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Shell Sold Millions of ‘Phantom’ Carbon Credits

Shell sold millions of carbon credits tied to CO2 removal that never took place [non-paywalled link] to Canada’s largest oil sands companies, raising new doubts about a technology seen as crucial to mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. FT: As part of a subsidy scheme to boost the industry, the Alberta provincial government allowed Shell to register

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The iPhone 17 may debut a new ‘slim’ model

Macworld A new research note from Jeff Pu of Haitong International Securities predicts some changes for the iPhone lineup of 2025. The contents of the note were first reported by 9to5Mac. According to Pu, the larger non-Pro iPhone 17 will be referred to as a “slim” model, though we don’t know how much thinner it

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Google is changing how you set up 2FA

Illustration: The Verge Google is streamlining the process of setting up two-factor authentication (2FA). Instead of entering your phone number first to enable 2FA, you can now add a “second step method” to your account such as an authenticator app or a hardware security key to get things set up. This should make it safer

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Google is Changing How You Set Up 2FA

Google is streamlining the process of setting up two-factor authentication (2FA). From a report: Instead of entering your phone number first to enable 2FA, you can now add a “second step method” to your account such as an authenticator app or a hardware security key to get things set up. This should make it safer

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40,000 AI-Narrated Audiobooks Flood Audible

A new breed of audiobook is taking over digital bookshelves — ones narrated not by professional voice actors, but by artificial intelligence voices. It’s an AI audiobook revolution that has been turbo-charged by Amazon. From a report: Since announcing a beta tool last year allowing self-published authors to generate AI “virtual voice” narrations for their

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