66 Best Star Wars Gifts for 2023: Top Picks From the Biggest Nerds in the Galaxy – CNET 29-07-2023
Lose yourself in a galaxy far, far away while searching for the best Star Wars gifts around.Lees verder op Cnet
Lose yourself in a galaxy far, far away while searching for the best Star Wars gifts around.Lees verder op Cnet
The latest Echo Dot is an excellent smart speaker, with a suite of useful features and decent sound from a compact unit.Lees verder op Cnet
The Seleção take on Les Bleus in the pick of this weekend’s matches at the Women’s World Cup.Lees verder op Cnet
Mike Masnick, who founded Techdirt in 1998, writes for an influential audience of lawmakers, C.E.O.s and activists. Somehow, he’s still an optimist about the promise of technology.Lees verder op New York Times
Surprisingly tricky questions about an increasingly popular vehicle.Lees verder op New York Times
The e-bike industry is booming, but many vehicles are not legal for teenagers, and accidents are on the rise.Lees verder op New York Times
Wall Street Journal: Inside Walmart’s warehouse in Brooksville, Florida, which is becoming the company’s first US warehouse to use automated robotic systems to handle most products — Robots do the lifting and the hauling; for workers, no more aching backs—but one packed on pounds Lees verder op Tech Meme
Lauren Smiley / Wired: The backup driver of a self-driving Uber that killed a pedestrian in Arizona in 2018 pleads guilty to endangerment, in the first automated vehicle fatality case — After five years of purgatory, Rafaela Vasquez, the operator of a self-driving Uber that killed a pedestrian in 2018, pleaded guilty to endangerment. Lees verder op Tech Meme
Newley Purnell / Wall Street Journal: A Hong Kong judge rejects a government bid to ban the online dissemination of pro-democracy song “Glory to Hong Kong” on Google and other sites — Judge refuses to issue order blocking online dissemination of protest anthem, saying criminal acts can be punished by the city’s current laws Lees verder op Tech Meme
Filipe Espósito / 9to5Mac: Apple plans to require developers to submit reasons to use certain APIs in their apps starting this fall, to prevent the misuse of those APIs for fingerprinting — The App Store review process is very strict to ensure that apps comply with Apple’s guidelines. And soon, this whole process will get even stricter. Lees verder op Tech Meme