Nano ink solar cells allow tech to charge in any light
Solar cells printed with a custom nano ink are being made to any shape to charge certain devices under a range of lighting conditions. While they are unlikely to help…
Cuddly toy reviews used for headphones on Amazon
Sellers are boosting ratings of electronics with reviews for completely different products, Which? finds. Source link
Bafta Games Awards 2022: 'Plucky underdogs' go up against hit titles
Hit titles go up against games made by four people during the pandemic “because they were bored”. Source link
Amazon secures rockets for broadband project
Amazon says Project Kuiper aims to provide high-speed, low-latency broadband to customers including households, businesses, government agencies, disaster relief operations, mobile operators, and other organisations “working in places without reliable…
Instagram: Presenter Rachel Riley received series of porn messages
The Center for Countering Digital Hate found abuse in the Instagram DMs of five high-profile females. Source link
Twitter confirms it is working on an edit button
“Without things like time limits, controls, and transparency about what has been edited, Edit could be misused to alter the record of the public conversation,” he said. “Protecting the integrity…
Twitter moves to limit Russian government accounts
“When a government that’s engaged in armed conflict is blocking or limiting access to online services within their country, while they themselves continue to use those same services to advance…
Zomato and Swiggy: Indian food delivery unicorns face antitrust probe
The country’s competition watchdog is probing allegations that the firms charge exorbitant commissions. Source link
Does it matter if we know where our food comes from?
Increasingly sophisticated tech tells us more than ever about our food’s journey from farm to fork. Source link
Cryptocurrency: UK Treasury to regulate some stablecoins
Treasury Minister John Glen says “stablecoins” could be used as a means of payment. Source link