Month: February 2017

It’s never too early to start speculating about the next iPhone—even if it’s not due out for more than six months. We’ve got the usual […] Read the original post by Dan Moren

As police are embracing data-driven, targeted enforcement, the Trump administration is turning to old-timey dragnets that won’t make anyone safer. The post The Math Behind […] Read the original post by Issie Lapowsky

Fire ecology is a big topic. Eleanor Lutz, the infographic-maker of the <em>Tabletop Whale</em> blog, breaks it down. The post Hypnotic Animations Show Why Trees […] Read the original post by Margaret Rhodes

Machines like Z are the only way—short of exploding a weapon or sojourning inside the sun—to measure how matter behaves in extreme environments. The post […] Read the original post by Sarah Scoles

In this column, I generally present questions from readers and offer solutions or workarounds to resolve their problem. But this isn’t always possible. Sometimes, when […] Read the original post by Kirk McElhearn

You can never have too many Lightning cables around, and if you are looking for some extras, Belkin’s 6.5-foot option is worth considering. The long […] Read the original post by iMore.com

When you play a song on your iPhone, a set of music playback controls are displayed on the Lock screen along with the song details. Spin […] Read the original post by Ali Hassan Mahdi

A number of high-profile websites have been leaking their users personal data into the ether, thanks to an error at their hosting provider. Cloudflare, which […] Read the original post by Engadget

Increases effective April 1 are: cost for graves for resident, $125 to $200, and nonresident, $250 to $800. Resident open and closing, $200 to $400, […] Read the original post by Tribune-Chronicle

Speed brings spectacle, and Formula 1 definitely wants more spectacle. The post F1’s Funky New Cars Promise Faster, More Exciting Racing appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by Jack Stewart

Infineon is offering a DC-DC regulator aimed at high density Point of Load applications Read full article: Infineon DC-DC regulator aimed at Point of Load applications Read the original post by David Manners

Amazon continues to resist law enforcement's demands to hand over the audio recordings for an Echo involved in an Arkansas murder investigation. The tech titan […] Read the original post by Engadget

A new report from DigiTimes claims that the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro and the upgraded 12.9-inch iPad Pro from Apple will not ship until May or June. […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch iPads that Apple is expected to debut at a March event aren’t expected to ship until May or June, supply chain sources […] Read the original post by Husain Sumra

Google has been working with hundreds of carriers around the world to bring the text message into the 21st century. The post Android Can’t Compete […] Read the original post by David Pierce