Realme Dizo GoPods D True Wireless Earphones Review

Dizo, a new brand with the backing of Realme, has launched its first audio products in India, including the GoPods D. These new true wireless earphones are priced at Rs. 1,399 in India, and promise... https://ift.tt/2Xwyrpo

Samsung to Remove Ads From Preloaded Apps on Galaxy Phones

Samsung has confirmed that it is finally removing ads from its default apps available pre-installed on Galaxy phones. The apps that will not show ads anymore include Samsung Weather, Samsung Pay, and... https://ift.tt/3kaiqgr

Asus ROG Strix Arion S500 Portable SSD With 1,050MBps Transfer Speed Launched

Asus ROG Strix Arion S500 portable SSD has been unveiled and will go on sale starting next month. The external SSD can deliver transfer speeds of up to 1,050MBps that Asus says is up to 12 times... https://ift.tt/2WapZLN

After grocery delivery startup Gopuff raised $1B, a workers' rights group says drivers at 35 locations across the US saw their hourly rate drop by $4 on average (Dave Lee/Financial Times)

Dave Lee / Financial Times:
After grocery delivery startup Gopuff raised $1B, a workers' rights group says drivers at 35 locations across the US saw their hourly rate drop by $4 on average  —  Grocery-delivery start-up is paying some gig workers below minimum wage, claims rights group

Toyota says it will cut production in Japan by 40% in September due to the global chip shortage, after touting its ability to insulate itself (Sean McLain/Wall Street Journal)

Sean McLain / Wall Street Journal:
Toyota says it will cut production in Japan by 40% in September due to the global chip shortage, after touting its ability to insulate itself  —  Car maker says it will cut production in Japan by 40% in September  —  The global semiconductor shortage has finally started to bite at Toyota Motor Corp. …

Survey of 11,178 US adults: 48% say the government should restrict false info online, up from 39% in 2018; 59% think tech companies should, up from 56% in 2018 (Pew Research Center)

Pew Research Center:
Survey of 11,178 US adults: 48% say the government should restrict false info online, up from 39% in 2018; 59% think tech companies should, up from 56% in 2018  —  Amid rising concerns over misinformation online - including surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, especially vaccines …