Posted in r/technology by u/Pessimist2020 • 611 points and 34 comments

It’s for the Pros.

Plans for a brand new 4.5-kilometer-long aerial tramway connecting various suburbs in the southeast to the Paris metro, are pressing ahead, with construction expected to begin this year.

Google's Threat Analysis Group has warned multiple Gmail users that they were targeted in phishing attacks conducted by a Chinese-backed hacking group tracked as APT31.

Apple's iPhone and MacBooks are some of the most repair-unfriendly devices on the market, a U.S. PIRG report claims, with it scoring the lowest marks of major producers on the organization's repair scorecards.

An experimental new type of cancer treatment has yielded some impressive results in mice: the eradication of advanced-stage ovarian and colorectal cancer in the animals as little as six days.

The latest models of Sony's iconic music player start at $1,600 and go as high as $3,200, but these new Walkman devices are intended for audiophiles.

HBO was hit with a class action lawsuit alleging that it shares subscribers' viewing data with Facebook, in violation of federal law.

Apple still wants you to flip the mouse over to charge it.

Perhaps most importantly, the bill requires companies to state how they consulted with impacted communities.

It’s accessible through Tor Browser and similar apps.

The report is based on the companies’ own data.

Intel, the world’s largest multinational technology company, announced it is launching another mining chip for cryptocurrency shortly after launching its first mining chip. The announcement was shared on Intel’s official website and Twitter news page.

Germany has earmarked 200 billion euros ($220 billion) to fund an industrial transformation between now and 2026, including climate protection, hydrogen technology and expansion of the electric vehicle charging network, its finance minister...

‘Vested economic and political interests’ are behind the spread of climate change misinformation around the world, IPCC warns

There’s very little competition.

Apple started selling the Thunderbolt 4 Pro Cable, with versions costing $129 and $159, after unveiling new products at an event Tuesday.

And Apple gets an 'F' for iPhone repairs.

The first new flight would likely launch in late 2023.

The man died two months after operation, says the hospital that carried out the world-first surgery.

It’s cheaper than the $1,000 Pro Display XDR stand and the Mac Pro's wheels!.