The Sony Xperia 1 II is aimed at creative types, especially people who are into photography and videography. Its most compelling feature is that it can be controlled and operated like a camera. https://cnet.co/2Xk3en1
President Trump has put the anti-regulation FCC into an awkward spot as he asks the agency to police social media sites for political bias. https://cnet.co/2ZW4Ip4
Measurements of particles called B mesons deviate from predictions. Alone, each anomaly looks like a fluke, but their collective drift is more suggestive. https://bit.ly/3eC5DiO
The retailer denies there is any widespread issue with the software, but a group expressed frustration—and public health concerns. https://bit.ly/3deLdvZ
The move is almost certain to face a court challenge and signals the latest salvo by President Trump to crack down on online platforms. https://nyti.ms/3et63Yx
If NASA’s new 2020 missions have inspired an interest in science and celestial objects, these apps and sites can open a whole new batch of worlds. https://nyti.ms/2zuFgMQ
Edward Snowden revealed the agency’s phone-record tracking program. But thanks to “precomputed contact chaining,” that database was much more powerful than anyone knew. https://bit.ly/3gp4jBB
The technology needs widespread adoption to help slow the pandemic. And while the debate has centered on privacy, accuracy concerns could also send users fleeing. https://bit.ly/2XjSCmO
The Democratic presidential candidate responds to the internet's most searched questions, including his stances on immigration, education, and gun control. https://bit.ly/3e8yNFS
OK Go's Damian Kulash and Tim Nordwind talk about overcoming isolation to create something unique with their latest song "All Together Now." https://cnet.co/3bQ8q65
For all the high-minded talk among techies, their new favorite app is an invite-only (so far) social network for mingling with one another. https://nyti.ms/3bOMoAC
Its flagship tech fund is underwater, annual losses are huge and a key board member departed, as the firm faces the coronavirus and a tech slump. https://nyti.ms/2WILPEb
Alexa can tell you the weather. Siri knows a few jokes. In China, voice-computing company iFlytek built similar smart assistants beloved by users. But its tech is also helping the government listen in. https://bit.ly/2zQ1EQg
Tens of thousands of people across the United States have applied for the job of cold-calling strangers who may have been exposed to Covid-19. Here’s what it’s like. https://nyti.ms/2yc93Jk
The adrenaline of the first days of the Covid response has drained away, leaving sore muscles, heavy hearts, and a creeping awareness that the grind is here to stay. https://bit.ly/2X3qHY9
It's not easy to relax in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. But there are some simple tips and techniques that can help you get some shut-eye. https://bit.ly/3bCttbZ
Making music with a group, whether it’s crowded into a bar or standing in a church, fulfills in a way that singing alone does not. But we can still try. https://bit.ly/2zNeHBW