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07-01-2022 Health American Heart Association: Sleep Duration Is Essential Component for Heart and Brain Health Source: Sci Tech Daily	07-01-2022 Science&Technology Nothing phone (1) is powered by the Snapdragon 778G+, black colorway revealed Source: Android Central	07-01-2022 Science&Technology Now iFixit has genuine repair parts for Google Pixels, from the 2 to the 6 Pro Source: The Verge	07-01-2022 Science&Technology Exclusive: Apple Plans to Launch MacBook Air With M2 Chip on July 15 Source: Mac Rumors	07-01-2022 Science&Technology Gmail’s new look is about to appear for more people, even if they didn’t ask for it Source: The Verge	07-01-2022 Science&Technology Couple bought home in Seattle, then learned Comcast Internet would cost $27,000 Source: Ars Technica
07-01-2022 Science&Technology 15 Years Ago Today, the iPhone Went On Sale Source: Mac Rumors	07-01-2022 Cars Tesla ramps up Gigafactory Texas to thousands of units per week, adds new Model Y version Source: Electrek	06-30-2022 Science&Technology China Announced Plans to Switch 40% of New Vehicles to EVs by 2030 as Government Continues Tech Crac Source: Tech Times	06-30-2022 Science&Technology Anonymous social apps shift their attention to Instagram in the wake of Snapchat’s ban Source: Tech Crunch	06-30-2022 Science&Technology Google Pixel 7 Pro just tipped for big upgrade to fight iPhone 14 Pro Source: Toms Guide	06-30-2022 Science&Technology Are Hyper’s stackable USB-C chargers melting? Source: The Verge
06-30-2022 Science&Technology Apple Seeds Fourth Betas of iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6 to Developers [Update: Public Beta Available] Source: Mac Rumors	06-30-2022 Science&Technology Sony Beats Samsung and Launches the First 1-Inch Camera Sensor for Phones Source: Wccf Tech	06-30-2022 Science&Technology Bowers & Wilkins debuts a redesigned version of its Px7 headphones Source: Engadget	06-30-2022 Science&Technology iPhone's Future Could Depend on These Breakthrough Technologies Source: Cnet	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Atari turns 50, and the godfather of video games talks about how to change the world Source: Market Watch	06-29-2022 Science&Technology M2 13-Inch MacBook Pro With 256GB SSD Appears Slower Than Equivalent M1 in Real-World Speed Tests Source: Mac Rumors
06-29-2022 Science&Technology OnePlus Nord N20 5G is now available in the US unlocked Source: GS Marena	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Google’s Pixel 5 was the last of its kind Source: The Verge	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Apple iPhone 14: What to Expect—Is It a Significant Upgrade from the iPhone 11? Source: Tech Times	06-29-2022 Science&Technology LG buys its way into the EV charging business Source: Engadget	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Google Camera 8.5 update is now available, ahead of Pixel 6a launch Source: 9to5google	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Base 13-Inch MacBook Pro With M2 Chip Has Significantly Slower SSD Speeds Source: Mac Rumors
06-28-2022 Science&Technology Apple’s mixed reality headset will reportedly come with an M2 chip Source: The Verge	06-28-2022 Science&Technology Gurman: Apple Planning M2 Pro Mac Mini, New Apple TV With A14 Chip, Revamped HomePod With S8 Chip, a Source: Mac Rumors	06-28-2022 Science&Technology Wear OS update makes pairing your Android smartwatch and headphone easier Source: Android Police	06-28-2022 Science&Technology Facebook Watch App Discontiued, No Longer Accessible on Apple TV Source: Tech Times	06-28-2022 Science&Technology Lightning be gone! Why I cannot wait for USB-C music on my iPhone Source: Tech Radar	06-28-2022 General Van Gogh and Japanese clothing: Two long-awaited exhibits open at MIA Source: Mpr News
06-26-2022 Business Tesla Gigafactory Shanghai Shutdown To Happen — This Time, It's for a Major Factory Upgrade Source: Tech Times	06-26-2022 Science&Technology Chrome OS update automatically brings photos from Android to your Chromebook Source: Ars Technica	06-26-2022 Science&Technology Google says attackers worked with ISPs to deploy Hermit spyware on Android and iOS Source: The Verge	06-26-2022 Cars Tesla Gigafactory Shanghai Shutdown To Happen — This Time, It's for a Major Factory Upgrade Source: Tech Times	06-26-2022 Science&Technology NASA’s Psyche mission launch on hold indefinitely pending reevaluation Source: Ars Technica	06-26-2022 Science&Technology Samsung’s monstrous 55-inch Odyssey Ark monitor could go on sale in August Source: The Verge
06-26-2022 Science&Technology Pixel 7 Pro prototype seemingly confirms some specs, reveals new details Source: 9to5google	06-26-2022 Science&Technology Top Stories: What's New in iOS 16 Beta 2, M2 MacBook Pro Review, and More Source: Mac Rumors	06-25-2022 Science&Technology Twitter's Closed Caption Toggle Is Now In Service for Android and iOS Users Source: Tech Times	06-25-2022 Science&Technology Apple and Android phones hacked by Italian spyware, says Google Source: The Guardian	06-25-2022 Cars Toyota recalls nearly 3,000 bZ4X EVs over potentially deadly wheel defect Source: Engadget	06-25-2022 Science&Technology U.S. bans sales of Juul e-cigarettes, company to seek stay on enforcement Source: Reuters
06-25-2022 Science&Technology Apple MacBook Air 15-Inch: Everything You Need to Know About this Leaked Device Source: Tech Times	06-25-2022 Science&Technology Tesla expands availability of new Texas-built Model Y and raises the price Source: Electrek	06-25-2022 Science&Technology iOS 16 beta 2: Here’s everything new on iPhone and iPad Source: 9to5Mac	06-25-2022 Science&Technology Google is releasing Fuchsia for the Nest Hub Max, starting in Preview Program Source: 9to5google	06-24-2022 Science&Technology Apple Customers Can Bring Their Devices Home as MacBook Parts are Taking Longer Than Expected Source: Tech Times	06-24-2022 Science&Technology Apple Seeds Second Betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 to Developers Source: Mac Rumors
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07-01-2022 Cars Tesla ramps up Gigafactory Texas to thousands of units per week, adds new Model Y version Tesla has managed to ramp up production at Gigafactory Texas to thousands of units per week, adding production of the Model Y Long Range on top of the Standard Range version. The automaker is being secretive about data on its production ramp at Gigafactory Texas. It is one of Tesla’s most important projects, as it invested billions of dollars in the giant factory, and it will not recoup that money until the plant reaches volume production. After slowly starting production of the Model Y late in 2021, Tesla has been gradually ramping up and started deliveries of Texas-built Model Y vehicles in April. The ramp up has been difficult as Tesla has been building the Model Ys at Gigafactory Texas with its new 4680 battery cell and structural battery pack, which have been the bottleneck. Tesla has been aiming to produce 10,000 vehicles per week at the factory by the end of the year. The current production rate of Gigafactory Texas has been unknown, but it was believed to be less than a thousand Model Y vehicles per week. Now Electrek has obtained inside information for the first time that gives us a better idea of Tesla’s production rate at the new factory. Sources familiar with the matter say that Tesla has managed to ramp up production since adding a new version of the Model Y, Model Y Long Range, and it now produces several thousand vehicles per week. One source said that Tesla is making as many as 5,000 vehicles available to deliver per week from Gigafactory Texas, but it’s not clear if that’s a sustainable rate. Another source said that Tesla is capable of producing at least 2,000 Model Ys per week at the plant since adding the Model Y Long Range to the mix. However, some buyers taking delivery of the Model Y Long Range from Gigafactory Texas are being told by their Tesla advisors that the vehicle is equipped with the 2170 cells and not the new cell format. Recent drone flyovers of the factory show that Tesla is getting hundreds of cars out every day. In this flyover by Joe Tegtmeyer from Monday June 27, we can see Tesla prepping more than 300 Model Ys for delivery in the parking lot: Source: Electrek Browse our directory of newspapers from United States	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Atari turns 50, and the godfather of video games talks about how to change the world Nolan Bushnell brings Schopenhauer into it and says the only way to win is to own your own game Schopenhauer always talked about creative destruction. New innovations often destroy old dominance. And that’s what you kind of want to do, because you’re not going to beat Microsoft at their game. But you can beat them at a game that you own.‘ That’s Atari founder and mass-market video game creator Nolan Bushnell’s advice to the current chief executive of Atari SA ATA, -10.64% Wade Rosen. The two sat down to chat on the 50th anniversary of Atari, to talk about the early days of the video game pioneer, and of the iconic presence that the company and its logo created. Iconic enough, in fact, for an anniversary reissuance called Atari: Recharged, on Microsoft’s MSFT, -1.05% Xbox, Sony’s 6758, -0.26% PlayStation, and Nintendo’s 7974, +0.89% Switch. “I think we stood for innovation. And also we were the genesis story. So, you always have a hallowed position when you’re the first,” Bushnell said to Rosen, recalling the writings of the German philosopher considered by many as the “artists’ philosopher” in the observation of an irrational world. “We had no money, no factories, no market presence, the only thing we had was creativity,” he said. Before June 27, 1972, the company was named Syzygy Engineering. Bushnell and partner Ted Dabney developed and released “Computer Space” in 1971, which was considered to be the first cabinet-based video arcade game. The game, however, stood out as an imposing oddity in arcades back then among the pinball machines, mechanical shooting and driving games, and air hockey tables. It wasn’t until Atari released the extremely simple to understand “Pong” in 1972, in which players competed in an almost computer version of air hockey, that electronic gaming had its mainstream launch. That was followed by home versions from Atari and other manufacturers, creating the home game console market, which Atari came to dominate for several years with its iconic Atari 2600 console. In the video arcades, Atari ran into serious competition from the Japanese company Taito Corp., when Taito released the wildly-popular “Space Invaders” in 1978. Atari fired back, with the vector-graphics video game “Asteroids” in 1979. Perhaps more important, Atari had a pop-culture appeal that Taito didn’t, as evidenced in the futuristic product placements in movies like “Blade Runner,” “Blade Runner 2049,” and “Ready Player One.” Read: Think twice before you trade in your old smartphone or game console — you could make more money ‘upcycling’ on resale sites Also, before Atari became iconic, Bushnell and Dabny’s “Computer Space” even made a cameo appearance in the 1973 dystopic thriller “Soylent Green” as a rich person’s toy in a world suffering from ecological collapse, extreme poverty, and food shortages set in — no kidding — 2022. Source: Market Watch Browse our directory of newspapers from United States	06-29-2022 Science&Technology Base 13-Inch MacBook Pro With M2 Chip Has Significantly Slower SSD Speeds Following the launch of Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip, it has been discovered that the $1,299 base model with 256GB of storage has significantly slower SSD read/write speeds compared to the equivalent previous-generation model. YouTube channels such as Max Tech and Created Tech tested the 256GB model with Blackmagic's Disk Speed Test app and found that the SSD's read and write speeds are both around 1,450 MB/s, which is around 50% slower reading and around 30% slower writing compared to the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 chip and 256GB of storage. Disk Speed Test app numbers shared by Max Yuryev of Max Tech: 13-inch MacBook Pro (M1/256GB) Read Speed: 2,900 13-inch MacBook Pro (M2/256GB) Read Speed: 1,446 13-inch MacBook Pro (M1/256GB) Write Speed: 2,215 13-inch MacBook Pro (M2/256GB) Write Speed: 1,463 Yuryev disassembled the new 13-inch MacBook Pro and discovered that the 256GB model is equipped with only a single NAND flash storage chip, whereas the previous model has two NAND chips that are likely 128GB each. This difference likely explains why the new model has a slower SSD, as multiple NAND chips allows for faster speeds in parallel. It appears that only the base model 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 chip has a slower SSD. As noted in the MacRumors forums, Aaron Zollo ran the Disk Speed Test app on the 512GB model and the SSD's read/write speeds were similar to all M1 models, but getting these speeds will require spending at least $1,499. This likely means that the 512GB model remains equipped with two 256GB flash storage chips. It appears that only the base model 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 chip has a slower SSD. As noted in the MacRumors forums, Aaron Zollo ran the Disk Speed Test app on the 512GB model and the SSD's read/write speeds were similar to all M1 models, but getting these speeds will require spending at least $1,499. This likely means that the 512GB model remains equipped with two 256GB flash storage chips. ... Source: Mac Rumors Browse our directory of newspapers from United States	06-24-2022 Science&Technology Apple Customers Can Bring Their Devices Home as MacBook Parts are Taking Longer Than Expected In April, Apple launched its self-service repair program, but just a couple of months after, it is already facing several issues, including a lack of parts. Due to the problem with the supply chain, the tech giant will now allow customers to take their Apple devices home in case the repair takes longer than anticipated. However, once the missing part has arrived and the repair can be reinstated, they can return their device to finish the job. Apple Users Can Take Their Device Home According to MacRumors, customers who decide to take their Apple device back home will be notified by the service center once the pair that they need arrives. They have a maximum of five days to return the device to the center, or else it will be canceled, and they will have to reschedule. The repair policy with Apple devices is only applicable at select centers, and it is up to the service center whether or not the customer can take their device back home as they wait for parts to finish the repair. Also Read: Apple Running New Repair Extension Program To Fix Issues On Late 2013 Mac Pros: Report According to Tech Investor News, most customers who will be allowed to take their Apple devices back home live close to the service center, and those whose devices still work even with a missing part. Supply Chain Issue MacRumors reported that Apple has been dealing with supply chain issues for months now, and it has affected the release and repair of its iPhone and Mac models. The parts for the MacBook Pro with the 16-inch display take at least two months to arrive. Meanwhile, other parts for some MacBook Pro models and the MacBook Air, including the keyboard, battery, and internal chassis, could take several weeks before it arrives. Problem with Apple's Repair Program On Apr. 27, iFixit's Elizabeth Chamberlain wrote in a blog post that the biggest issue with Apple's repair program is that the parts must match the device. When buying parts from Apple's Self Service Repair Store, the customer needs to enter the serial number or IMEI of the device as the parts ordered need to match the device before it is installed. Chamberlain pointed out that using a serial number during checkout could allow Apple "the power to block more repairs." She added that the repair program sets Apple up as the gateway to approve or deny any repairs of its devices, as the parts can only come from a certain source, limiting the customer's choices. The pairing process also called System Configuration, lets the customers contact the Self Service Repair Store's support team either by chat or phone. Despite the limit set by Apple when it comes to parts, iFixit stated that there is still something good that comes out of it. For example, customers are assured that the tools can only be accessed by certified Apple technicians and the parts are made of high-quality materials and not cheap counterfeit. ... 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No.	Newspaper / Country	No.	Newspaper / Country	No.	Newspaper / Country	No.	Newspaper / Country
1	The New York Times / United States	2	The Guardian / United Kingdom	3	The Daily Mail / United Kingdom	4	China Daily / China
5	The Washington Post / United States	6	The Telegraph / United Kingdom	7	The Wall Street Journal / United States	8	USA Today / United States
9	The Times of India / India	10	The Independent / United Kingdom	11	Los Angeles Times / United States	12	El País / Spain
13	Financial Times / United Kingdom	14	The People's Daily / China	15	United Daily News / China	16	The Economic Daily / China
17	Le Monde / France	18	Daily Mirror / United Kingdom	19	El Mundo / Spain	20	Daily News / United States
21	La Repubblica / Italy	22	Bild / Germany	23	Le Figaro / France	24	The Sydney Morning Herald / Australia
25	Houston Chronicle / United States	26	Hürriyet / Turkey	27	Chicago Tribune / United States	28	The Examiner / United States
29	New York Post / United States	30	Asahi Shimbun / Japan	31	Corriere della Sera / Italy	32	The Economic Times / India
33	Milliyet Gazetesi / Turkey	34	Marca / Spain	35	Liberty Times / Taiwan	36	Die Welt / Germany
37	The Globe and Mail / Canada	38	Nihon Keizai Shimbun / Japan	39	The Hollywood Reporter / United States	40	Sabah / Turkey
41	The Christian Science Monitor / United States	42	Daily Express / United Kingdom	43	Kompas / Indonesia	44	The Indian Express / India
45	Yomiuri Shimbun / Japan	46	Gazeta Wyborcza / Poland	47	The Hindu / India	48	The Toronto Star / Canada
49	The Sun / United Kingdom	50	The Age / Australia	51	The Boston Globe / United States	52	Philippine Daily Inquirer / Philippines
53	Süddeutsche Zeitung / Germany	54	The Washington Times / United States	55	Clarín / Argentina	56	Chosun Ilbo / Japan
57	Die Zeit / Germany	58	The Onion / United States	59	Metro / United Kingdom	60	ABC / Spain
61	The Seattle Times / United States	62	The Times / United Kingdom	63	La Gazzetta dello Sport / Italy	64	Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung / Germany
65	The Hill / United States	66	Dainik Bhaskar / India	67	The Philadelphia Inquirer / United States	68	The Oregonian / United States
69	The Dong-a Ilbo / Korea	70	La Nación / Argentina	71	The Hindustan Times / India	72	San Jose Mercury News / United States
73	The Dallas Morning News / United States	74	AS / Spain	75	The Australian / Australia	76	Star Tribune / United States
77	Qingdao News / China	78	The Jerusalem Post / Israel	79	The Plain Dealer / United States	80	L'Equipe / France
81	Komsomolskaya Pravda / Russia	82	The Denver Post / United States	83	Mladá fronta Dnes / Czech Republic	84	Libération / France
85	O Globo / Brazil	86	Aftonbladet / Sweden	87	The Japan Times / Japan	88	Business Standard / India
89	Le Nouvel Observateur / France	90	Kommersant / Russia	91	Le Parisien / France	92	The New Zealand Herald / New Zealand
93	Detroit Free Press / United States	94	Newsday / United States	95	The Baltimore Sun / United States	96	National Post / Canada
97	Il Sole 24 Ore / Italy	98	The Miami Herald / United States	99	The Atlanta Journal-Constitution / United States	100	Pittsburgh Post-Gazette / United States
101	The Irish Independent / Ireland	102	South China Morning Post / Hong Kong SAR	103	The Irish Times / Ireland	104	The Star Online / Malaysia
105	De Telegraaf / Netherlands	106	Dawn / Pakistan	107	Der Standaard / Austria	108	The Sacramento Bee / United States
109	20 Minutos / Spain	110	Mainichi Shimbun / Japan	111	Rossiyskaya Gazeta / Russia	112	Apple Daily / Taiwan
113	DNA - Daily News & Analysis / India	114	La Stampa / Italy	115	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / United States	116	20 Minutes / France
117	La Vanguardia / Spain	118	Evening Standard / United Kingdom	119	China Times / Taiwan	120	The Straits Times / Singapore
121	Orlando Sentinel / United States	122	Der Tagesspiegel / Germany	123	South Florida Sun-Sentinel / United States	124	Verdens Gang / Norway
125	Argumenti i Fakti / Russia	126	Boston Herald / United States	127	Infobae / Argentina	128	Dagbladet / Norway
129	Independent Online / South Africa	130	The New York Observer / United States	131	Yeni Safak / Turkey	132	Seattle Post-Intelligencer / United States
133	The Kansas City Star / United States	134	Al-Ahram / Egypt	135	The Scotsman / United Kingdom	136	Nikkan Sports / Japan
137	Deseret News / United States	138	Herald Sun / Australia	139	The Vancouver Sun / Canada	140	Yang Cheng Wan Bao / China
141	Les Échos / France	142	Gulf News / United Arab Emirates	143	Yedioth Aharonot / Israel	144	Sports Nippon / Japan
145	The Orange County Register / United States	146	Expressen / Sweden	147	St. Louis Post-Dispatch / United States	148	Pravda.ru / Russia
149	Handelsblatt / Germany	150	The Daily Telegraph / Australia

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