Month: November 2016

With 12 quarts of capacity, this is Yeti’s smallest Hopper, a “personal” cooler that has room for a 12-pack of soda, water, or beer. The […] Read the original post by Christopher Null

Six months on from our last Top 10, here’s the Christmas 2016 list, with mainly new content – as you’d expect in a busy smartphone world. Again, […] Read the original post by Steve Litchfield

How can I receive text messages on my Mac? Check out this guide! Messages for macOS is great for chatting with friends using iMessage, but you […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller

Terry Ogletree prefers some older, expensive mechanical keyboards he already has on hand to the newer Apple keyboard style that ships with Macs. (Very reasonable!) […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

Universal Clipboard is one of those classic Apple features that you expect to “just work” between iOS 10 and macOS Sierra devices. And when it […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Facebook has decided to halt its decision to collect data from WhatsApp users in the United Kingdom following a privacy probe from the Information Commissioner’s […] Read the original post by Killian Bell

Reliably blue New York is going deep red—on the traffic maps. The post With Trump and Clinton Both in NYC, Cue the (Managed) Mayhem appeared […] Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Throughout this election season, bots have been used to skew the online conversation. Expect that effect to be magnified on Election Day. The post The […] Read the original post by Davey Alba

Photographer Loes Heerink captures women peddling bicycles piled high with colorful fruit and flowers. The post Bike Couriers Got Nothing on These Vietnamese Street Vendors […] Read the original post by Laura Mallonee

We’ve already seen Donald Trump as the leader of a reality show. What does his boardroom behavior say about how he’d function as President? The […] Read the original post by K.M. McFarland

Uber, Lyft, Snapchat, Google, and more are all doing what they can to get you to your polling place in time. The post How Tech […] Read the original post by Michael Duran

Now in its third edition, <em>The Atlas of Design</em> champions a more inclusive definition of cartography. The post The Atlas of Design Is Back, With […] Read the original post by Margaret Rhodes

From Stephen Colbert to the crew of ‘The View,’ here’s who’ll be talking you through the countdown to the apocalypse. The post Watch These TV […] Read the original post by Brian Raftery

We talked to Rubins about the experiments she conducted on board the ISS, her very first spacewalks, and what it feels like to crash-land on […] Read the original post by Katie M. Palmer

The wait for overhauled MacBook Pros is over, so let the shakeup begin. This entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro with a 2GHz Core i5 and function […] Read the original post by Susie Ochs