The first round of the playoffs is nearing an end in the bubbles in Canada.
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Google confirms Android 11 will limit third-party camera apps because of location spying fears
Google is making a change in Android 11 that will force apps that want to take photos or video to use the phone’s built-in camera app — even if you’ve made a different camera app, like OpenCamera, your default choice for photos.
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Space Force to propose personnel reforms to attract tech talent
Space Force Vice Commander Thompson said the service wants to create a “21st century talent management and human capital strategy.”
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The phone that almost ruined my social life
Commentary: Here’s what happens when your phone tries to change your personality.
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How Earth’s gravity changed record-breaking asteroid’s path forever
Take that, asteroid 2020 QG!
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Watch 2021 Honda Civic Type R Limited Edition Hit 180 MPH
Much has been said about the Honda Civic Type R, usually about its handling characteristics. Front-wheel-drive cars typically aren’t known for such things, but Honda engineers have the hot hatch dialed in nearly to perfection. The downside is that the Civic’s straight-line guff often goes unnoticed, but not by the […]
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Check Out Jeep’s Cheat Sheet For Proving Wrangler Beats Bronco
The Ford Bronco is the first legitimate competitor to the Jeep Wrangler in quite a while. A new pamphlet uncovered by the Bronco 6G forum offers a glimpse into how Jeep salespeople are preparing to sell their off-roader against the new one from the Blue Oval.
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Eye-tracking mask could monitor people’s reactions to what they see
An eye-tracking mask that also measures the wearer’s pulse could be used to study people’s reactions to things they are viewing.
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Tesla Model S-derived hearse revealed to cater for ‘eco-funerals’
Electric funeral car has 220-mile range; will be sold in UK by Coleman Milne
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Japanese startup ispace raises $28 million in new funding for private moon landings
The Japanese space startup ispace is launching a new “Blueprint Moon” data analysis service on top of its plans for private lunar landings after raising $28 million in new investments.