Left AirPod looking for right AirPod: People pair when an earbud is missing
Instead of buying expensive new ones, hopeful neighbors are looking for free options.
These pandemic-era habits won’t die
From how we shop and work to how we connect with others, the pandemic has dramatically accelerated our adoption of some key technologies. Americans are not going to go back…
Team Biden takes aim at TikTok with Commerce Department move
The administration would likely need legislation from Congress to further strengthen its position.
Elon Musk says Twitter advertisers are coming back
In Paris, Musk also said he didn’t want to be the cause of an AI apocalypse and had lunch with LVMH boss Bernard Arnault.
Micron, blacklisted by Beijing, to inject $600 million into China expansion
The investment by the largest US memory chip maker comes about a month after major Chinese companies were banned from buying its products.
Did you know Teslas can fart? 6 smart devices with a childish sense of humor
Sure, Elon Musk cracks childish jokes, but many more tech gadgets and apps use simple jokes to connect with their buyers.
The regulation of AI is there. Almost.
The European Union Parliament has voted to advance a bill that positions itself as the first comprehensive set of Western AI regulations.
EU says it could seek dissolution of Google’s ad-tech business
The move means Europe is joining the United States’ antitrust assault on Google’s ad tech business, potentially setting up a protracted battle.
The ‘Taxi Prince’ takes on Uber — and wins
Uber has been outwitted in one of the biggest taxi markets in the world by the man known as Japan’s taxi prince.