Month: February 2017

The first new record-pressing machines built in over 30 years are finally online. The post Meet the Record-Pressing Robot Fueling Vinyl’s Comeback appeared first on […] Read the original post by Rene Chun

Should I buy my dog a fitness tracker? Depends on your dog, your budget, your needs, and more. The wearables market has started to expand in […] Read the original post by Mikah Sargent

Apple introduced Smart Folders years ago, but they’re often given short shrift compared to other macOS features. While recently responding to readers’ troubles for Mac […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

A number of firms have modified their ratings and price targets on shares of Computer Sciences Corporation recently: 2/6/2017 – Computer Sciences Corporation was upgraded […] Read the original post by AmericanBankingNews.com

Flipboard is still one of my favorite news reading apps on the iPhone. I still like the beautiful design, the publication based styles, the smoothness, […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

A new patent application from Apple details how future Apple Watch owners could easily share data with each other using simple gestures. Titled “Gesture-based information […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

In Apple’s most recent earnings call, Tim Cook revealed that the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus set a record for the most iPhone sold in […] Read the original post by Oscar Raymundo

Opera recently released one of the most unique desktop browsers we’ve seen in many years. Opera Neon is a proposed glimpse in the future — […] Read the original post by George Tinari

With another quarter of falling iPad sales, there’s a lot of talk these days about what’s up with the iPad. While Apple still sells more […] Read the original post by Jason Snell

Homeland security advisor Tom Bossert stands out in Trump’s cabinet as a cautious wonk among hotheads. The post Trump’s Cybersecurity Chief Could Be a ‘Voice […] Read the original post by Andy Greenberg

If immigration bans threaten the tech industry, it will route around the problem—like the internet itself. The post Trump Can’t Stop the Globalization of Work—the […] Read the original post by Emily Dreyfuss

Designer Nathan Yau shows how different one data set can look The post 25 Visualizations Spin the Same Data Into 25 Different Tales appeared first […] Read the original post by Liz Stinson

The Arecibo Radio Telescope faces extinction—just like humans, if we can’t see the space rocks about to hit us. The post Earth’s Best Defense Against […] Read the original post by Sarah Scoles

As a rule, Wikipedia accepts most any publication as an article source. If the information is credible and verifiable, it doesn't usually matter where it […] Read the original post by Engadget

One of the worst things about flip cases is that you have to open them every time you want to check the clock, but not […] Read the original post by iMore.com