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The world’s largest carbon removal project yet is headed for Wyoming
/ Massive endeavors to pull CO2 out of the air are starting to get off the ground in the US A rendering of an aerial view of CarbonCapture’s direct air capture modules.Image: CarbonCapture A couple of climate tech startups plan to suck a hell of a lot of carbon dioxide out of the air and… Continue reading The world’s largest carbon removal project yet is headed for Wyoming
iPhone 14 Pro wins with substance over sizzle this year
Pros Dynamic Island is fresh and more practical than the notch New 48-megapixel camera is a Pro-level upgrade A16 Bionic chip continues to impress iPhone price remains unphased by inflation Cons Forcing eSIM adoption is an anti-consumer move Subpar battery life on the smaller Pro Always-on display can be bright and distracting 3X optical zoom… Continue reading iPhone 14 Pro wins with substance over sizzle this year
Rad Power Bikes and Cycle pilot consumer e-bike subscriptions
Rad Power Bikes, a popular American e-bike brand that has raised over $300 million in the past two years, will start offering bikes as a subscription service next week. The company is partnering with Cycle, a Berlin-based e-bike subscription service that caters to couriers and last-mile delivery, to pilot the offering in Berlin. Starting September… Continue reading Rad Power Bikes and Cycle pilot consumer e-bike subscriptions
Apple updates iOS 16 to fix shaky iPhone 14 Pro camera and copy-paste issues
Apple released its latest iPhone lineup and mobile platforms earlier this month, and a couple of annoying bugs quickly made themselves known to users. The good news is that the tech giant has quickly whipped up patches to fix the issues and has now released them as part of the iOS 16.0.2 update. One of… Continue reading Apple updates iOS 16 to fix shaky iPhone 14 Pro camera and copy-paste issues
Prophesee Closes €50M Series C Funding
Prophesee, a Paris, France-based inventor of advanced neuromorphic vision systems, completed a €50m Series C round of funding. Prosperity7 ventures and initial Series C investors Sinovation Ventures and Xiaomi joined a group of international investors from North America, Europe and Japan that includes Intel Capital, Robert Bosch Venture Capital, 360 Capital, iBionext, and the European Investment Bank. The company, which… Continue reading Prophesee Closes €50M Series C Funding
Cleantechnica: China Electric Car Sales — 30% Share Of Auto Sales In August!002261
Plugin vehicles continue to be all the rage in the Chinese auto market. Plugins stayed in the fast lane in July, growing 92% year over year (YoY). They scored over 552,000 registrations last month. Plugin hybrids (PHEVs) surged 137% year over year (YoY). They reached 140,000 registrations in August, which is their fourth record month… Continue reading Cleantechnica: China Electric Car Sales — 30% Share Of Auto Sales In August!002261
Anonymous Hacks Iran Woman Allegedly Killed by “Morality Police”
“The Iranian people are not alone.” Mahsa Amini Anonymous, the notorious hacking collective, is targeting the Iranian government amid widespread citizen protests sparked by the alleged murder of Mahsa Amini. “The Anonymous collective launches a cyber operation against the Iranian government,” the collective tweeted on Tuesday. Amini, a 22-year-old woman, was taken into custody by… Continue reading Anonymous Hacks Iran Woman Allegedly Killed by “Morality Police”
The FDA may have unintentionally made ‘Nyquil Chicken’ go viral on TikTok
If you’ve been anywhere near social media, local news, or late-night talk shows in the last few days, you’ve probably heard something about “Nyquil Chicken,” a supposedly viral TikTok “challenge” that’s exactly what it sounds like: cooking chicken in a marinade of cold medicine. News about the supposed trend is usually accompanied by vomit-inducing photos… Continue reading The FDA may have unintentionally made ‘Nyquil Chicken’ go viral on TikTok
Meta sued for allegedly dodging Apple’s privacy rules
Felix Krause’s discovery that Meta’s Facebook and Instagram apps can track iPhone owners across websites hasn’t sat well with some people. Bloomberg reports users have filed two proposed class action lawsuits accusing Meta of evading Apple’s privacy-oriented App Tracking Transparency (ATT) feature and consequently violating both federal and state laws barring unauthorized data gathering. Meta… Continue reading Meta sued for allegedly dodging Apple’s privacy rules