Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of Aug. 29, 2021

Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of April 4, 2021

Check out the latest technology and startup news from the past week. Here are the most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of August 29, 2021. Sign up to receive these updates in your inbox every Sunday by subscribing to our weekly GeekWire email newsletter. The most popular stories on GeekWire Investors are putting … Read more

Hurricane Larry could be even stronger than Ida, expected to miss US

Hurricane Larry could be even stronger than Ida, expected to miss US

Just days after Hurricane Ida left a stunning, cross-state trail of destruction, forecasters on Sunday kept a watchful eye on yet another storm steaming across the Atlantic that could be even more violent. Larry, now a Category 3 hurricane, could potentially intensify into a Category 4 storm by Sunday, Accuweather forecasters said. A Category 4 … Read more

Opinion | I Was Sexually Harassed at the Pentagon. Here’s What Happened Next.

Opinion | I Was Sexually Harassed at the Pentagon. Here's What Happened Next.

I was an intern at the Department of Defense and was attending happy hour at the office in July when a drunken executive – a man much older than me – started chasing me. He followed me along with other interns as we moved from group to group. Eventually he cornered me asking about my … Read more

Pixel 3 owners say their phones are bricking without warning

Jon Fingas

More and more Pixel 3 owners are grappling with an issue that can render their phones unusable. According to Ars Technica, a growing number of Pixel 3 and 3 XL users are saying on Google’s IssueTracker, the company’s support forums, and Reddit that their phones are “bricking up” (totally unresponsive) with no or no warning. … Read more

Stoke Space stakes its claim in rush to reusable rockets

Stoke Space stakes its claim in rush to reusable rockets

Stoke Space subjects its “three-pack” of thrust chambers to a hot fire test. (Stoke Space Photo) In just six months, Kent, Washington-based Stoke Space Technologies turned empty ground in Moses Lake, Washington, into a bridgehead for the construction of a fully reusable rocket optimized for satellite launches. “As recently as April, it was a barren … Read more