Author: Zach_Wilson
Apple rumor points to an iPhone 16, Watch, and AirPods launch event next month
When will we meet the iPhone 16 and other new items from Apple, like MacBook Pro laptops with M4 chips inside? Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman says that based on his sources, a launch event on September 10th could reveal the new iPhone lineup, as well as the Apple Watch Series…
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SCOTUS could deal another blow to climate action
The Supreme Court could stall action on climate change yet again as it weighs whether to pause new pollution regulations for coal-fired power plants. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized rules this year aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions from coal plants. But red states and industry groups are challenging…
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Chanel’s New Celeb-Endorsed Audio Jewelry Is Powered by Master & Dynamic
The uber-luxe Première Sound Watch is here to join the cheapo wired buds revolution, despite being the very opposite. Source
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Families can sue app developer for breaking its anti-bullying pledge, says court
An appeals court revived a lawsuit against the anonymous messaging service Yolo, which allegedly broke a promise to unmask bullies on the app. In a ruling issued Thursday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act shouldn’t block a claim that Yolo misrepresented its…
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Hotel room key cards everywhere could be at risk from RFID security flaw
Contactless cards used to open doors in hotels and offices around the world are flawed in a way that could allow any person to open practically any door, experts have warned. Cybersecurity researchers from Quirkslab focused on FM11RF08S, a variant of the MIFARE Classic card that was released in 2020…
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US sues RealPage over rent-setting software that allegedly drove up prices
The Justice Department is suing the company behind a widely used software that helps landlords set rental prices. It alleges that RealPage’s rent recommendation algorithm drives up prices and “deprives renters of the benefits of competition on apartment leasing terms.” In the complaint, the DOJ, along with eight states, claim…
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