Tech Newsletters

A thoughtful weekly newsletter helping you feel inspired, be productive & think critically. Dense Discovery is one of the most informative newsletters out there. Every week writer Kai Brach shares a handful of discussions in the design, tech, and cultural space. Embark on a journey of uncovering thought-provoking books, inspiring design, helpful apps and sites, and food for thought to get your brain in gear. Kai aims to educate his readers, inspire them with possibilities and get them to think and judge critically. Learn more about the world and yourself with recommendations from industry professionals, insightful videos and articles, and aesthetically pleasing designs. Subscribe to Dense Discovery and join over 36,000 readers for valuable insights, quotes, and recommendations on design, tech, psychology, philosophy, and more.

A newsletter about big tech and society. As the name suggests it’s a newsletter about big tech. Alex is a longtime tech journalist that has an insider look into everything that is shaking the big tech world. His impeccable research into every topic makes the newsletter issues the most original content you wouldn't find elsewhere. While mainly focusing on Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook and Google, he also does occasional dives into Big Government stories and Big Pharma. All that shapes our society and all that is kept behind the scenes, are being surfaced and put in front of the readers. So become one and join a whooping 80,000+ subscriber list that enjoys for independent, in-depth stories on Big Tech!  

Small improvements through tech. Iterate Weekly covers the intersection of technology, mindfulness, and productivity. The newsletter provides an overview and commentary of tech trends and products, all through the author's personal lens. Read about smart bathrooms, the need for a VR headset, and a digital sense of smell, and become a more informed digital citizen. Subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest and greatest of tech and start making those small, iterative changes that will improve your life.

A weekly newsletter on tech and consumer culture. Brianne Kimmel’s newsletter is all things work+tech, featuring original essays and interviews with founders. The newsletter focuses on consumers, tools, and trends and tackles topics on The New American Dream and the future of work. Brianne Kimmel is very experienced with startups and carries a mission “to make work more creative, flexible & human”. Read about game-like experiences in tech, unbundling of LinkedIn, and efforts bridging the gap between the real-life and virtual world. Subscribe to a must-read and get a look inside Silicon Valley.

​​I write a weekly newsletter about the future of work, money, and cities. Dror Poleg wrote the book ‘Rethinking Real Estate’ and it seems that ‘rethinking’ became a common pattern in all of his writing. In his newsletter, Dror rethinks concepts such as Ponzi schemes or the need for belonging and explores their roles in a current setting. The author discusses the future of work as well as the future of the internet frequently focusing on socioeconomic effects. The newsletter usually consists of an original piece, a deep dive on the subject in question, but sometimes you’ll also find extensive commentary (almost a debate) on a high-profile article.  So if you’re interested in the future of the internet and money - subscribe and stay informed.

Understand the world, imagine better futures Sentiers is a weekly newsletter where author Patrick Tanguay sheds light on social and cultural issues, looking for ways to bring positive change through humane tech. Every Saturday, Patrick sends out curation of selected articles to inform and educate people on various topics such as tackling climate change, the evolution of AI, and how investors can influence the development of civilization. You can further boost your knowledge and apply what you learn by becoming a member, accessing Sentiers’ Learning Collection, and participating in the learning community. Subscribe to Sentiers to enhance your knowledge on abstract topics and societal issues while developing your thinking for a broader perspective on tech, culture, and society.  

Complicated technology in simple language for the non-technical. The technologic newsletter is making technology understandable for the average person. Chad Underwood is driven by the excitement he gets when he helps other people conquer their fears of technology. He paints a bigger picture, provides real-world examples, and different possible situations to highlight the importance of the issues and explain why YOU need to understand how it all works. From answering questions like what’s a zero-day or the trojan horse to explaining Operating Systems and APIs, Chad does it in a way that ‘a Kindergartener would understand”.

Technically explains software and hardware in simple and engaging way so you can impress your boss. Technically is a newsletter with a strong focus on technical concepts. Justin Gage wants to help you to identify trends in technology, understand difficult concepts, and find better solutions. Technically answers questions like "What’s an API" and "How does Machine Learning work" and covers a wide range of tech topics writing about the Cloud, Domains, and the prospects of GPT-3. So if you are someone who interacts with software on a daily basis, works at a bank or a tech company, subscribe to Technically for the most useful and fun-to-read content.

Jeff Ding's weekly translation of writings from Chinese thinkers on China's AI landscape. ChinAI newsletter provides a distinctive perspective on the intersection of China and the technology that is changing the world. Jeffrey Ding shares weekly translations on AI policy and strategy from Chinese thinkers, think tanks, and government departments. Read translations on the making of Alibaba Cloud, AI white papers, and Tencent’s manufacturing strategy. The newsletter provides interesting updates on China’s AI development through two sections: Featured Translation and This Week’s ChinAI Links. Subscribe if you are curious about the business environment and AI scene of China.

What happened in tech that actually mattered, and what did it mean? In this weekly newsletter, Benedict Evans dives deep into the tech world and analyzes technology's outcomes that matter. Providing context to the latest news and developments, Benedict Evans helps you cut through the noise. His in-depth analysis on various technological topics ranges from Twitter’s privacy scandal and Google’s Magic AI to Web3, NFTs, the Metaverse, and how the fashion industry is leveraging virtual reality. Subscribe to Benedict’s newsletter and start understanding the impact of tech and what the future holds.