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Google Launches New Products At "Made By Google" Event

Economy Aug 13

In AI race with Apple, Google rolls out Pixel 9 phones earlier than usual

By Michael Liedtke, Associated Press

Nation Aug 13

Digital addictions are not official mental disorders. But researchers see the same patterns in digital addictions as in other substance abuse. Photo by Kar Tr via Adobe
Newsom urges California school districts to restrict student phone use on campus

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is sending letters to school districts, urging them to restrict smartphone use on campuses.

By Sophie Austin, Associated Press/Report for America

Nation Jun 10

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Are smartphones and social media harming teen mental health? Here’s why experts are split

A number of states are moving to regulate social media use among children and teens. New York is the latest state with a new law that would allow parents to block their children from getting posts suggested by a platform’s…

By Stephanie Sy, Mike Fritz

World May 27

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu walks to attend the inauguration ceremony of Chad's newly elected President and junta leader Mahamat Idriss Deby, in N'djamena, Chad May 23, 2024. Photo by Israel Matene/Reuters
Nigeria cracks down on illegal mining as the country emerges as a critical mineral hub

The recent arrests come as Nigeria seeks to regulate its mining operations of critical minerals, curb illegal activity and better benefit from its mineral resources.

By Taiwo Adebayo, Associated Press

Economy Dec 03

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Why production of Apple iPhones has been moving from China to India

Apple’s new iPhone 15 is already looking like one of the hottest, in-demand items this holiday season. But several factors like shifting supply chains, labor disputes and geopolitics are combining to keep the smartphone hard to find. Nilesh Christopher, the…

By Ali Rogin, Andrew Corkery

Aug 10

Without ‘right to repair,’ businesses lose time and money

By Mae Anderson, Associated Press

Makers of products ranging from smartphones to farm equipment can withhold repair tools and create software-based locks that prevent even simple updates, unless they're done by a repair shop authorized by the company.

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Jun 12

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The camera’s role in documenting a critical social movement

By Jeffrey Brown, Lena I. Jackson

Today, cameras are almost ubiquitous on mobile phones, and anyone can be a photographer. In this new technological landscape, millions of lenses are focused on the major events of a tumultuous period. For this Race Matters report, Jeffrey Brown looks…

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Dec 24

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Pop culture ‘game-changers’ from the past decade

With the approaching end of 2019, we take a look back at important moments and major developments from the past decade. Arts and entertainment changed dramatically during this period, transformed in their creation, distribution and consumption. Jeffrey Brown talks to…

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Dec 24

From tech to society, how we’ve changed in a decade

By Courtney Vinopal

From smartphones to LBGTQ rights, here are some of the most memorable ways in which the world has changed over the past 10 years.

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Dec 23

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What data your smartphone is transmitting — and to whom

Our relationship with technology is more integrated into our daily lives than ever. In 2010, just over a third of American adults owned a smartphone; now the figure is more than 80 percent. But our comfort with technology -- and…

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