Month: October 2016

Everybody’s muscling in on streaming music these days. The latest entry: Amazon, which rolled out Amazon Music Unlimited on Wednesday, a streaming service with tens […] Read the original post by Brad Chacos

Research and development is still a huge factor for Apple, so centers are a necessity. In Apple’s case, having a lot of them appears to […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Your passwords protect your whole online life, and they should be strong and secure. Unfortunately, those aren’t always the easiest to remember and manage because […] Read the original post by iMore.com

After the first week of setting up Philips Hue lights in my bedroom, I was fantasizing about an ability to have them slowly fade out […] Read the original post by George Tinari

If you don’t have a backup and your songs are scattered across multiple computers, you can use iCloud Music Library to unify your libraries on […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

The Supreme Court is asking Apple and Samsung to define the value of design in their ongoing legal battle. Some justices have asked Samsung why […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

Tyler Technologies, Inc. was recently named to Fortune's 100 Fastest-Growing Companies list for 2016. Marking its first appearance in the ranking, Tyler was named among […] Read the original post by Freshnews

While artificial intelligence and robotics are starting to play a more valuable role in people's lives, a new report states that the UK is ill-prepared […] Read the original post by Engadget

National Instruments has demonstrated a simulator that allows the radar systems of self-driving cars, and the algorithms behind them, to be tested in limited space, […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Although most video editing software does a decent job with audio, there’s nothing like using a tool dedicated to manipulating sound. Back in the day, […] Read the original post by J.R. Bookwalter

Google revealed two new smartphones last week. The Pixels look the same and cost the same as the iPhone. They even come come in two […] Read the original post by Oscar Raymundo

Wild, wild horses can’t be dragged away. The post North Carolina’s Wild Steeds Bucked the Hurricane (Probably) appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis

Hoefler & Co.’s Try.typography.com is like a fitting room for typefaces. The post Hoefler & Co.’s Handy Web Tool Lets You Try On Different Typefaces—For […] Read the original post by Margaret Rhodes

It’s called Project Como. And it’s the latest example of Amazon dominating the physical world of e-commerce. The post Amazon Is Opening Grocery Stores So […] Read the original post by Davey Alba

In BMW Motorrad’s vision of the future, technology will protect the rider from crashes, but bikes won’t be totally autonomous. The post BMW’s Motorcycle of […] Read the original post by Jack Stewart