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Elon Musk talks sun visors for SpaceX Starlink, and more tech news today
June 19, 2025
1. Blocking out the sun (for Starlink)
If you’ve spotted a train of SpaceX satellites orbiting overhead they’re a rather marvelous reminder of what’s above us and what’s possible, while being ominous for night watchers and astronomers alike.
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk provided more details about a new plan to mitigate the impact of their Starlink satellite constellation via asun visor:

2.Amazfit’s next smartwatch goes for a curved screen wristband-style(Android Authority).
3.HUAWEI foldable patent shows a strange take on Galaxy Fold formula(Android Authority).
4.How a handful of Apple and Google employees came togetherto help health officials trace coronavirus (CNBC).

5.Apple will pay $18 million to settle broken FaceTime suit. Which yeah, sounds good, but members in the class action get $3 each, if they all claim (Engadget).
6.Michael Moore’s green energy takedown—worse than Netflix’s Goop series?“Planet of the Humans is deeply useless. Watch anything else.” (Ars Technica).
7.Utah pauses Banjo’s AI surveillance after learning of owner’s racist past(Engadget).
8.Tesla CEO Elon Musk is seriously close to a $720M stock payout: he doesn’t get a salary, but he’s very close to adding to his fortune as Tesla keeps appealing to investors (CNET).
9.Look at this airport absolutely stuffed with jets, from aerial and satellite photos(The Drive).
10.The race for coronavirus vaccines: a really interesting graphical guide(Nature).
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