Month: March 2017

When Google announced plans to make smart clothing back in 2015 with Project Jacquard, I was intrigued but skeptical. I’ve worn sensor-filled clothes before, and […] Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

Wayne Tracker? Really? That’s the best you could do? The post The Real Problem With Rex Tillerson’s Stupid Made-Up Name Is That It’s Just Not […] Read the original post by Brian Raftery

After the Marines United scandal, the social-media behemoth has to make some decisions. The post It’s Time for Facebook to Deal With the Grimy History […] Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis

Just one in three potential jobs announced by Nova Scotia's economic development agency through its payroll rebate program actually materialized over the past four years, […] Read the original post by Canada.com

It’s the most significant bloom in 20 years. The post 9 Magical Photos of California’s Wildflower Super Bloom appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by Charley Locke

The Epson Expression ET-2650 All-in-One Printer may lack a few features for the price, but it prints quite well and very inexpensively. […] Read the original post by Alun Williams

Like many of its rivals, Sony came out with a handful of new TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 in January. The company has […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

A lot of car manufacturers are now embracing the infotainment systems developed by Apple and Google . These systems are extensions of their mobile operating […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Luxury Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer emerged on the smartwatch scene last year with the Tag Heuer Connected . The idea was to provide a robust […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

How do I save my iCloud photos and videos so I can delete them from my iPhone? I’ll give you the full disclaimer: There is no […] Read the original post by Cella Lao Rousseau

USC economist Arie Kapteyn’s polling model picked up on nationalist sentiment in the US, and it’s seeing the same spike in Dutch right-wing populism. The […] Read the original post by Henri Gendreau

Intel, seeking technology for self-driving cars, is acquiring computer vision and machine-learning systems developer Mobileye for $15.3 billion. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Opinion: As industry embraces autonomous vehicles, drivers—and their families—may be left behind. The post Cutting Social Services Only Makes the Robotic Takeover Worse appeared first […] Read the original post by Maya Rockeymoore

How do I listen to audiobooks with iBooks and adjust their controls? Updated March 2017: Updated to add information about downloading audiobooks and info for iOS […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

With the iPhone 8 set to receive a major redesign that is rumored to add an edge-to-edge display, eliminate the home button, and introduce some […] Read the original post by Juli Clover