Facebook has publicly committed to fighting racism, but there are concerns that isn't translating to its recruitment practices. Reuters sources say the US Equal
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Canada will invest billions to electrify mass transit
Mass transit isn't getting much use during the pandemic, but Canada wants to be sure it's eco-friendly when the crisis is over. The Canadian
Sonos’ Roam can reportedly pass music to other speakers
More details of Sonos' portable Roam speaker are dribbling out, and they suggest there will be more to draw you in besides the size
FedEx plans for an all-electric delivery fleet by 2040
FedEx will replace its current delivery trucks with electric models until its entire fleet is made up of zero—emission vehicles by 2040. The company
ICYMI: We review Samsung’s improved Galaxy Chromebook 2
This week we got our hands on Samsung’s new Galaxy Chromebook 2, and Nathan Ingraham details the ways that the new model makes significant
Google Fit’s camera-based heart and breathing rate trackers arrive March 8th
Google will start rolling out the Fit app's camera-based heart and respiratory rate trackers on Monday, March 8th. The tech giant first revealed the
VW ‘Project Trinity’ teases cars that unlock features on-demand
Volkswagen claims it's "not afraid" of the threat posed by any Apple Car and released this shadowy teaser image that may represent why. The
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has created an NFT for the first tweet
If you've used social media much, then you've seen the first tweet ever. Sent on March 21st, 2006 by Twitter co-founder and current CEO
Tesla ditches forums and pushes fans to take political action with Engage
Tesla has created a new website for its fans, one mainly designed to spur them to political action on its behalf. Dubbed Tesla Engage,
NASA took Perseverance for its first ‘spin’ on Mars
NASA’s Perseverance rover has completed its first test drive since landing on the surface of Mars on February 18th. On March 4th, it went
