Wordle: New York Times changes upset fans
Players also ask whether the word game has got more difficult, but the paper denies it has changed. Source link
Wearable uses sweat to show stress levels and other news
LJ Rich looks at the best of the week’s technology news stories including: Twitter will expand a feature allowing users to temporarily block accounts that send harmful or abusive tweets…
Tesla investigated over 'phantom braking' problem
The US government is investigating reports of Tesla cars braking unexpectedly on motorways. Source link
Indian tea start-ups search for an exotic edge
That is what husband and wife, Ranjit and Dolly Sharma Baruah are hoping for. They started their tea firm, Aromica, in 2018 and source tea from smaller plantations and then…
SmartWater: The forensic spray helping keep women safe
The victim, in West Yorkshire, is one of over 200 women across England who now have the forensic deterrent packages in their homes. The packages include a hand-held canister for…
Bionic eyes: Obsolete tech leaves patients in the dark
The retinal-implant manufacturer has shifted its focus, leaving users with little or no support. Source link
Google moves to make Android apps more private
No details are available but it says it will not be using the same approach as Apple. Source link
Nick Clegg gets bigger role at Facebook owner Meta
“Nick will now lead our company on all our policy matters, including how we interact with governments as they consider adopting new policies and regulations, as well as how we…
Nintendo receives backlash from fans over ending eShop purchases
Consumers will no longer be able to buy hundreds of Nintendo’s older games from March 2023. Source link
Disney appoints executive to oversee metaverse strategy
Technology giants, including Meta and Microsoft, are pouring billions of dollars into the metaverse. Source link