April, 2022

• 20 April

  Uber, Lyft Drop Mask Mandate, Judge Orders Amazon to Reinstate Fired Employee

  

  [dzs_video source=”https://cnet.redvideo.io/2022/04/20/a65c3dc6-60e7-4e65-9db4-bdbce643e083/tt-420-apmfix_720h3200k.mp4″ cover=”https://www.cnet.com/a/img/resize/85ccb27bb045e73d8ac6f34e4b01e2799feab429/hub/2022/04/19/2fb5dd76-88c8-43e0-8643-45a92367df7a/tt-info.jpg?auto=webp&fit=cover&height=482&width=856″ config=”skinauroradefault” width=”100%” height=”600″ logo=”https://joggingvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/tdn_pic_2.png” config=”skinauroradefault” autoplay=”off” cue=”on” loop=”off” type=”video” logo=”0000″ logo_link=”5555″ responsive_ratio=”default” adarray='{{openbrace}}{“source”:”1111″,”time”:”2222″,”type”:”3333″,”ad_link”:”4444″,”skip_delay”:”5″}{{closebrace}}’]

  Read More »
• 20 April

  Garmin Vivosmart 5: This Fitness Tracker Almost Does It All

  

  [dzs_video source=”https://cnet.redvideo.io/2022/04/19/324b17d4-705b-44d7-8c32-7bec4279a9df/vivosmart-5-review-v2_720h3200k.mp4″ cover=”https://www.cnet.com/a/img/resize/e5f83f2c9b0de4f13ac5ce47b15432ed2fbfa15f/hub/2022/04/19/8fd68b2a-5b47-4ace-9821-39d023d9ef7c/thumb.jpg?auto=webp&fit=cover&height=482&width=856″ config=”skinauroradefault” width=”100%” height=”600″ logo=”https://joggingvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/tdn_pic_2.png” config=”skinauroradefault” autoplay=”off” cue=”on” loop=”off” type=”video” logo=”0000″ logo_link=”5555″ responsive_ratio=”default” adarray='{{openbrace}}{“source”:”1111″,”time”:”2222″,”type”:”3333″,”ad_link”:”4444″,”skip_delay”:”5″}{{closebrace}}’]

  Read More »
• 20 April

  Envision Glasses Use AI to Help the Blind Read Documents, Find Objects

  

  [dzs_video source=”https://cnet.redvideo.io/2022/04/22/9504d0ea-1fec-451e-93f5-52ef83af21b3/envision-4k-master-fixed_720h3200k.mp4″ cover=”https://www.cnet.com/a/img/resize/dfe766d39b9dab4a0f8c61bf6a431dae4b8056af/hub/2022/04/19/647981c1-2a1a-42f3-82ca-7bbbdfa0d0ac/envision-v2.jpg?auto=webp&fit=cover&height=482&width=856″ config=”skinauroradefault” width=”100%” height=”600″ logo=”https://joggingvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/tdn_pic_2.png” config=”skinauroradefault” autoplay=”off” cue=”on” loop=”off” type=”video” logo=”0000″ logo_link=”5555″ responsive_ratio=”default” adarray='{{openbrace}}{“source”:”1111″,”time”:”2222″,”type”:”3333″,”ad_link”:”4444″,”skip_delay”:”5″}{{closebrace}}’]

  Read More »
• 19 April

  Amazon Must Reinstate Activist Employee Fired After Protest, Judge Rules

  

  Amazon must reinstate a worker it fired two years ago after a protest against the company’s working conditions at a Staten Island, New York, fulfillment center, a judge ruled Monday. Gerald Bryson, a former warehouse employee, is also owed back pay, Benjamin W. Green, an administrative law judge, determined. The judge agreed with a National Labor Relations Board finding that …

  Read More »
• 19 April

  Logitech Lift: New Vertical Mouse Is Smaller and, Yes, More Ergonomic

  

  Logitech makes a lot of mice and they’re all designed to be comfortable to use. But products in its Ergo Series line, which now includes the new Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, are supposed to offer extra ergonomic advantages. In the case of the Lift, Logitech says its 57-degree vertical design “lifts your wrist into a more natural position” and “takes …

  Read More »
• 19 April

  Whole Foods Stores in Austin, Texas, to Get Amazon One Palm

  

  Whole Foods Market shoppers in Austin, Texas, soon won’t need to pull out payment cards at the cash register, Amazon said Tuesday. The company will roll out its Amazon One palm-scanning technology to let customers pay with a wave of their hands at one store in Austin, and it’ll add six more stores in the region soon after. The system, …

  Read More »
• 19 April

  OnePlus N20 5G Is Coming to T

  

  OnePlus may have just begun selling its 10 Pro 5G last week, but that doesn’t mean the company has stopped churning out new devices. On Tuesday OnePlus announced the new N20 5G, which is a more budget-focused phone that will be exclusive to T-Mobile and its Metro prepaid brand when it launches on April 28 for $282. International availability for …

  Read More »
• 19 April

  Apple Expands Recycling Efforts With Gold, Tungsten and Other Elements in Its Products

  

  Apple on Tuesday announced it’s taken more steps toward its efforts to make its products from recycled materials, with expanded efforts to reuse gold, tungsten, cobalt and other elements. Overall, Apple said nearly 20% of all materials used in its products last year were recycled, its highest level yet. As part of its regular environmental progress report (PDF), published ahead of …

  Read More »
• 19 April

  Don’t Want Your Phone Carrier Tracking Your Personal Data? You Can Tell It to Stop

  

  Similar to tech giants like Facebook and Google, major phone carriers track your personal data, and some use it to sell targeted ads. It’s the kind of practice most of us hurriedly agree to because, well, who has the time to read through the privacy policy of every service you sign up for?  As it turns out, CNET does. Here’s …

  Read More »
• 19 April

  Google’s Switch to Android App Now Rolling Out in the Apple App Store

  

  In an effort to lure iPhone users away, Google is rolling out its Switch to Android app in the Apple App store.  The app helps users more easily migrate data — think photos, videos and contacts — from an iPhone to Google’s Pixel phones, without the need for a cable when making the switch. Google will add support for other …

  Read More »