Month: April 2017

NASA’s “science birds” fly high over vicious hurricanes, measure airborne pollutants, and help researchers figure out if it’s going to be an El Niño year. […] Read the original post by Jack Stewart

Clarizen’s collaborative work management provides a full-fledged project planning and execution package that improves productivity levels so that project leaders and their teams can get […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Tuesday’s announcement by Apple that the current Mac Pro will be replaced by a new model–but not this year–was one of the most curious ones […] Read the original post by Jason Snell

Get your Google on Image by Derek Walter Google’s iPhone app is way more than a conduit to Google search—it’s the hub for Google’s shadow operating system, […] Read the original post by Derek Walter

Apple could delay its rumored high-end iPhone with a 5.8-inch edge-to-edge OLED display until October or even November, according to a new report out on […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

Companies controlling Facebook accounts associated with former employees might be legal, but it robs those employees of a platform they personally built. The post Everyone […] Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis

After applying the Windows 10 Creators Update, users get more information about Microsoft’s data-collection methods and how they can control their data privacy settings. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Looking for a protective iPhone 7 Plus case that doesn’t make it bulky and ugly? If so, Seidio’s Surface case is the way to go […] Read the original post by iMore.com

A new report from Chinese daily Economic Daily News says that Apple may delay the launch of the iPhone 8 to October or even November due to […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Alienware’s new 13.3-incher is the first gaming rig on the market with an OLED display. The post Review: Alienware 13 Gaming Laptop appeared first on […] Read the original post by Christopher Null

The Zeiss Batis 2.8/135 is an extremely sharp telephoto lens for Sony mirrorless cameras. It’s expensive, but you can’t argue with the results it delivers. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

Coastal cities worldwide are pumping more than $280 billion a year into an Adaptation Economy, an amount increasing by more than 4 percent annually. The […] Read the original post by Clive Thompson

The difference between utopia and dystopia isn’t how well everything runs. It’s about what happens when everything fails. The post Disasters Don’t Have to End […] Read the original post by Cory Doctorow

DAILY VIDEO: Google applies machine learning to fix YouTube ad placement problems; Microsoft to shut down CodePlex development repository; Businesses keep clinging to Windows 7 […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Traco Power has announced DIN rail mount power supplies that are up to 94.5% efficient. Called the TIB family, they are aimed at industrial environments […] Read the original post by Steve Bush