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- 1Cars Are Smartphones on Wheels: Who Is Listening?●Car is a smartphone on wheels. Here's who's listening
A project from Northeastern University researchers examines modern cars as connected computers, showing that vehicles constantly collect and transmit data about drivers, including location and behavior. It maps which companies and services may be receiving this information, raising questions about consent and privacy as cars become increasingly networked devices on wheels.
- 2Bus passengers without smartphones face paying more for fares●Why should I have to pay more for buses if I don't use a smartphone?
A debate is underway over bus fare pricing that penalises passengers who do not own or use smartphones. Digital-only discounts and app-based ticketing mean those buying paper tickets or paying cash can end up paying more for the same journey. Critics argue the practice excludes older people, those on low incomes, and others without mobile devices, calling on transport operators to keep fair alternatives available.
- 3iPhone Duo concept hints at the smartphone future▼iPhone Duo shows what the future of smartphones could look like
A concept called the iPhone Duo is drawing attention for reimagining what Apple's smartphone could become. Reports suggest the design points to possible future directions for smartphones generally, not just Apple's next model. Details about the concept remain limited, with discussion centring on whether such a dual-device or foldable-style approach could shape upcoming industry trends.
- 4Abstract photo series 'In the Waiting Room' shared online●In the waiting room https:// linktr.ee/zolachrome # photography # originalphotography # artphotography # abstract # art
Photographer Zolachrome has released a new piece titled 'In the Waiting Room', an abstract work shared with links to their portfolio. The image is tagged under original photography and art photography, and is drawing small but positive attention from the art community.