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Twitter disputes claim that Donald Trump’s account hacked by researcher who guessed his ‘maga2020!’ password
Twitter is disputing the account of a security researcher in the Netherlands who claimed he accessed US President Trump’s Twitter account – simply by guessing that the password was “maga2020!”
Covid and a crowd of startups are forever changing how Americans buy cars
The pandemic has accelerated consumers’ shift from analogue to digital when it comes to car shopping.
Report: Social media influencers push US voting misinformation
Social media influencers, partisan news outlets and even US President Donald Trump’s son are driving the spread of online misinformation swirling around the US vote, casting doubt on this year’s election and prematurely raising suspicions about the accuracy of its results.
Coronavirus boosts cloud kitchens as foodie Asians order in
Singapore’s Ebb & Flow Group took an unusual route to creating one of its most popular food items: analysing more than 200,000 data points to predict customer preference and potential demand.
Poll: Social media abuse drives girls off Facebook, Instagram, Twitter
Online abuse is driving girls to quit social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, with nearly 60% experiencing harassment, a global study showed on Oct 4.
Far from home, refugees build digital heritage with virtual reality
Growing up, Naseem Badar heard stories from her parents, uncles and aunts of how they fled for their lives from their village in northern India amidst bloody riots during the Partition and made their way to the newly created country of Pakistan.
Britain finally launches virus app in England and Wales
The British government on Sept 24 finally launches its troubled smartphone app to help track the coronavirus in England and Wales – four months behind schedule and with cases once again surging.
Whatever happened to China’s giant piles of abandoned bicycles?
Remember those colourful mountains of metal in China after its bike-sharing boom went bust in 2017?
Drone maker hurt by US-China rift, opening door to US rivals
Skateboarders, surfers and mountain bikers used to be the target customers for California startup Skydio, a maker of high-end drones that can home in on people and capture their movements on video all by themselves. Now US police officers, firefighters and soldiers are interested in the self-flying machines.
UK relaunches virus-tracking app after first effort failed
Boris Johnson’s UK government is restarting trials of its much-delayed coronavirus-tracing app, after a previous effort was abandoned, with a focus on privacy and helping people to track their own movements.
