Mt. Gox Victim? Register Online to Get Your Bitcoin Back

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CHEAP: Get a ridiculously good Dyson cordless vacuum for 61 percent off

Corded vacuum cleaners suck (I’m sorry). The cables snag. Your range is limited to the nearest available wall socket. They’re often bulky and cumbersome. And, if you’re as hopelessly clumsy as I am, you’re perennially tripping on the wires.

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Bitcoin 2019 Gears Up to Bring Bitcoin Back Into the Conference Spotlight

We’re a month and some change away from Bitcoin 2019: a conference made by Bitcoiners, for Bitcoiners. The conference will rekindle the same spirit of a similar Bitcoin conference that ended five years ago.

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Nura’s new ‘headphone subscription’ isn’t as stupid as it sounds

Get prepared to add another subscription to your credit card bill: headphones. Yep, Nura – the Melbourne-based Australian audio company behind the Nuraphone headphones – has announced its own subscription service, NuraNow.

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Did Game of Thrones sneak a video game reference into “The Long Night?”

Okay, before we get started, I’m going to warn you that there are *SPOILERS* in this post for episode 3 of season 8 of Game of Thrones. No, really: *SPOILERS* Last warning: *SPOILERS* For those of you still here, I assume you’ve watched last Sunday’s episode, “The Long Night.

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Be Careful of Double Up Crypto, a Raise Funds via Crowdfunding Deal

What Is Double Up? The Double Up project allows you to make money via a crowdfunding campaign. It bills itself as the first crowdfunding project in the world that gives you the chance to get 80% of everything, which occurs in your organization.

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YouTube’s recommendation algorithm is trying to ruin Avengers and Game of Thrones for me

Look, I know the internet is dark and full of terrors if you’re not up to date on your favorite bits of pop culture. I should know better than to think I can completely avoid the zeitgeist around Avengers: Endgame and the latest season of Game of Thrones.

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TNW2019 Daily: Get the official app

TNW Conference, our tech festival in Amsterdam, is only ten days away. As the countdown approaches zero, we want to make sure you have everything you’ll need at the touch of a button. That’s why we built our very own TNW2019 app.

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CHEAP: Hey kid, you want this 32GB Apple iPad for $280?

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! Ohhh, we’ve got a good one for you today folks: a 32GB iPad for only $280. Yum, yum, yum. As you’re on a technology site, you’re probably already aware of the iPad.

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CHEAP: Get stylishly sweaty with 50% off Bose’s SoundSport headphones

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! At some point, age catches up with us all. You can’t drink a bottle of wine, eat half a cake, and see your body take it all in its stride forever.

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Tokyo Bitcoin Trustee Gains Court Extension for Mt Gox Crypto Rehabilitation

By CCN. com: The Mt. Gox trustee, who is in charge of distributing what remains of Mt. Gox’s assets to claimants, also known as “creditors,” put in for an extension on the filing deadline, which would have been today.

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HelpCrunch makes all your customer management easy and it’s 90% off

While it may be tough to figure out which service is right for your business, more than 100 reviewers at Capterra and G2 Crowd swear five-star allegiance to HelpCrunch. You can get a peek at what has their fans so excited thanks to TNW Deals with a lifetime subscription to HelpCrunch for just $59, over 90 percent off.

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Smartphone Wallpaper Lets You Track the Price of Your Favorite Coins

Crypto investors are always keen to stay updated about market movements that change the value of their holdings. A live wallpaper for smartphones called Crypto Bubbles allows you to keep track of the prices of multiple coins at a glance.

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Huge Promotions, Mega-Wins, and No Withdrawal Limits – BitStarz Does It All!

We are almost certain that you know who we are by now, after all, BitStarz is the biggest crypto casino around with the awards to prove it. 2019 has seen us become the only true place to play – no matter the currency you have burning a hole in your pocket – don’t believe us? We suggest that you keep reading… Kick Open the Door We don’t just tempt our players in with some throwaway offer, we let them kick open the doors to a huge welcome bonus that stacks the cash.

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Interview with Digitex Futures Founder and CEO Adam Todd

Bitcoinist recently had the opportunity to catch up with Adam Todd, Founder & CEO of Digitex Futures, to discuss his project’s waiting list, the exchange’s hybrid model, and various other topics.

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eToro is giving away $1,650,000 worth of Ethereum for free

Have you been itching to make your first cryptocurrency investment, but you’re too afraid to get in on the hype at the wrong time? eToro‘s got your back. The social trading platform is giving away free Ethereum to anyone who opens an account in its standalone wallet app.

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TNW2019 Daily: Check off the conference checklist

There are only 15 days left until TNW Conference, Europe’s leading tech festival! As the countdown inches closer to zero, it’s time to make sure you have everything you need to make the most out of your TNW2019 experience.

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PSA: Apple will now fix your MacBook’s faulty keyboard within a day

Apple has made a key change to how it handles keyboard repairs with MacBook and MacBook Pro models, so you’ll be able to get your laptop fixed in roughly 24 hours from the time you bring it into the store.

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Why ‘Magic: The Gathering’ is AI’s toughest challenge

Games make the perfect teaching environment for developers to train machine learning models in, but which game produces the strongest AI? You can put your money on DeepMind’s AlphaGo or OpenAI’s DotA 2-playing machine, but we’ll take whichever one is the first to master Magic: The Gathering – humanity’s hardest game.

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Amazon with Lightning Network? Early Bitcoin Developer Isn’t Impressed

By CCN: You’ve likely heard the buzz about a new Chrome extension that will allow people to make purchases on Amazon using the Lightning Network, Moon. The buzz shouldn’t confuse you, hopefully: Amazon isn’t accepting any form of bitcoin, and they’re not integrating the Lightning Network.

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Op Ed: We Just Launched the First Cryptocurrency-to-Tax Payment Partnership

Andrei Poliakov is the CEO and co-founder of Coinberry, one of Canada’s premier digital currency platforms. His company is the first in Canada to partner with a government municipality.

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CHEAP: $128 off a Philips Hue starter kit to get Star Trek-style smart lights

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! Remember how on Star Trek someone could walk into a room and change the lights with their voice? There was no stumbling about in the darkness, and no stubbing your toes while searching for a switch.

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How to Use the Tor Browser for Privacy Online [Guide + Review]

If you want to protect your privacy online, you need to know about and start using Tor. In this article, we will talk about what Tor is, along with who uses it and why. From there, we’ll get into exactly how Tor works, how it provides anonymity and the limitations of the service.

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This $85 wireless charger doubles as a power bank, and it’s perfect for all your travels

If you’re on the road a lot, it makes sense to invest in an international charger that can plug into a range of power outlets around the world. You can easily get one of those online or even at most airports, but I’d recommend considering Ohio-based accessory maker Fuse Chicken’s latest offering.

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CHEAP: At $599, Lenovo’s 2018 Premium ThinkPad is the best Easter gift for your fam

Your kids or your parents might often ask you to borrow your computer just when you need it the most. So, it’s never a bad idea to keep another device at home for your family to use. At $599 (down from $1,999), Lenovo’s 2018 Premium ThinkPad might just be the perfect device for such occasions.

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DECENT Launches DCube Blockchain Incubator to Help Projects With Funding and Mentorship

Blockchain technology company DECENT announced today its launch of DCube, a blockchain incubator. DCube is described on its webpage as: “the easiest way to get started in the exciting world of blockchain.

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Five Years in the Making, Bisq Exchange Launches Its Bitcoin DAO

Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) are one of crypto's more novel and ambitious applications — one that Bitcoin, until recently, has had nothing to do with.

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CHEAP: Scrumptious 128GB Google Pixel XLs are now just $270, yum

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! Boy, do we have a wonderful deal for you today: an original 128GB Google Pixel XL for only $270. Yes, it might’ve been released three years ago now, but it’s still an excellent buy – especially if you’re on the lookout for a second device, have recently broken or lost your latest phone, or simply want something a bit different.

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How to set a monthly budget for your Google Play purchases on Android

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Google has updated its Play Store with a handy new feature that lets you set a monthly budget to help keep your app and digital media purchases in check.

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TNW2019 Daily: Over 350 speakers confirmed!

Have you seen the speaker lineup for TNW2019? We have over 350 experts sharing their knowledge on the future of tech at TNW Conference. Don’t miss them speak – get your tickets now and check out the official schedule to learn what they’ll talk about.

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2Do is the highly rate Mac app that helps you get more done, and it’s $30 off

Once you dig into 2Do, you’ll find stacks of cool time-saving features that can be deployed in seconds. It starts with Quick Entry, which allows users to insert notes, URLs, addresses and more within seconds.

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On Free Speech

“A statement may be both true and dangerous. The previous sentence is such a statement. ” - David Friedman Freedom of speech is a topic that many internet communities have struggled with over the last two decades.

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Find your dream job at TNW2019

Job fairs are an effective way of getting your name out there and finding your next career challenge. But more often than not, it can feel a bit stiff or boring. At TNW2019, we’re shaking things up with the House of Talent, where you can sign up now to get a free expo ticket to our conference and find your dream job in a relaxed setting.

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Interview School will help you ace your next tech interview, and it’s 73% off

The training from the Interview School is focused on making sure you never suffer one of those interview meltdowns. Right now, you can get in on a lifetime of access to their proven interview prep methods at over 70 percent off, just $79, from TNW Deals.

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Op Ed: Bitcoin Is Turning Left vs. Right Into Big Data vs. Privacy

The political spectrum is usually divided into four main categories: libertarian left, authoritarian left, libertarian right and authoritarian right. Those on the left prefer a more controlled economy, while those on the right have a preference for free markets.

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TNW2019 Daily: The latest headlines

With only 24 days left to go until TNW Conference, our tech festival in Amsterdam, we’re announcing updates every day. In case you don’t follow us on Twitter to hear the latest news, I’ve rounded up the biggest highlights of the past week! What’s the 411? We announced Guy Kawasaki, Apple’s original marketer in the ’80s, as the opening keynote for TNW2019! Check out the schedule to learn more Looking for your dream job? The House of Talent is your chance to get exclusive 1-1 meetings with the top digital brands, including Booking.

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These phones give you the most battery life per dollar

Phones have improved in pretty much every way over the past 20 years. Well, apart from in one area: battery life. Yep, the days when you could expect your phone to last you a week without a full charge are long gone.

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CHEAP: Get 3 (yes, a whole 3!) Amazon Echo Dots for only $70! WOW!

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! It’s almost Easter everyone! That means one thing: rolling back a boulder and revealing some spicy deals.

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CHEAP: Protect your family with Ring’s 15-piece home security kit for just $300

Not long ago, getting your hands on a decent automated home security system was an almost impossible task – at least for those who didn’t have a few thousand dollars to burn. Things are different now, and you can pick up a sophisticated home protection system for just a few hundred dollars.

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Postible automates your social media marketing for $39

Postible works on all mobile devices and doesn’t need to be downloaded. Just dive in, and you can either schedule posts with images, video and links to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and more -- or upload them right away.

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Cryptonite Browser Extension Protects You From Phishing Sites and Fake Profiles

If you are new to the crypto space or if you are exploring new services and platforms, protection from scams and malicious websites should be a priority. Cryptonite is a useful browser extension that protects your private information and warns you in advance about risks to your crypto security.

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Umm, how did a fly get into this ‘weather-sealed’ camera lens?

Weather-sealed camera lenses let you shoot in the rain, in the snow, at the beach, in a desert, and all sorts of situations that might otherwise make you think twice about bringing your gear. They’re sealed against the elements, so though it’s not uncommon to find some specs of dust here and there, that’s usually as bad as it gets… which is why I’d really like to know: how did a whole fly get into one? Roger Cicala from the aptly named Lensrentals.

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TNW2019 Daily: Here’s how to get the most out of TNW Conference

With less than four weeks until TNW2019, there are plenty of giveaways, competitions, and programs for you to join. Whether you’ve already got your ticket or are still looking for the best deal, I’m sharing them all.

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How to stop people from adding you to WhatsApp groups

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. A few weeks ago WhatsApp announced a feature that lets you stop others from adding you to group conversations without your consent.

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Craig Wright Threatens Libel Suit In Letter to Bitcoiner, Demands Apology

Craig S. Wright has officially taken the first steps in a legal action against a member of the Bitcoin community, according to a letter shared with Bitcoin Magazine.

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How voters can learn about candidates for the Indian assembly election

India’s general assembly elections have started today. For those unfamiliar, the voting process is divided into seven phases spread over a month(April 11- May 19).   Candidates are contesting 543 seats across the country which will form the government that’ll rule for the next five years.

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How to use your Android phone as a security key for your Google accounts

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Google has been working to make it easier to secure your accounts for its services with two-factor authentication over the past few years.

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Instagram is demoting posts to hide offensive and sexually explicit content

Yesterday, Instagram announced that it will start demoting content that doesn’t violate its Community Guidelines, but might be ‘inappropriate. ’ The announcement says that posts that are ‘sexually suggestive’, ‘hurtful’, or ‘violent’ can be removed from discovery sections and hashtag pages.

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The Best VPN Services 2019 | Tested, Safe VPNs for 9 Key Use-Cases

The world is coming to recognize that a VPN is a necessity. It seems every big company is trying to get your personal data (with or without permission), and every government is trying to spy on you or control what you can do online.

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