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New Indian social media rules could threaten free expression, critics warn
Internet freedom advocates on Feb 26 warned new Indian social media regulations could pose a threat to freedom of expression, after New Delhi announced plans for tough new rules that could force platforms to remove content it deems objectionable.
New Zealand to use AI-enabled drones to track endangered dolphins
New Zealand’s government said on Feb 26 that it was backing a new project that uses drone technology to understand and protect the endangered Māui dolphins in the country.
That cheap 2TB USB stick is probably fake - here’s how you know
If your USB looks to have too much space to be true, and come at a very low price, it may just be a fake.
Used electric car batteries are heading to factories and farms
Retired electric vehicle batteries that are repackaged into energy-storage systems are being targeted at industrial consumers who’ve been slower to adopt the technology than utilities or homeowners.
Sony to open PlayStation 5 for storage upgrades in summer
Sony Corp is preparing to open up its PlayStation 5 for internal storage upgrades this summer, lifting a bottleneck that prevents gamers from having more than a few marquee games on their console at one time, people briefed on the plan said.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro: All set to make waves
The Galaxy Buds Pro are Samsung’s most evolved earbuds yet.
The school leader getting New Mexico’s tribes online
Working with rural tribal communities in the southwestern US state of New Mexico, Kimball Sekaquaptewa knows more than most about the challenges of remote schooling.
Sharing ‘deepfake’ porn images should be a crime, says British law body
Sharing digitally altered “deepfake” pornographic images should be made a crime, a British government-backed review said on Feb 26 after finding victims were being denied justice because the law has not kept up with new, high-tech forms of abuse.
Electronic Arts cancels ‘Gaia’ game after years in development
Video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc has cancelled a game that was in development at its Montreal office for nearly six years, according to people familiar with the matter.
Factbox: Keeping fintech in Britain fit after Brexit
LONDON (Reuters) - A government-sponsored review of financial technology firms chaired by former Worldpay CEO Ron Kalifa has set out recommendations for government and private sector action to keep the UK competitive, after Brexit left fintechs in Britain adrift from the European Union single market.
