ChipokiaTech news, without the noise

About Chipokia

A free, independent tech news reader. No ads, no accounts, no tracking.

What Chipokia does

Chipokia checks 50 established technology publications every hour and collects what they have just published in one clean, fast page. Each story shows the headline, a short preview, the publication's name and how long ago it ran, and links straight back to the original article. There is no paywall, no signup and nothing to install.

How stories are chosen

Stories are gathered automatically from each publication's own news feed. Nothing is hand-picked, rewritten or reordered by Chipokia, and no publication pays to appear. The Sources page lists every publication, links to its website and shows when it was last checked.

Voting

Readers can vote a story up or down. Those votes decide what appears under Top today and Top this week, so the front page reflects what readers actually found worth reading rather than what was published most recently. Votes are anonymous and reflect Chipokia readers only.

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AI · Apple · Google · Microsoft · Security · Chips · Phones · Computing · Gaming · Space · Electric Vehicles · Internet & Social · Streaming · Policy · Science

Copyright and credit

Chipokia shows a headline, a short preview and a thumbnail, always with the publication's name and a direct link to the full article on that publication's own site. Full articles are never republished here. All content belongs to the publication that produced it, and Chipokia is not affiliated with any of them. If you are a publisher and would prefer not to be included, your feed can be removed on request.

Privacy

There are no ads, no analytics and no trackers. One optional cookie remembers your votes, and only if you allow it. The Cookie & Privacy Policy covers the details.

How it is built

Chipokia runs on Cloudflare's network with no third-party scripts, so pages load quickly anywhere in the world. It was built and is maintained by one person who reads a lot of tech news.

Follow along

New stories are also available as an RSS feed you can add to any reader.