latest meme has some answers

How Jane Austen’s ‘Emma.’ got the rock-star treatment it never knew it needed

Co.Design

A tribute to Larry Tesler, the father of user-friendly design

How cities are making the obesity epidemic worse

See Bjarke Ingels Group’s first couch. It’s like a building you sit on

Work Life

A time management coach’s surprising advice for the overly organized

How on-the-job training became the new graduate degree

Why I encourage daydreaming at work and how to turn it into innovation