Become an armchair expert with this list of last week’s biggest or most interesting news stories.
Microsoft says hackers from Russia and North Korea attacked COVID-19 vaccine makers
Cyberattacks that originated in North Korea and Russia have been targeting companies conducting research for COVID-19 vaccines and treatments, Microsoft said in a new blog post. The company says the attacks were aimed at seven leading pharmaceutical companies and researchers in the US, Canada, France, India, and South Korea.
US gives Qualcomm approval to sell 4G chips to Huawei despite sanctions
Qualcomm has received permission from the US to sell 4G mobile chips to Huawei, an exemption to the Trump administration’s ban on doing business with the Chinese company, Reuters reported. Qualcomm didn’t specify which products it’s allowed to sell to Huawei, but told Reuters they were related to mobile devices.
Modern Classic Review: 1999-2001 Honda Integra Type R (DC2R)
The Integra is an iconic offering in Honda’s line-up of decades past, and its absence is felt by all fans. Here, we take a look at a very clean example of the hero Type R.
Best gifts for foodies in 2020
A bevy of gift ideas for people serious about their eats.
The best gifts for girls ages 9-12
These presents will delight preteen girls this holiday season.
The Average Temperature of the Universe has Been Getting Hotter and Hotter
For almost a century, astronomers have understood that the Universe is in a state of expansion. Since the 1990s, they have come to understand that as of four billion years ago, the rate of expansion has been speeding up. As this progresses, and the galaxy clusters and filaments of the […]
Porsche hypercar concepts, Rezvani Hercules 6×6, BMW iX: This Week’s Top Photos
Porsche shocked the automotive world this week by revealing many of its secret design studies and concept cars developed over the past 15 years. One of them was this Vision 918 RS which was developed last year as a vision of a successor to the 918 Spyder.
Hyundai and Kia to partner with computing giant Nvidia on infotainment
Next-generation Hyundai and Kia cars will be equipped with an infotainment system that will connect to your phone and your home.