Your iPhone Costs Too Much

It’s a failure that all the energy and marketing muscle goes to the Lexus of smartphones, not the Corollas. This is starting to change. Press Release Distribution Service

Israeli Army’s Idea Lab Aims at a New Target: Saving Lives

The country has engaged defense contractors, doctors, engineers, scientists — and most of the senses — in its battle against the coronavirus. Press Release Distribution Service

Google Sibling Abandons Ambitious City of the Future in Toronto

In scrapping the project, the company cited the economic upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but critics say it was a loser from the start and a failure in “surveillance capitalism.” Press Release Distribution Service

Eager to Corral the Coronavirus, U.K. Tests a Disputed Tracing App

The British government’s tool to track infected people puts it at odds with Apple and Google on privacy. Press Release Distribution Service

Electric Trucks Will Be True Signal of Electric Vehicle Era

Electric Hummers and Cybertrucks, as well as the next generation of S.U.V.s, will signal the arrival of the E.V. era in America if they start to sell in big numbers. Press Release Distribution Service

SpaceX Changes to Starlink Satellites Earn Astronomers’ Praise

Some astronomers who have criticized the company’s orbital internet constellation were encouraged by the measures it announced. Press Release Distribution Service

An E-Commerce Future, Ready or Not

All this online shopping might stick. Here’s what this could mean for our budgets and spending habits. Press Release Distribution Service

With Galleries Closed, a Moment for Net Artists to Shine

Shuttered museums are rushing to create meaningful interactions online, but artists have been doing this since the 1990s. Press Release Distribution Service

How My Boss Monitors Me While I Work From Home

As we shelter in place in the pandemic, more employers are using software to track our work — and us. Press Release Distribution Service

People Are Panic-Buying Meat, Toilet Paper … and Pelotons?

With gyms closed and nowhere to go, more people are shelling out $2,245 for the workout bike. Press Release Distribution Service

A $5 Billion Proposal to Fight Online Child Sexual Abuse

New legislation would try to curb the illegal imagery with record levels of funding for law enforcement. The bill, coming in response to a Times investigation, also calls for a new oversight position in the White House. Press Release Distribution Service

Barack Obama to Celebrate Graduating Seniors in at Least 3 Events

“Even if we can’t get together in person this year, Michelle and I are excited to celebrate the nationwide Class of 2020,” the former president said in announcing his commencement schedule. Press Release Distribution Service

First Quarter Earnings Were Terrible, But Executives Offer Some Hope

While the pandemic has made it hard to offer forecasts, some corporate leaders said things might be getting a little better — or at least no worse. Press Release Distribution Service

California Sues Uber and Lyft, Claiming Workers Are Misclassified

The ride-hailing companies are accused of defying a new state law that says gig workers should be treated as employees. Press Release Distribution Service

Why Rural America’s Digital Divide Persists

The pandemic is making clear that rural Americans are left behind. Less clear is how to fix it. Press Release Distribution Service

Adam Neumann, WeWork’s Former Chief, Sues SoftBank

The lawsuit accuses SoftBank of improperly backing out of an offer to buy shares held by Mr. Neumann, employees and other investors. Press Release Distribution Service

Parking Lots Have Become a Digital Lifeline

With cafes and libraries closed, Americans without internet access are sitting outside them to get free and fast connections. Press Release Distribution Service

When Tech Helps the Vulnerable

Tens of millions of Americans have lost their jobs. Here’s how one tech company is helping. Press Release Distribution Service

An Amazon Vice President Quit Over Firings of Employees Who Protested

Tim Bray, an engineer who had been a vice president of Amazon’s cloud computing arm, said the firings were “evidence of a vein of toxicity running through the company culture.” Press Release Distribution Service

One of Amazon’s Most Powerful Critics Lives in Its Backyard

Representative Pramila Jayapal of Washington tried to keep her concerns about the company private. Now she’s going public. Press Release Distribution Service

‘I Could Solve Most of Your Problems’: Eric Schmidt’s Pentagon Offensive

The former Google C.E.O. has reinvented himself as the prime liaison between Silicon Valley and the military-industrial complex. Press Release Distribution Service

Antarctica vs. Science

For researchers using delicate, one-of-a-kind equipment, the extreme conditions at the bottom of the planet pose special challenges. Press Release Distribution Service

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