By Hurubie Meko New York City has agreed to pay $17.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed ... the executive director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, a civil rights group, and ...

We're still two months away from the unveiling of iOS 18 at WWDC, so Apple is pushing forward with the first beta of new iOS 17.5 and iPadOS 17.5 updates likely to be officially released next month.

New York City will pay $17.5 million to settle a class action lawsuit ... Surveillance Technology Oversight Project. "The NYPD should never have stripped these religious New Yorkers of their ...

"The original battery was designed to retain X capacity at X cycles ... to the latest iPhone 15 series. The first beta of iOS 17.5 potentially references a new fourth-generation Apple Pencil ...

Apple released iOS 17.5 beta 1 for developers on Tuesday, allowing them to test some new features in the build ... according to Aaron Perris on X. In March, Apple announced that, in compliance ...

Japan’s greenhouse gas emissions fell 2.5% to a record low in the fiscal year ... Emissions for the 2022/23 year dropped to the equivalent of 1.135 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from ...

Apple has officially started beta testing iOS 17.5 with developers and public beta users. The update brings a handful of new features and changes, and is expected to be released sometime next month.

Appleton-based Consolidated Construction Co. will renovate the Cenex store in Darlington, operated by New Horizons Supply ...

EEA users can download apps directly from a developer's website in iOS 17.5 beta 2, aligning with EU regulations. The iOS 17.5 beta hints at a new Apple ... upon the iOS 17.x platform.

So far, the iOS 17.5 beta is a more minor update than recent releases but comes with some UI changes for the Books app, iOS settings, and the Podcasts widget, may soon include new anti-stalking ...

The third episode of new Thai GL series 23.5 (23point5) was released on Friday ... However, nobody knows the source of it. Luna suggests going there to check it themselves, but others refuse.

Fidelity’s Blue Chip Growth Fund cut the value of its position in X by 5.7% in February, implying a 73% decline in the former Twitter Inc. since Elon Musk bought the social-media company.