Author: Zach_Wilson

Nike designed new gear to keep athletes cool in a warming world

Nike is showing off new performance apparel today that it says it designed with climate change in mind. It introduced its new Aero-FIT performance cooling technology, which it says will make its debut in football kits Nike federations wear in 2026. The company claims the technology boosts sweating efficiency by…

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Nissan adds solar roof to Japan’s most popular little EV – and it promises to add 1,800 miles of free range a year

Nissan creates an extending solar roof to top up EV batteries The tech is demonstrated on Japan’s top-selling small EV Japanese marque wants to roll it out commercially Nissan will showcase its take on a solar roof at the Japan Mobility show later this month, as it unveils a Sakura…

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You can get three months of Audible’s subscription for $3

If you’re tight on time to read through your backlog of books, audiobooks might be a more convenient way to get caught up. Amazon is offering a steep discount on Audible Premium Plus that lets new and lapsed subscribers pay $.99 (usually $14.95) per month for three months. The subscription…

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Google is turning on the gas for its data centers

Google’s latest pledge to support a new clean energy technology is… a gas project? To be precise, it’s a gas-fired power plant outfitted with filtering devices to capture its planet-heating carbon emissions. Is this just a polluting fossil fuel project in sheep’s clothing? Google just inked an agreement to support…

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EA partners with Stability AI for ‘transformative’ AI game-making tools

EA is partnering with Stability AI, the company that develops the Stable Diffusion AI image model, to help infuse AI into its development processes. The two companies will “co-develop transformative AI models, tools, and workflows that empower our artists, designers, and developers to reimagine how content is built,” EA says.…

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Scammers are targeting cloud systems to make off with hauls of gift cards

Atlas Lion used phishing to infiltrate gift card systems and impersonate authorized employees Attackers mapped infrastructure, avoided malware, and exploited internal workflows to steal gift cards Gift cards are fast, untraceable, and easily resold; access lasted nearly a year A Moroccan hacking collective has been targeting companies issuing gift cards…

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