How to use Pocket with Tunde Oyeneyin

Fitness instructor Tunde Oyeneyin tells us how she uses Pocket to save and read articles online. Fitness instructor Tunde Oyeneyin, a favorite among Peloton riders, makes it a habit to stay intentional of what she consumes online.  “Everything that you pour in, finds its way out,” Tunde says. “Whether that’s what I’m watching, reading or listening to.” Her philosophy is part of what she calls soul care, her act of doing what’s good for the soul. Tunde says that it can be taking a bubble bath or turning some music on. “...[More]

How to use Pocket with Tunde Oyeneyin

Fitness instructor Tunde Oyeneyin tells us how she uses Pocket to save and read articles online. Fitness instructor Tunde Oyeneyin, a favorite among Peloton riders, makes it a habit to stay intentional of what she consumes online.  “Everything that you pour in, finds its way out,” Tunde says. “Whether that’s what I’m watching, reading or listening to.” Her philosophy is part of what she calls soul care, her act of doing what’s good for the soul. Tunde says that it can be taking a bubble bath or turning some music on. “...[More]

iJustine, self-described ‘oversharer,’ has some privacy advice for you

The internet remembers. Just ask iJustine.  Justine Ezarik launched her YouTube channel in 2006, making silly skits so she could tinker with video editing and visual effects. Her first viral moment came after recording herself flipping through a 300-page iPhone bill she received in the mail. (AT&T, dealing with the first generation of the iPhone, itemized each text message she sent.) Justine went on to make music video parodies and amateur cooking videos. For six months, she “lifecasted” her entire days on a streaming website. Nea...[More]

iJustine, self-described ‘oversharer,’ has some privacy advice for you

The internet remembers. Just ask iJustine.  Justine Ezarik launched her YouTube channel in 2006, making silly skits so she could tinker with video editing and visual effects. Her first viral moment came after recording herself flipping through a 300-page iPhone bill she received in the mail. (AT&T, dealing with the first generation of the iPhone, itemized each text message she sent.) Justine went on to make music video parodies and amateur cooking videos. For six months, she “lifecasted” her entire days on a streaming website. Nea...[More]

These 3 new Firefox Android extensions will help simplify your life

We’ve come to rely on our mobile devices for everything, from managing our online calendars to sharing an article we just read with our friends. So, how can we make it easier when we use our mobile devices? Today, we’re adding new extensions to Firefox Android to help. Whether it’s giving an email address to sign up for an account, sharing a URL with a friend, or listening to an article, here are the latest extensions for a better online experience.  Protect your email address with Firefox Relay Giving your email address in exchang...[More]

These 3 new Firefox Android extensions will help simplify your life

We’ve come to rely on our mobile devices for everything, from managing our online calendars to sharing an article we just read with our friends. So, how can we make it easier when we use our mobile devices? Today, we’re adding new extensions to Firefox Android to help. Whether it’s giving an email address to sign up for an account, sharing a URL with a friend, or listening to an article, here are the latest extensions for a better online experience.  Protect your email address with Firefox Relay Giving your email address in exchang...[More]

The immersive school bus: Hubs-built journeys into the body for medical education

Courtesy of NYU Langone Health Grossman School of Medicine Kristen Ramirez and Greg Dorsainville of the NYU Grossman School of Medicine write about how instructors use Mozilla Hubs, a VR platform that’s accessible and private by design, to teach students about the human body. Kristen Ramirez is a research Instructor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. She is a human evolutionary biologist by training and anatomist by trade, publishing on the evolution of human joints and advances in anatomy medical education. Over the last two years she ...[More]

The immersive school bus: Hubs-built journeys into the body for medical education

Courtesy of NYU Langone Health Grossman School of Medicine Kristen Ramirez and Greg Dorsainville of the NYU Grossman School of Medicine write about how instructors use Mozilla Hubs, a VR platform that’s accessible and private by design, to teach students about the human body. Kristen Ramirez is a research Instructor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. She is a human evolutionary biologist by training and anatomist by trade, publishing on the evolution of human joints and advances in anatomy medical education. Over the last two years she ...[More]

A shared and open roadmap for MDN

Mozilla, Open Web Docs and partner organizations met in London in January to create a joint roadmap for MDN, improve planning and collaboration, and cement a shared vision for the project’s future. A project with the size and complexity of MDN � a collaborative undertaking to document web platform technologies � requires great effort to keep content up-to-date, accurate and accessible for the broadest audience. Coordinating the activities of staff, partners and a community of volunteers and contributors who work on different areas of t...[More]

A shared and open roadmap for MDN

Mozilla, Open Web Docs and partner organizations met in London in January to create a joint roadmap for MDN, improve planning and collaboration, and cement a shared vision for the project’s future. A project with the size and complexity of MDN � a collaborative undertaking to document web platform technologies � requires great effort to keep content up-to-date, accurate and accessible for the broadest audience. Coordinating the activities of staff, partners and a community of volunteers and contributors who work on different areas of t...[More]

Your child’s name makes a horrible password

What’s in a name? A lot. It’s the first piece of information that identifies a person — from their first name given at birth to their last name which connects them to their family lineage. Even a fictional name like Clark Kent says a lot. Not surprisingly a lot of people use the name of their favorite superhero as passwords, which made us wonder: Do people still use their names or the names of their nearest and dearest as passwords? The unfortunate answer: Yes, they do. This year, in recognition of Safer Internet Day, we explore how commo...[More]

Your child’s name makes a horrible password

What’s in a name? A lot. It’s the first piece of information that identifies a person — from their first name given at birth to their last name which connects them to their family lineage. Even a fictional name like Clark Kent says a lot. Not surprisingly a lot of people use the name of their favorite superhero as passwords, which made us wonder: Do people still use their names or the names of their nearest and dearest as passwords? The unfortunate answer: Yes, they do. This year, in recognition of Safer Internet Day, we explore how commo...[More]

How to talk to kids about the news

Credit: Nick Velazquez / Mozilla Carlos Moreno is an activist, a graphic designer at CAP Tulsa and leads Tulsa’s Code for America volunteer brigade. He has a master’s degree in public policy and is the author of ”The Victory of Greenwood” and A Kids Book about the Tulsa Race Massacre. You can follow him on Twitter. Photo: Jamie Glisson As the father of a teenager, I find myself worrying � and not just about their grades and how quickly they’re growing up. Dating? Driver’s permit? I’m not ready for this! I also ...[More]

How to talk to kids about the news

Credit: Nick Velazquez / Mozilla Carlos Moreno is an activist, a graphic designer at CAP Tulsa and leads Tulsa’s Code for America volunteer brigade. He has a master’s degree in public policy and is the author of ”The Victory of Greenwood” and A Kids Book about the Tulsa Race Massacre. You can follow him on Twitter. Photo: Jamie Glisson As the father of a teenager, I find myself worrying � and not just about their grades and how quickly they’re growing up. Dating? Driver’s permit? I’m not ready for this! I also ...[More]

How to have the tech talk with kids, according to TikTok’s ‘Mom Friend’

Cathy Pedrayes is best known as TikTok’s “Mom Friend.” Cathy Pedrayes earned a following as TikTok’s “Mom Friend” for her practical safety tips � from how to break a car window in an emergency to what not to post on social media. She’s a TV host and has been featured on Today Parents, The Miami Herald, BuzzFeed News, The Bump and Good Morning America. Her book, “The Mom Friend Guide to Everyday Safety and Security,” was published last year. Growing up, safety talk in my family centered around physical safety: ...[More]

How to have the tech talk with kids, according to TikTok’s ‘Mom Friend’

Cathy Pedrayes is best known as TikTok’s “Mom Friend.” Cathy Pedrayes earned a following as TikTok’s “Mom Friend” for her practical safety tips � from how to break a car window in an emergency to what not to post on social media. She’s a TV host and has been featured on Today Parents, The Miami Herald, BuzzFeed News, The Bump and Good Morning America. Her book, “The Mom Friend Guide to Everyday Safety and Security,” was published last year. Growing up, safety talk in my family centered around physical safety: ...[More]

Pocket kicks off 2023 with new and expanded publisher partnerships  

New curated collections focused on “People of Deutschland” book The Pocket editorial and product teams have been busy over the past couple of months to continue delivering the great experience Pocket users have come to expect. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new at Pocket, starting with our newest and returning publisher partnerships, followed by the latest updates to Pocket Android.   Pocket PartnersSince 2020, Pocket has expanded its commitment to high-quality content discovery with the development of Pocket Collections: human-cu...[More]

Pocket kicks off 2023 with new and expanded publisher partnerships  

New curated collections focused on “People of Deutschland” book The Pocket editorial and product teams have been busy over the past couple of months to continue delivering the great experience Pocket users have come to expect. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new at Pocket, starting with our newest and returning publisher partnerships, followed by the latest updates to Pocket Android.   Pocket PartnersSince 2020, Pocket has expanded its commitment to high-quality content discovery with the development of Pocket Collections: human-cu...[More]

How to have the tech talk with kids, according to TikTok’s ‘Mom Friend’ 

Cathy Pedrayes is best known as TikTok’s “Mom Friend.” Cathy Pedrayes earned a following as TikTok’s “Mom Friend” for her practical safety tips � from how to break a car window in an emergency to what not to post on social media. She’s a TV host and has been featured on Today Parents, The Miami Herald, BuzzFeed News, The Bump and Good Morning America. Her book, “The Mom Friend Guide to Everyday Safety and Security,” was published last year. Growing up, safety talk in my family centered around physical safety: Look...[More]

How to have the tech talk with kids, according to TikTok’s ‘Mom Friend’ 

Cathy Pedrayes is best known as TikTok’s “Mom Friend.” Cathy Pedrayes earned a following as TikTok’s “Mom Friend” for her practical safety tips � from how to break a car window in an emergency to what not to post on social media. She’s a TV host and has been featured on Today Parents, The Miami Herald, BuzzFeed News, The Bump and Good Morning America. Her book, “The Mom Friend Guide to Everyday Safety and Security,” was published last year. Growing up, safety talk in my family centered around physical safety: Look...[More]