Duro colpo al clan del boss latitante Matteo Messina Denaro. Dalle prime ore dell'alba è in corso una imponente operazione di carabinieri, polizia e Dia, che stanno eseguendo nel trapanese un provvedimento di fermo nei confronti di 22 persone emesso … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit […]
Day: April 20, 2018
Can This Man Help Uber Recover From the Travis Kalanick Era?
In the late 1950s, a weapons maker called the Martin Company received a contract to build the first Pershing missile. It was to be the most sophisticated mobile weapons system on earth: 5 tons of metal and precision technology designed to deliver a nuclear warhead […]
Amazon reportedly testing in-car Alexa speakers
One of the first smart speakers to be launched in India, the Echo range from Amazon, has done fairly well for itself. Keeping the forward momentum going, Amazon has apparently been working on a line of Alexa powered smart speakers that are meant for automobiles. […]
Apple has a new iPhone recycling robot named ‘Daisy’
Meet Daisy. Apple’s latest recycling robot was revealed, not coincidentally, a few days before Earth Day, in a press announcement summing up the company’s recent environmental accomplishments. The new ‘bot is an update to Liam, the recycling robot the company announced back in 2016. Daisy […]
The Honor 10 is as funky-looking as the Huawei P20, only cheaper
Notably, there’s even something new: the Honor 10 touts a stealthy ultrasonic fingerprint reader on the chin that should do a better job of recognizing wet fingers. This isn’t strictly new in the industry (Xiaomi’s Mi 5s has one), but it’s good to see the […]
Campione, l’enclave taglia le pensioni
L'attenzione come era logico attendersi si è appuntata soprattutto sulla abrogazione dell'istituto delle integrazioni alle pensioni in euro che consentiva al Comune di dare ai pensionati campionesi in possesso di determinati requisiti soggettivi, un contributo in franchi svizzeri nella misura di 220, 660, 770 … by […]
Lyft drivers’ lawsuit against Uber over ‘Hell’ program isn’t over
A class-action lawsuit led by a number of Lyft drivers against Uber regarding the alleged “Hell” spying program is moving forward in an amended way. The lawsuit, brought by Lyft driver Michael Gonzales on behalf of other Lyft drivers, alleges Uber wrongfully intercepted the communications and […]
The camera-centric Huawei P20 Pro finally has an official Australian release date
Huawei’s P20 Pro is one of the best phones the Chinese phone-maker has produced to date, so you could say that anticipation for this triple-camera beast to arrive (legitimately) on Australian shores is quite high. Coming just one day after the handset’s surprise arrival on […]
Airbus Is Making Beds for Economy Fliers—in the Cargo Hold
If you’ve seen old-timey photos of aviation in the early decades of the jet age and wondered where all the glamour went, you’ve been flying economy. When airlines change the back of the plane, it’s usually to pack in more passengers or install something you […]
Judge mostly dismisses Uber lawsuit over its Hell program
Judge Jacqueline Corley dismissed complaints related to the Wiretap Act, the Stored Communications Act and the California Invasion of Privacy Act. However, she found that the plaintiff successfully argued that he had lost revenue because of Uber’s Hell program, though he’ll have to prove it […]