The Affordable Connectivity Program Kept Them Online. What Now?
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is crucial to bridge the digital divide and ensure access to essential services for many individuals. [ more ]
The Federal Communications Commission voted to reinstate regulations on broadband providers to protect net neutrality, sparking debate between tech giants and broadband providers. [ more ]
One million cut broadband service amid cost-of-living crisis, survey finds
As many as one million people cut off their broadband in the last year as the cost-of-living crisis left them unable to afford it, a survey suggests.Those on universal credit were six times more likely to have stopped their broadband in the last 12 months than those who are not receiving the benefit amid rising bills, Citizens Advice found.
One million cut broadband access amid cost-of-living crisis survey
As many as one million people cut off their broadband in the last year as the cost-of-living crisis left them unable to afford it, a survey suggests.Those on universal credit were six times more likely to have stopped their broadband in the last 12 months than those who are not receiving the benefit amid rising bills, Citizens Advice found.
Arrests made after two men shot dead in targeted' Cambridgeshire shootings
Three people have been arrested after two men were shot dead in the same hour in two Cambridgeshire villages around six miles apart, with police describing the attacks as targeted and linked.Cambridgeshire police were called to reports of gunshots and found the body of a 32-year-old man inside a house in Meridian Close, Bluntisham just after 9pm on Wednesday night.
Best Places to Work from Home in the US - Today's Parent
During the peak of Covid-19, a record number of people abandoned the office in exchange for remote work.Mothers and fathers soon added "find and keep remote job" to their newborn checklists.But, as restrictions have gradually eased and remote opportunities transitioned to hybrid or returned to in-office, the Google searches for "best places to work from home" have skyrocketed.
ChatGPT Is the Wake-Up Call Schools Need to Limit Tech in Classrooms
Every week I get dozens of emails about ChatGPT and student education.As a professor of law focused on technology and a mom of three kids I am fielding messages from my kids' schools, from my workplace, and from colleagues near and far.They share a sense of panic about the AI chatbot that is able to almost magicallyand instantlygenerate schoolwork that students for centuries produced through laborious research and writing.
How To Watch Cardinals-Dodgers On Apple TV+ For Free
The Los Angeles Dodgers are on Apple TV+ Friday night for their first time of the 2023 season as a six-game homestand begins.The series opener against the St. Louis Cardinals won't be televised by SportsNet LA and is only available via live stream.Los Angeles Angels broadcaster Wayne Randazzo is handling play-by-play for the stream, and he's being joined by analyst Dontrelle Willis and reporter Heidi Watney.
Angels Broadcaster Wayne Randazzo Calling Dodgers Game On Apple TV+
The Los Angeles Dodgers are back on Apple TV+ for their series opener against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night.The game at Dodger Stadium is exclusively being streamed on Apple TV+ as part of their "Friday Night Baseball" schedule for the 2023 season.Los Angeles Angels broadcaster Wayne Randazzo will handle play-by-play duties and be joined in the booth by Dontrelle Willis, who is in his second season as a Dodgers analyst for SportsNet LA.
UNICEF: Digital divide hits women harder in poor countries
A new report has raised concerns over the disparity in internet access between women and men in low-income countries.Nine out of 10 young women and teenage girls in the world's poorest countries have no access to the internet, a UNICEF report published on Wednesday says.The wide disparity in internet access poses a serious risk that women will be left behind economically in an increasingly digitally connected world, the report from UNICEF stated.
Judge Denies Bond to Most Rounded Up in Mass Arrest for Opposing Cop City
Not everyone can pay for the news.But if you can, we need your support.Truthout is widely read among people with lower incomes and among young people who are mired in debt.Our site is read at public libraries, among people without internet access of their own.People print out our articles and send them to family members in prison - we receive letters from behind bars regularly thanking us for our coverage.
'They gave me purpose': Meet the group working to keep young people out of jail
When Jesse Page was released from prison just before Christmas, the pressure he felt was instant.Where was he going to work?What was he going to do?How on earth was he going to celebrate the holidays?There was no help available, he said, explaining that he found himself spiralling and thinking of dangerous solutions, just to make Christmas happen.
Utah's Governor Should Veto "Social Media Regulations" Bill S.B. 152
This week, EFF asked Utah's Governor Cox to veto a dangerous "social media regulations" bill, (McKell).Utah's bill is part of a wave of age verification laws that would make users less secure, and make internet access less private overall.EFF opposes laws that mandate age verification requirements, and Utah's S.B. 152 would be one of the worst we've seen.
Opinion: How we can rescue California's lost generation of students
Low math and reading indicators on the 2022 California School Dashboard are reviving grim predictions about students' future after COVID shutdowns.Data from the 2021-2022 school year shows that, along with declines in academic performance, the state saw rates of chronic absenteeism triple.Californians are no doubt asking themselves once again that difficult question: Were children's lives so disrupted by the pandemic's turmoil, sickness and learning loss that they'll never fully recover?
A 3D-printed rocket launched successfully but failed to reach orbit
The Terran 1 rocket, made largely of 3D-printed metal parts, launched successfully but failed to reach orbit on Wednesday.Trevor Mahlmann/Relativity Space A rocket made almost entirely of printed metal parts made its debut launch Wednesday night, but failed after three minutes of flight far short of reaching orbit.
EU seeks input on making tech companies pay for ISPs' network upgrades
The European Union government is seeking public input on a controversial proposal to make online platforms pay for telecom companies' broadband network upgrades and expansions.If it goes forward, tech companies like Google and Netflix and possibly many others could have to make payments toward the financing of broadband network deployment.
How to Use Parental Controls on Your Child's New Phone
The holiday season is here, and if you've decided to give in and get your child a smartphone or tablet, you may be nervous about safety, supervision and screen time.Software can't solve everything, but it can help.Here are a few of the tools available to help parents or caregivers guide children's first solo steps into the digital age.
Broadband should be made more accessible to people on benefits by encouraging them to use discounted deals designed for them, experts say.They told the Lords Digital Committee's digital exclusion hearings that cutting VAT on broadband could help people who struggle with "digital exclusion".
Earthquake: Magnitude 5.4 quake hits Northern California days after deadly temblor
A magnitude 5.4 earthquake hit Humboldt County on New Year's Day, rattling an area of Northern California that was still recovering from a deadly temblor just before Christmas.The epicenter of Sunday morning's earthquake was about 26 miles from Eureka and nine miles from Rio Dell, the city hit hardest by the Dec. 20 quake, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Microsoft and Viasat are using satellites to bring 10 million people online
As a variety of organizations and companies are working to expand (and sometimes restore) electricity to the hundreds of millions of people who don't have it, tech companies are working to make sure that people will have internet as soon as they get devices that can access it.Microsoft and Viasat are partnering to expand internet access to 10 million people living in places like Africa and North and Central America.
Russia launches fresh round of missile strikes at Ukraine's energy system
A resident pushes his bike on a snow-covered street past destroyed residential buildings in Borodyanka, near Kyiv, on Sunday.Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty Images KYIV, Ukraine Russia launched a new wave of airstrikes on Ukrainian cities Monday in its latest attempt to knock out power and other basic services to civilians as the country copes with sub-freezing temperatures.
Good Morning, News: Mass Shooting at a Virginia Walmart, Biden Extends Student Loan Repayment Pause, and I Need a Drink
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Russia says power being restored to occupied Kherson after 'terrorist attack'
Russian-appointed authorities have said they are working to partially restore power in the occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson following what they called a Ukrainian terrorist attack on power lines.he southern city in the region that Moscow illegally annexed in September was cut off from power and water supplies on Sunday following damage to three power lines.
Iran sanctions Europeans over criticism of protest crackdown
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Iran on Wednesday announced sanctions targeting more than 30 European individuals and entities, portraying the move as a response to recent European sanctions against officials linked to a crackdown on nationwide protests.Are you on Telegram?Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates on Russia's war in Ukraine.
Iran releases a top actress who was held for criticizing the crackdown on protests
Prominent Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti (center) holds flowers as she poses for a photo among her friends after being released from Evin prison in Tehran, Iran, on Wednesday.Gisoo Faghfouri/AP DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Iran released a prominent actress from an Oscar-winning film on Wednesday, nearly three weeks after she was jailed for criticizing a crackdown on anti-government protests, local reports said.
Russia has hit Ukraine with renewed missile strikes, knocking out power and water
In this photo provided by the Kyiv Regional Police, people stand near a body at the scene of a Russian shelling in Kyiv on Wednesday.Authorities reported power outages in multiple cities of Ukraine, including parts of Kyiv, and in neighboring Moldova after renewed strikes on Wednesday struck Ukrainian infrastructure facilities.
Ghana's school on stilts: the floating village where teachers are too scared to go
In west Ghana, the village of Nzulezo perches above the dark water of Lake Tadane, backed by dense swampland.Built entirely on wooden stilts and platforms carved from raffia palms, the cluster of structures is home to more than 500 people, with two churches, a small guesthouse, a bar and primary school.
When the California Legislature reconvenes this week for a new biennial session it will have dozens of new faces and also dozens of old, unresolved issues.Housing shortages, inflation, homelessness and drought are among the larger ones, but none is more important than the state's crisis in public education.
Dozens of 'warm' banks open across south east London this Winter, new figures show
Warm banks are taking people in across south east London who cannot afford to heat their homes, new figures show.The figures come as a leading anti-poverty charity cautions that hundreds of thousands of people on low incomes are at risk during the extreme low temperatures hitting the UK.The soaring cost of fuel and basic essentials has led to the rise of so-called 'warm banks' locations such as churches and libraries which people can visit if they are struggling to afford heating.
Two arrested in Croydon after loving' boy, 17, stabbed to death in Cambridge
Police handout photo of Jesse Nwokejiobi, has been named by police as the 17-year-old who was stabbed to death in Cambridge (Image: PA) Two teenage boys have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a creative and loving boy, 17, was fatally stabbed in Cambridge.Jesse Nwokejiobi died at the scene after what officers believe was a targeted attack near Logan's Meadow, Cambridge in the early hours of November 19.
Met Police called as cyber attack wipes out Tottenham school's phones and computers
Park View school in West Green Road, Tottenham, was the victim of a cyber-attack, which wiped out its phones and IT systems for days (Image: Google Streetview) A Tottenham school was forced to close for three days after a cyber attack knocked all its phones and IT systems offline.The attack on Park View, in West Green Road, has been reported to the Metropolitan Police.
Boys accused of stabbing creative and loving' Jesse Nwokejiobi, 17, to death
Two teenage boys have appeared in court charged with murdering a creative and loving 17-year-old stabbed in Cambridge.Jesse Nwokejiobi died at the scene after an attack near Logan's Meadow, a small reserve next to the River Cam, in the early hours of November 19.He died from a single stab wound to his chest, post-mortem tests ruled.
Two arrested on suspicion of murder after loving' boy, 17, stabbed in Cambridge
Two teenage boys have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a creative and loving boy, 17, was fatally stabbed in Cambridge.Jesse Nwokejiobi died at the scene after what officers believe was a targeted attack near Logan's Meadow, Cambridge in the early hours of November 19.Two 16-year-old boys were arrested on suspicion of murder at properties in south London on Friday night, Cambridgeshire Police said.
Virgin Media O2 brings data foodbank' to the high street to boost access
Virgin Media O2 is to offer access to national mobile data foodbank from inside some of its high street stores for the first time.The company has confirmed that 10 O2 stores across the UK will offer direct access to the National Databank for those eligible, and they will be able to receive 20GB of free O2 mobile data a month for up to six months.
Security Think Tank: Anti-ransomware strategies should be as easy as ABC
Maksim Kabakou - Fotolia
By Ransomware is one of those issues that can keep senior staff awake at night, particularly those responsible for keeping a company and its data information safe.They have probably done a good job, but nevertheless stories about major breaches at large institutions can cause a sense of unease.
Russia threatens commercial satellites that Pentagon sees as its future
A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket lifts off from Kennedy Space Center.Space X is scheduled to use the rocket, currently the world's most powerful, to launch a classified payload to space for the U.S. Space Force.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)On Thursday evening, SpaceX launched yet another of its Falcon 9 rockets to space, the 49th in 2022, a record as it continues to launch a rocket about once every six days.
Publisher blocks access to ebooks; students, faculty scramble
At George Washington University this fall, 269 students enrolled in a geography class were supposed to have free access to their course textbook, An Introduction to Human-Environment Geography: Local Dynamics and Global Processes, via a link on the course's Blackboard site.
Hundreds in Sherman Oaks protest the death of Iranian woman who was in police custody
News of her death sparked protests in numerous Iranian cities. Videos on social media have shown women burning their head scarves and cutting their hair in defiance of the strict dress codes.Many of the women demonstrators chanted "We would like freedom," as passing cars honked in support."This march is for the women of Iran.And if you look in Tehran, here or Irvine, it's women protestors leading and saying they're tired of being treated like half a person," he said.Social media and messaging platforms such as Instagram and WhatsApp are largely blocked.
What Video Footage Reveals About the Protests in Iran
An antigovernment demonstration on Sept. 22 in Iran's capital, Tehran, involved women burning their hijabs, a defining image of the protests repeated across the country.
Dodgers vs Giants: How to Watch Friday Night's Game, Streaming, First Pitch and More
Warning Dodgers fans!The Dodgers are taking on the Giants Friday night and the game is not going to be on SNLA, instead it will be an AppleTV+ exclusive.
An LAUSD strike survival guide: What you need to know
Here is a guide for coping with the three-day Los Angeles Unified School District walkout set to begin Tuesday morning.The basics The walkout - which will last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday - would include as many as65,000 workers.Schools would be closed during a strike.That is leaving parents scrambling.
UK dark web 'ban' debate sparked by Brianna Ghey murder
Ciaran Martin, the National Cyber Security Centre's first CEO, called for a greater focus on the dark web in UK schools to limit children's access to it.
Experts highlight the difficulty in achieving technology-based solutions to restrict children's access to the dark web. [ more ]
Since its launch in 2022, OpenAI's ChatGPT has seen a massive boost in popularity.The conversational AI service amassed 1 million users in just five days, and 53% of marketers report using chatbots like ChatGPT in their role.However, you're probably curious to know if there are any ChatGPT alternatives that better suit your needs as a marketer.
Montana is first state to ban TikTok over national security concerns
Montana became the first state to ban TikTok yesterday.In a press release, the state's Republican governor, Greg Gianforte, said the move was a necessary step to keep Montanans safe from Chinese Communist Party surveillance.The ban will take effect on January 1, 2024."The Chinese Communist Party is using TikTok to spy on Americans, violate their privacy, and collect their personal, private, and sensitive information is well-documented," Gianforte said.
TikTok secretly tracked which users viewed LGBTQ+ videos
TikTok, the popular video-sharing social platform, maintained a list of worldwide users who watch LGBTQ+ videos.Employees worried the list could leak, allowing governments and blackmailers to monitor and harass LGBTQ+ people worldwide, especially in countries that criminalize LGBTQ+ identities.From at least 2020 to 2021, the list was kept on a dashboard accessible to employees around the world.
HMD launched a pair of new feature phones in India today with the Nokia 105 (2023) and Nokia 106 4G.They bring support for India's Unified Payment Interface (UPI) system for instant payments with 123PAY without internet access.Nokia 105 (2023) The design is quite similar too.Nokia 105 (2023) is almost identical to 2021's Nokia 105 4G but lacks LTE connectivity.
Library funding becomes the 'nuclear option' as the battle over books escalates
Otter Bowman is one of many library staffers around Missouri scrambling to enact new policies around books selected for young readers.Libraries that don't comply risk losing state funding.Anna Huffman/Anna Huffman The decibel level is climbing as some 20 preschoolers sprawl out on an alphabet-pattern carpet for story hour.
Faraday Future Thinks ChatGPT Can Save its Troubled EV
After a string of failed starts, Faraday Future is looking to make up for some lost time by embracing artificial intelligence.The EV startup was founded back in 2014 but has only just started production on its first EV, the FF 91.Faraday Future went through a number of struggles, including financial turmoil and production delays.
2 teen girls charged in swarming death of unhoused Toronto man granted bail | CBC News
Two more teen girls who stand charged with second-degree murder in connection with the swarming death of Toronto man Ken Lee have been granted bail.Both girls, whose names cannot be released under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, were released on bail Wednesday after hearings in a downtown Toronto youth court.
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried tried to bribe Chinese officials, prosecutors say
Federal prosecutors tacked on a 13th criminal charge against Sam Bankman-Fried, accusing the FTX co-founder of bribing one or more Chinese government officials with $40 million worth of cryptocurrency.In the indictment, prosecutors allege that Bankman-Fried sought to pay off Chinese officials in an effort to unfreeze accounts belonging to his hedge fund, Alameda Research.
The continued trend for embedded mobile network access to become standard on ever more cars will see in-car connectivity hit the accelerator over the next seven years to reach 828.7 million, triple the 2022 total of 279.3 million, according to a study from Rethink Research.As a result, said the company's latest Wireless Watch research report and forecast on the connected car market, revenues derived from car connectivity will increase even more sharply and quadruple to $244bn by 2030, as 5G access becomes increasingly prevalent to deliver added-value services such as ultra HD streaming and more advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) features.
To my infinite chagrin, we're probably not getting tech IPOs until later this year
But there are reasons to be optimistic we'll get a good crop of public offerings
The IPO market thus far in 2023 has been a goose egg, and we probably won't get any interesting IPOs for another quarter or two.This is incredibly sad for your friendly, local TechCrunch+ reporting crew who love an S-1 more than anything else.
First Tech Fund announces open period for student fellowship * Brooklyn Paper
The First Tech Fund, a non-profit organization which aims to close the digital divide for low income students in New York City, has announced the open application period for its free fellowship program.The fellowship is open to high school students residing in NYC and is a year-long program which supports the fellows by providing technical tools and mentorship to help students achieve success and access to higher education.
Internet use in the course of conducting business is a foregone conclusion.For most industries, lacking access is an encumbrance, at best, to getting things done.However, significant risk accompanies internet access, such as viruses, ransomware and data theft, all of which result from unsafe practices.
Auditing and logging are essential measures for protecting mission-critical systems and troubleshooting problems.This policy outlines the appropriate auditing and logging procedures for computer systems, networks and devices that store or transport critical data.From the policy: Many computer systems, network devices and other technological hardware used in the enterprise can audit and log various activities.
IoT devices can be openings for attackers, causing major disruptions to businesses.Follow these three steps to secure your IoT devices.One of the common refrains I hear from IT managers is that their IT assets are of little value.Manufacturers, for example, don't believe their control systems are of any value to hackers, as they don't hold critical information and are easily reset to factory defaults if hacked.
The Other Ones Foundation to receive $3M to support Esperanza Community in Austin
AUSTIN, Texas The Travis County Commissioners Court has approved $3 million for a new transitional shelter contract with The Other Ones Foundation (TOOF).The money will go towards the Esperanza Community, a transitional shelter located in East Austin.The complex will be made up of 200 individual shelter units, shaded gathering areas, hygiene facilities and a community center.
AUSTIN, Texas The Other Ones Foundation (TOOF), a nonprofit, is getting people off the streets of Austin and into a place they can call home.They are putting in 100 trailer-type units in the Esperanza community at what used to be a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) workyard in South Austin.
MPs urge crackdown on pornography to tackle violence against women
Action must be taken against pornography to help end the epidemic of male violence against women and girls, according to a cross-party group of MPs.A substantial proportion of mainstream pornography features physically aggressive behaviour by men against women, says a report by the group.The MPs say there is extensive evidence that consuming pornography fuels sexual violence and influences viewers' behaviour, or sexual scripts, as well as perpetuating racist stereotypes.
Labour pledges cheap broadband tariff for low-income families
A Labour government would enforce a cheap broadband tariff for low-income families as well as taking action on mid-contract price hikes, the shadow culture secretary will announce.
US sanctions top Iranian officials over serious' human rights abuses against women and girls in prisons
The Biden administration took action Wednesday against several Iranian officials and entities for committing human rights abuses against women and girls in the latest round of sanctions against Tehran over its crackdown on unrest in the country.As the world marked International Women's Day, Wednesday's actions include sanctions against two senior officials in Iran's prison system responsible for serious human rights abuses, according to the US Treasury Department.
Ukraine's Scientists Receive a Funding Lifeline From Abroad
Larissa S. Brizhik didn't have to stay.Like many Ukrainian women and children, she could have fled the war zone.But as a department head at the Bogolyubov Institute for Theoretical Physics in Kyiv, responsible for a staff of 18, she decided to remain on the job.Late last year, Dr. Brizhik's institution received a one-year grant of $165,000.
Latest on Ukraine: Kherson revives as war rounds 9th month (Nov. 21)
Liudmyla, left, embraces her granddaughter, Ania, who arrived Saturday on the first Ukrainian Railways train to reach liberated Kherson, Ukraine.The train from Kyiv arrived to jubilation and tears.Carol Guzy for NPR As the week begins, here's a look ahead and a roundup of key developments from the past week.
Russian authorities: Power back on in occupied Kherson
People walk across a street during a blackout in Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022.(AP Photo/Andrew Kravchenko)KYIV, Ukraine - Russian-appointed authorities say they are working to partially restore power in the occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson following what they have called a Ukrainian terrorist attack on power lines.
Sony Walkman NW-A306 is for those who love high-quality audio streaming at affordable price - Yanko Design
Correlating Walkman and high-quality audio sounds foolish in an era dominated by music streaming services.Digital music has its own merits over tapes in the Walkman, but if you are a hard-core audiophile, you know the compressed music files shared on streaming services lack the acoustic quality the original tracks offer.
Comparing Wayne.js with Express.js for service worker routing - LogRocket Blog
In this article, we will describe how to export a simple REST API from Express.js to Wayne.js.We won't just change a framework; we'll translate from the cloud paradigm to the edge paradigm.Express.js is a simple web server designed to accommodate a REST API, and, on a smaller scale, it reproduces the concept of having the workload of the REST API executed on a server in a cloud setting.
Our team needs us to deploy a custom image quickly and write a script in a file to accomplish a task.We will perform a task that we may not have encountered before, so we will ensure we do research if we do not know the answer.The mission: 1. Create an image using Nginx and add a file to display the date and time the container was deployed 2. Deploy the container with port 8080 open 3. Save the container data to the AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) Prerequisites: Amazon Web Services(AWS) user account Docker account Integrated Development environment(IDE)- in our case Cloud9 We need inbound access to port 80. Since we are using an AWS Cloud9 environment, we will edit our security group and add the rule as shown.
Jennifer Lopez Announces New Album This Is Me...Now
The more things change, the more they stay the same: Jennifer Lopez has today announced a new album called This Is Me...Now, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of her 2001 LP This Is Me...Then.Lopez shared the news on Instagram today with a reel in which she recreates the original album art from when she was 32 (girl, drop that skincare routine!) before it transforms AI-style into the new album art (girl, drop that ab workout routine!!!).
Netflix's ad-supported tier launches at $6.99-but there are compromises
Today, Netflix launched "Basic with Ads," its previously announced ad-supported subscription tier, in the US and several other countries.At $6.99 monthly, it's the cheapest Netflix subscription option, but it comes with some notable compromises.The countries to get Basic with Ads today include the US, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Australia, Japan, Korea, and Brazil; it first launched two days ago in Canada and Mexico.
10 Million Americans Are Still Owed Money From The IRS, But Time Is Running Out
Earlier this week, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) announced that at least 10 million Americans who qualified for the 2021 stimulus checks and Child Tax Credits haven't yet received them.
Politically connected not-for-profit leader sentenced to probation for misappropriating state grants
The politically connected former leader of a Chicago not-for-profit escaped prison time Tuesday when a judge sentenced him to two years of probation for misappropriating more than a quarter-million dollars in state grants intended to develop south suburban commercial properties and fund a job training program.
Study links completion gains to taking (some) online courses
A longtime higher ed paradox is this: community colleges open doors to educational opportunities, particularly for underrepresented, low-income or underprepared students, but most students who enter these institutions do not earn degrees.
Teardown shows Apple iPhone 14 Pro is not pro-repair
Apple's iPhone 14 can be repaired more easily than its predecessors, but its Pro model retains the architectural inaccessibility of older iPhones and resists replacement parts, even authentic Cupertino kit.
How to stream tonight's historic Yankees-Red Sox game on Apple TV+ for free | Engadget
Don't panic that you might miss out on tonight's potentially legendary match-up between the Yankees and Red Sox just because it's on Apple TV+ - there's a good chance you can tune in for free.
U.S. lets tech firms boost internet access in Iran following a crackdown on protesters
Protesters gather in front of the embassy of Iran in Berlin, on Tuesday after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the custody of Iran's morality police.