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Iranian Hackers Said to Escalate Attacks on US Critical Infrastructure
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Might Come in 5G and 4G Cellular Models
The $135M Google Data Settlement Site Is Live — See If You’re Eligible
Elon Musk’s $25 Billion Terafab Project Gets a Helping Hand From Intel
Hyundai Ioniq 5 shoppers will get 3-month test drives to try the EV life, report says – Roadshow
Not sure if you can live with an EV? Subscribe to the Ioniq 5 for up to three months, and then make a decision.
Google Pixel 3 XL is now $200, but only if you’re cool with its worst color – CNET
The Not Pink Pixel 3 XL just got a huge price drop.
Apple Card outage impacting ‘all users’ drags on – CNET
The iPhone maker says Apple Card users may not be able to make payments or see recent transactions.
Microsoft to unveil redesigned Windows 10 at June 24 event – CNET
Microsoft users are going to get a glimpse of the “next generation of Windows” this month.
Uber, DoorDash settle Arizona cases over waived delivery fees for Black-owned businesses – CNET
The companies waived delivery fees last summer to support Black-owned businesses.
SAP expands portfolio with a slew of business transformation tools
SAP this week expanded its portfolio of cloud-based applications and services to accelerate digital business transformation.Read More
Regulators are trying to get Musk to run his tweets by lawyers. It’s not working.
The SEC is upset with Musk’s market-moving tweets about Tesla. | Christophe Gateau/picture alliance via Getty Images What can the SEC really do to stop Musk’s market-moving tweets? Tesla CEO…
Tesla Model 3, Model Y recalled for loose brake caliper bolts – Roadshow
Just under 6,000 of the EVs need checking to ensure brake caliper bolts are torqued to spec.
Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid teased for US – Roadshow
The Corolla Cross is available as a hybrid in other markets, too.
Google’s top web app champion resigns from Chrome team – CNET
Alex Russell is worried about the future of the web on smartphones.