Researchers at a cybersecurity firm say they have identified vulnerabilities in software widely used by millions of connected devices—flaws that could be exploited by hackers to penetrate business and home computer networks and disrupt them.
Australia to reveal laws to make Google and FB pay for news
Australia’s government will reveal legislation in Parliament on Wednesday that would make Facebook and Google pay for journalism.
Chuck Yeager, test pilot who first broke sound barrier, dies at age 97
Yeager’s exploits are depicted in the book and movie The Right Stuff.
8 best phones under $200: Our picks for 2020 budget phones that work great
If you’re looking for a phone for $200 or under, check out the ones we’ve reviewed and new ones we’re excited about.
Mercedes contemplating bringing the eSprinter stateside, report says
The US version could get a bigger battery and would compete with Amazon’s Rivian-designed rig.
2022 Genesis GV70 hits the US next year with two turbo engine options
Genesis offers a few more details of its compact GV70 crossover.
LG launches disinfection robot for COVID-19 containment
LG has introduced a new disinfection robot as South Korea sees a surge in new COVID-19 cases.
Woodside uses cloud to reduce seismic data processing time down to 90 minutes
Using the AWS cloud, Woodside Energy has reduced the 10-day supercomputer processing time down to 90 minutes.
Second judge says Trump can’t ban TikTok
A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction that should keep the US Commerce Department from banning transactions with TikTok.
Google Stadia will let all users livestream games directly to YouTube tomorrow
From the very beginning, Google Stadia and YouTube were supposed to work together — thanks to the magic of cloud computing, you’d be able to click a YouTube ad to instantly begin playing a game, YouTubers would be able to invite their viewers to instantly join their game, and — […]