The optics in your smartphone have been pretty much the same for more than a decade. That’s about to change.
Lees meerSecurity cameras. License plate readers. Smartphone trackers. Drones. We’re being watched 24/7. What happens when all those data streams fuse into one?
Lees meerYeah, there's a big football game this weekend, but we're more excited about these OLED TV and soundbar deals.
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Lees meerAmazon has made a lot of helpful, but also bizarre, stuff during CEO Jeff Bezos’s reign. Here are some of our favorites.
Lees meerResearchers have found that most calls to disrupt videoconferences originate with the participants, especially in high schools and colleges.
Lees meerThe massively popular game gives players the freedom and autonomy to backstab one another—but also build connections.
Lees meerThe world’s most popular browser is about to make it a lot harder for advertisers to track your online activity.
Lees meerInternet regulators around the world conflate the two, which strains international relations.
Lees meerIt appears that not only Russia but also China targeted the company, a reminder of the many ways interconnectedness can go wrong.
Lees meerAndy Jassy, who helped create Amazon Web Services in 2006 and has run it since, will take over as chief executive later this year.
Lees meerThe retail giant agrees to repay almost $62 million in tips to drivers for its Flex delivery service; the company used the money to meet its promised hourly wages.
Lees meerA modeling system called Vulcan shows that on average, cities across the country pollute 18.3 percent more than they’ve estimated.
Lees meerYou should never drive in a car with no windows. But if you ever do find yourself in one, you can use physics to get your bearings.
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Lees meerThis month's focus is on reporter Mohamad Mosaed, an outspoken critic of the Iranian government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Lees meerIn Fake Famous, journalist Nick Bilton sets out to document how easy it is to manufacture celebrity online.
Lees meerUnemployment is high, and many pre-pandemic jobs will not return. But the US spends a smaller share of its economy on training than most developed nations.
Lees meerTen years ago, democracy protesters used social media to organize against an oppressor. But ultimately, the powerful came out ahead.
Lees meerIt turns out Tim Cook blames Mark Zuckerberg for undermining democracy, too.
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