More than 80,000 homes on Staten Island, in southeast Queens and in the suburbs east of New York City could be lost to floods over the next 15 years, according to a new report that serves as a warning of how climate change could make the housing crisis even worse.The report, written by the Regional Plan Association, notes that New York's housing shortage could be pushed to 1.2 million homes due to the inability to develop land prone to flooding. More than half of the 82,000 at-risk homes are on Long Island, including ocean-facing towns such as Babylon and Islip. Cities along the Long Island Sound, as well as the New York City neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Queens, are also vulnerable. The threats of global warming mean that local officials need to “rethink what a conventional home looks like,” Max Besbris, a sociology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told The New York Times. “That means denser housing, more energy-efficient housing, and that probably means giving up on that suburban ideal of a stand-alone home with a white picket fence."

As its name suggests, Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t looking to tear up the rulebook as Nintendo consoles have so often been known to do, with the focus this time being on providing an iterative, evolutions upgrade, rather than a full-on reinvention. Even so, the upcoming next-gen console is changing things up from its predecessor in a number of ways with its hardware upgrades, new user features, pricing policies, and more. Here, we’re going to highlight a few of those differences. For the purposes of this specific feature, we’re going to be pitting the Switch 2 against only the base Switch model. SCREEN Let’s get started with the basics- the screen, which brings several upgrades. For starters, the Switch 2’s screen is larger than the base Switch model’s by a noticeable margin, going from 6.2 inches to 7.9 inches. Meanwhile, where the Switch 1’s screen outputs at 720p at most, the Switch 2 will be capable of 1080p output. It also touts support for VRR and 120 FPS gameplay. MAGNETIC JOY-CONS We’ve gotten used to how the Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons detach and slot back in over the last several years, but Nintendo is changing things up with the Switch 2. Unlike the Switch 1’s Joy-Cons, which would slide into (and out of) rails on either side of the tablet, the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons will attach to the tablet magnetically. To detach them, players will have to hold down a new button close to the trigger, with Nintendo providing assurances that the magnetic controllers won’t just separate and fall off by themselves. MOUSE FUNCTIONALITY Here’s another major change you can expect with the Joy-Con 2 controllers, and one that leaks had actually talked about for a while. The new controllers feature sensors on their side, which will allow you to simply turn either Joy-Con sideways and use it like a mouse on a flat surface. The Switch 1 boasted three different play styles in handheld mode, console mode, and tabletop mode, allowing you to seamlessly and instantly swap between them. The Switch 2 is adding mouse mode to that list. C BUTTON AND GAMECHAT Another major (according to Nintendo, at least) new feature being introduced with the Switch 2 is the new C button, which is tied to the new GameChat feature. Pressing the button will bring up the GameChat menu, which will let you voice chat (or video chat, if you have the requisite accessory) with other players while playing your own game. Sadly, GameChat will be available exclusively to NSO subscribers past its open access period (which runs until March next year). MORE JOY-CON CHANGES Nintendo has improved the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons in other areas as well. One of the most common criticisms for the original controllers continues to be the tiny size of the SL and SR buttons, which Nintendo has directly addressed by expanding their dimensions a tad. The Switch 2’s analog sticks are also larger, while the company has also offered assurances that stick drift issues – a major problem with the Switch 1 – will be less of a concern with the new console. PRO CONTROLLER CHANGES As you would expect, the Switch 2 will also have its own new Pro Controller for players to purchase as an accessory, and it, too, will come with several changes. The aforementioned C button will of course be featured, in addition to an audio jack, something that is glaringly missing in the otherwise excellent Switch Pro Controller. Additional, the Switch 2’s Pro Controller will also feature new GL and GR buttons on the grip that you’ll be able to program and assign to whatever inputs you wish. 4K CAPABLE From a tech and hardware perspective, the Switch 2 is going to be Nintendo’s biggest generational leap since the GameCube. The Switch 1 was an outdated piece of kit even back when it launched in 2017, but the Switch 2 is going to be a completely different story. Nintendo has, for instance, confirmed that the console will be capable of outputting games at a 4K resolution, something that is completely impossible on the Switch. SUPPORTS RAY TRACING AND DLSS That the Switch 2 will use Nvidia’s DLSS is something that rumours have been claiming for several years, going back far enough that they were initially tied to the fabled and nonexistent Switch Pro. That is now officially confirmed, in case you were wondering how the Switch 2 is 4K capable after all, given that its specs would put it below even the Xbox Series S in terms of pure, raw numbers. Meanwhile, in addition to DLSS, the Switch 2 also features ray tracing support. 3D AUDIO We’ve spoken plenty about the many visual enhancements we can look forward to with the Switch 2, but its upgrades don’t end there. On the audio side of things, on top of louder and higher-quality speakers, the Switch 2 also touts support for 3D audio in both console and handheld mode. SWITCH 2 EDITION GAMES The upcoming next-gen console’s greater hardware capabilities will obviously mean better looking new games, but even existing existing Switch 1 titles are going to benefit. It’ll ultimately be up to each publisher’s discretion, but for several, you can expect what are being called Nintendo Switch 2 Edition releases, which are basically Switch 2-enhanced versions of Switch 1 titles. The upgrades, pricing, and what have you will obviously vary from game to game and developer to developer. STORAGE As you’d expect, the Switch 2’s internal storage is also significantly more substantial than the Switch 1. The latter launched in 2017 with 32 GB of internal storage, but its successor will tout as much as 256 GB- though Switch 2 titles are, of course, going to weigh more than Switch 1 games. The console’s storage will also be expandable, but regular microSD cards will no longer be supported, with new microSD Express cards instead being required. BATTERY Given the more powerful hardware of the Switch 2, it comes as no surprise that the console’s battery life is taking a hit. Where the Switch 1 can last anywhere between 4-10 hours on a full charge depending on your usage, according to Nintendo, the Switch 2’s battery life will range between 2 to six-and-a-half hours. In terms of charging time, however, Nintendo estimates three hours for a full charge, which is about the same as the Switch 1. DOCK Similar to the tablet itself, the Switch 2’s dock will also be different from the Switch 1’s. At 4.5 inches tall, 7.9 inches wide, and 2 inches thick, it’s somewhat larger the the Switch 1’s dock, which is 4.1 inches tall, 6.8 inches wide, and 2.12 inches thick. Unlike the original base dock, the new one will will also have an ethernet port for those who wish to directly plug in a LAN cable. GAMECUBE TITLES ON NINTENDO SWITCH ONLJNE Fans have been hoping to see GameCube titles being added to NSO’s library for a while now, and that is finally set to happen starting June 5- but only for the Switch 2. Switch 1’s Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription includes games for the NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance. On the Switch 2, on top of all of that, subscribers will also get GameCube games, with The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Soulcalibur 2, and F-Zero GX set to be there day one, and more (including Luigi’s Mansion, Super Mario Sunshin, Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, and many others) arriving later. PRICING CHANGES This is the big one, and unfortunately, not for the right reasons. The original Switch launched in the US at a price of $299, but the Switch 2 is bringing about a steep increase. Nintendo has announced a price of $449 for the console, though with the tariff-shaped clouds looming large, there’s a good chance that thar price is going to increase before the console has launched, at least in the US.

Netflix is starting to test search that’s powered by OpenAI, according to Bloomberg. The new search engine will let users “look for shows using far more specific terms, including the subscriber’s mood, for example, the company said,” per the report. This OpenAI-powered search will also allow users to make queries that “go well beyond genres or actors’ names.” The feature, which is opt in, is already available for some users to try in Australia and New Zealand on iOS. Netflix spokesperson MoMo Zhou confirmed to The Verge that Bloomberg’s story is accurate. Zhou says that the test will expand to the US “in the coming weeks and months” and that there aren’t currently plans for the feature outside of iOS. “It’s early days for the feature and we’re really in a learn and listen phase for this beta,” Zhou says. OpenAI didn’t immediately reply to a request for comment. In an interview on the Decoder podcast last year, The Verge’s editor-in-chief, Nilay Patel, asked Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters about how the company was thinking about AI. Here was part of his response: We have a long history of using machine learning and artificial intelligence in our recommender systems. We’ve been doing that for 20-some years. Again, we think that our job is to be proactive about understanding where there’s technical innovation. How do we use that both to serve creators, allow them to tell their stories in more compelling ways, and also then to serve our members better user experiences?

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After steering Dutch chip giant ASML to become Europe’s most valuable tech firm, Peter Wennink is now focused on the next frontiers of deep tech. Wennink has already been involved in numerous breakthroughs in the field. Over his 25-year career at ASML — including over a decade as CEO — the company laid foundations for countless deep tech innovations. Under his leadership, the business earned renown as the sole supplier and producer of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines. These systems are essential for manufacturing the world’s most advanced chips. They have become a crucial force in today’s AI boom, supporting everything from ChatGPT to brain-computer interfaces. ASML has also extended the life of Moore’s Law — the observation that transistors on chips double roughly every two years. This exponential growth has fuelled breakthroughs that once seemed unimaginable. The next advances, Wennink believes, are even harder to envision. Register here “It’s difficult for mankind to foresee the impact of exponentiality because it often yields something seemingly impossible,” he told TNW. “But that’s exactly what science and deep tech will create, making the impossible possible.” At TNW Conference in Amsterdam on June 20, Wennink will share his vision of a new era of innovation. The future of deep tech In an exclusive session titled Gods of Industry: The Battle for Deep Tech Dominance, Wennink will take the stage alongside Young Sohn, another digital visionary. Formerly the President and Chief Strategy Officer of Samsung Electronic, Sohn is now the founding managing partner at Walden Catalyst Ventures, a VC fund dedicated to deep tech. Together, the duo will unpack the next decade of innovations. Their insights will shine a light on the next era of tech leaders. During Wennink’s tenure, ASML became one of these leaders. The company’s machines still produce the chips for all kinds of advanced device, from iPhones to self-driving cars. ASML has also supported the broader deep tech ecosystem. The firm backed DeepTechXL, a Dutch fund that last year raised €110mn, and was deeply involved in Brainport Eindhoven, which Wennink calls “probably unique” in the world of deep tech. Since retiring from ASML last year, Wennink has remained a key figure in the field. He believes the next wave of deep tech will unlock possibilities that are hard to imagine. They may require challenging paths from lab to market, deep domain expertise, and patient capital — but the payoffs will be truly transformative. At TNW Conference, Wenwick will offer a glimpse into what comes next. Peter Wennink will join a packed lineup at TNW Conference, which takes place on June 19-20 in Amsterdam. Tickets for the event are now on sale. Use the code TNWXMEDIA2025 at the check-out to get 30% off the price tag. Story by Thomas Macaulay Managing editor Thomas is the managing editor of TNW. He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers. Away from work, he e (show all) Thomas is the managing editor of TNW. He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers. Away from work, he enjoys playing chess (badly) and the guitar (even worse). Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week. Also tagged with

Aqara continues to be one of the best smart home vendors for HomeKit fans. This week, the company announced a major update to its Matter integration that will benefit anyone using HomeKit as their primary platform. HomeKit Weekly is a series focused on smart home accessories, automation tips and tricks, and everything to do with Apple’s smart home framework. Earlier this week, Aqara announced that is releasing its Advanced Matter Bridging feature to all of its Matter-compatible hubs. This includes the newer Aqara Hub M3 and it’s also is coming to older models like the M2, M1S, E1, and Camera Hub G3. Previously, this feature was only available on the Hub M3. Now, it is available across the board through a free firmware update. How does it work? Advanced Matter Bridging allows Aqara’s unique features to work inside third-party Matter platforms. For HomeKit users, this means you can create scenes and signals in the Aqara app and have them appear in the Home app as virtual plugs or motion sensors. These can then be used in automations within HomeKit. You can also use presence detection from the Aqara FP2 sensor or AI alerts from Aqara cameras in new ways. These features were previously limited to the Aqara app, but they can now extend into HomeKit. In addition to bridging features, the new update also allows the Aqara Home app to integrate with over 50 types of Matter-enabled devices, including robo-vacs and more. A firmware upgrade from Aqara has added a lot to its over Matter interoperability, which is great for HomeKit fans. The company says this update will come through a new version of its Aqara Home app (version 5.1.9) and a new firmware of its M3 hub and G5 Pro camera hub (version 4.3.5) later this month Wrap up Last but not least, Aqara also mentioned that its Thread Border Routers will soon be able to communicate across your LAN. That feature is still under development and is expected to arrive sometime in the second quarter of 2025. For anyone looking for a low-cost way to add more HomeKit devices, Aqara continues to show why it deserves a spot in your environment. Matter, in my opinion, has been critical to getting more HomeKit devices on the market, and this looks like a great release (especially for free). You can check out all of Aqara’s HomeKit and Matter products on Amazon. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.  FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.You’re reading 9to5Mac — experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Don’t know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel

The Trump administration is planning to cut NASA's science budget nearly in half, according to an early budget proposal to Congress.As the Washington Post reports, NASA's Science Mission Directorate's current $7.3 billion budget could be cut down to a mere $3.9 billion.While the proposal has yet to be formally submitted to Congress, the slashed budget would deal a devastating blow to the space agency's ongoing and future missions, including its next major space telescope and Mars Sample Return mission.NASA's $2.2 billion Earth Science budget would be more than halved under the budget proposal, while planetary science would drop from $2.7 billion to $1.9 billion.It wouldn't just be a major step back; the move could prove to be counterintuitively expensive."This is an extinction-level event for NASA science," said space advocacy group Planetary Society chief of space policy Casey Dreier in a statement. "It needlessly terminates functional, productive science missions and cancels new missions currently being built, wasting billions of taxpayer dollars in the process.""This is neither efficient nor smart budgeting," he added.The latest budget doesn't include funding for NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, the follow-up to its groundbreaking Hubble and Webb space telescopes, which would continue to be funded under the proposed budget.That's despite the development of the telescope already being well underway. Hardware is already being tested at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, per WaPo. It's currently scheduled to be launched as early as September 2026.It's important to note that the Trump administration's budget proposal is far from being set in stone. It's an early draft, called a "passback," ahead of Trump's full 2026 fiscal year budget request.In other words, Congress can still stop NASA's science program from being set ablaze."NASA has received the fiscal year 2026 budget passback from the Office of Management and Budget and has begun the deliberative process," the agency wrote in a statement.Unsurprisingly, former NASA leaders are appalled at the mere suggestion of cutting the Science Mission Directorate nearly in half."They’re going to run NASA into a very deep ditch if they proceed with this kind of savagery," former NASA administrator Bill Nelson told WaPo.Nelson also argued that the proposed budget could deal a devastating hit to Trump's signature space exploration program. Both the president and his top henchman Elon Musk have repeatedly vowed to take astronauts to the surface of Mars.Though Musk has tweeted repeatedly since the budget came out, he's had nothing to say about its slash-and-burn attack on NASA."If you savage NASA science, you have savaged our entire exploration program, and that will affect the human exploration program as well," Nelson told the newspaper.Apart from shocking former NASA leads, Congress will likely have plenty of bones to pick if such a budget were to be proposed.Representative Zoe Lofren (D-CA), top member of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, eviscerated Trump's approach."Effectuating these absurd cuts would destroy NASA's ability to carry out its fundamental objectives, cut off their societal benefits, and spell catastrophe for the U.S. Earth and space science enterprise by throwing billions in already-made taxpayer investments into the trash heap," she said in a statement."I will do everything in my power to ensure these reckless proposals never come to fruition," she added."This massive cut to NASA Science will not stand," representative George Whitesides (D-CA) told Ars Technica. "I will work alongside my colleagues on the Science Committee to make clear how this would decimate American leadership in space and inflict great damage to NASA centers across the country.""I think there’ll be very strong bipartisan resistance in Congress to cutting missions that are the foundation of our space program," senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MA) told the WaPo. "This is like eating your seed corn, and it will have very damaging impacts on our space program, on national security programs, and it will undermine our leadership in the area of technical innovation and scientific research."Share This Article

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We may yet see Siri improvements this fall, but how far they go is still unknown.

The best teak outdoor furniture is a mainstay in the outdoor furniture space for its hardiness against the elements, its easy-to-clean surfaces, and the natural patina that it develops over time—from a warm honey to a weathered gray. The wood isn’t as readily known for its style chops, though we’ve noted in the past that it can unexpectedly elevate everything from bathtubs (see the carved wood beauty in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s brownstone) to sofas with its coastal-leaning charm.With origins in Southeast Asia, teak pieces are also generally low-maintenance, and our editors have a few weatherproofing tips on how to preserve their look and quality (Hint: You may need to add teak oil or sealer to your cart ASAP).Our favorite outdoor furniture retailers offer a wide selection of teak silhouettes for your patio, porch, or backyard, including best-selling outdoor sectionals, loveseats, accent chairs, dining sets, and more. Many of these are even paired with plush cushioning and weather-resistant covers. Below, see more handsome teak designs that embody craftsmanship and functionality for your outdoor space.Our Top Picks for the Best Teak Outdoor Furniture:Best Customizable Options: Neighbor Haven Sofa, $3,290Best For Indoors or Outdoors: Castlery Rio Outdoor 3-Seater Sofa, $1,999Best Set For Large Spaces: Yardbird Winnie Outdoor Sofa Set, $5,800 $4,350Best Set For Small Spaces: Christopher Knight Home Wesley Chaise Lounge Set, $667Best Modular Design: Anthropologie Sonoma Woven Teak Armless Chair, $1,098Neighbor Haven SofaIf your taste leans modern and minimalist, consider Neighbor your design destination. The brand calls its best-selling teak sofa the “Haven Sofa,” which is a fitting name for its cozy, quick-drying foam cushions and modern Scandi-style bones. We think it would look just as nice inside or outside your home. Customize your piece by choosing between a cushioned or teak armrest, and a range of fadeproof Sunbrella upholstery colors. (And if you want more hands-on research, Neighbor will ship a free swatch kit right to your door.)Castlery Rio Outdoor 3 Seater SofaCastlery’s Rio sofa was the first outdoor furniture item AD ever tested, and we still stand by our glowing review of it today. Senior SEO analyst Stewart Savin was particularly impressed by its looks and how well it held up over time. “It’s gorgeous—if I had room I’d be tempted to use it inside,” she wrote. “This sofa has withstood pollen, snowstorms, thunderstorms, and even a hurricane! Plus our pup enjoys lounging on it as much as we do.” Keep it as a standalone piece in your porch, or combine it with the matching lounge chairs and table to fully furnish a corner of your backyard.Yardbird Winnie Outdoor Sofa SetIf your outdoor space allows, consider bringing in Yardbird’s eco-friendly outdoor sofa set. Coastal dwellers or dreamers will appreciate the rounded corners that add charm to an otherwise simple set. The company also prides itself on its sustainably-made furnishings, with their responsibly-sourced, grade A teak as proof.Sunnydaze Solid Teak Outdoor Bar ChairWe’d be remiss not to call out Amazon’s vast selection of outdoor furniture, including these weatherproof stools from Sunnydaze. Perch them at your outdoor bar for poolside cocktail hour or even pair a duo with a tall table for an outdoor bistro set.Utoplike Teak Outdoor Side TableIf your poolside furniture setup already includes a low-profile teak chaise lounger that you love, create your own patio set with this compact side table that will withstand icy drinks and any out-of-bounds splashing.Sonoma Woven Teak Armless ChairAnthropologie’s home section is extensive, but don’t sleep on their outdoor furniture. The woven detailing around the back of this armless chair gives it some earthy texture, while the neutral sunproof fabric feels at home in all kinds of outdoor oases. It can easily stand on its own, or you could line up multiple of them together to create a makeshift modular sofa. If you’re working with a smaller space, style it with a side table and decorative pillow to liven up the blank slate white cushion.CB2 Sunset Teak Outdoor LoveseatCB2 puts a midcentury-modern twist on this teak loveseat, which features a dramatically angled base topped with weather-resistant cushion covers. We could easily see this posted up next to a fire feature or garden. The brand notes that it will weather to a silvery grey if left untreated, but to give you an idea of how that patina will look, the brand also provides imagery forecasting what you’ll see at one month, two months, and six months post-delivery.Burrow Dunes Teak Dining SetEveryone will want to pull up a chair at this teak dining table, which comes with four chairs and a teak bench (though you can also purchase seating separately). Drawing inspiration from surfboards, it’s a laid-back addition to your coastal outdoor space that feels warm and refined, from your beach house to your backyard.Outer Teak Outdoor Armless Chair Conversation SetKnown for sustainable, Forest Stewardship Council–certified outdoor patio furniture, Outer offers an entire modular sofa system for a spacious backyard. Each piece can operate as standalone chairs, a loveseat, or as a component to a sectional. Nab a side table to place in between and you’ll have a comfortable conversation set for a porch or oversized balcony.Outer Teak Outdoor OttomanFor an even more modular outdoor living space, purchase one of these neutral teak ottomans. Use it as a footrest for your conversation set chairs or as an extension of the sofa system.Hi NeighborNeighbor Low ChairThis isn’t your grandma’s Adirondack chair. Neighbor’s update to an all-time camp-side classic features a solid teak wood frame with slats on the back and seat and an angled seat and back that lets you recline with a bevvy in hand. Purchase them individually or with a complementary ottoman to kick up your feet even more comfortably (PS: There’s a version made with recycled plastic too.)