Cherry’s new mechanical switch is based off an 11-year-old forum post

Enlarge / Cherry announced its community-inspired MX Ergo Clear mechanical switches this week. (credit: Cherry) For the happily obsessed mechanical keyboard enthusiast, there’s no detail too minor on the journey to the perfect switch. Perfect key feel is worth poring over switch specs or even splicing parts from one mechanical switch with another to create…

Texas compares Google to “Eye of Sauron,” sues over biometric data collection

Enlarge / The Nest Hub Max is displayed during the 2019 Google I/O conference in Mountain View, California. (credit: Getty Images | Justin Sullivan ) Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Google today over its collection of biometric data in a lawsuit that called one of Google’s facial recognition systems a “modern Eye of Sauron.”…

Ring camera surveillance puts new pressure on Amazon gig workers

The report calls Amazon’s ecosystem ‘ingenious.’. Deposit Photos Amazon’s Ring security cameras are far and away the most popular home surveillance products on the market. For years, the commerce giant has involved the cameras in everything from police partnerships to family friendly television shows. But as a new report courtesy of research organization Data &…

Handoff is creating a more equitable workforce through job sharing

Storyblocks is Handoff’s first pilot partner. (Left to right) job-share partner Jodie Reyes, Handoff founder LaToria Pierce, Storyblocks CEO TJ Leonard and job-share partner Redeit Admassie. Image Credits: Handoff Many qualified workers are failed by the current model of work in the United States, where jobs are either part time or full time. Working 40…

An electric version of the classic ’60s Mini Moke is driving into the U.S.

For the first time in four decades, MOKE International is releasing a car in the U.S. In the 1960s, the British company’s Mini Moke became an instant classic thanks to celebrities like The Beatles, Michael Kane, and Brigitte Bardot. The lightweight, open-top vehicle was first created for military purposes, but was more widely used by…

Gen Z really doesn’t care about workplace cybersecurity

When it comes to cybersecurity in the workplace, younger employees don’t really seem to care that much, which is putting their organizations in serious harm’s way, new research has claimed. Surveying approximately 1,000 workers using devices issued by their employers, professional services firm EY found Gen Z enterprise employees were more apathetic about cybersecurity than…