Month: September 2017

Ahead of its September 12 event next week, Apple has started promoting iOS 11 features to iPhone and iPad owners through the Tips app. The […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Back when Samsung launched the Galaxy S8 this year, videos soon popped up on the internet that showed people fooling its facial recognition system using […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

“I am incredibly proud of our associates, whose generosity and empathy for affected communities, guests and other associates, reinforces our mission to be the heart […] Read the original post by Business Wire

The 2017 NFL season is upon us, and we want to make sure you’re fully set so you don’t miss a second of the action. […] Read the original post by Simon Sage

Mac users have so far avoided the scourge of ransomware sweeping the Windows world, where it’s the fastest-growing category of malware due to its simplicity: […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

The company’s new synthetic fill compresses like down, but stays warm and lofted when wet. Read the original post by Robbie Gonzalez

In her new book, Big Chicken, Maryn McKenna traces the evolution of antimicrobial resistance from poultry farms to hospital emergency rooms. Read the original post by Megan Molteni

The final preview build before the system software is released sports smaller Nano Server images and improved support for container orchestration tools. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

According to a new report, Facebook is offering major record labels and music publishers hundreds of millions of dollars so that the billion-plus users of […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Modern iPhones take fantastic pictures, but even with a case attached, the slim exterior doesn’t provide the confident grip of a traditional SLR camera. If […] Read the original post by J.R. Bookwalter

The man behind MakerBot has a new desktop fabrication machine, and a new goal. Read the original post by Elizabeth Stinson

WeWork’s strategy isn’t about the free coffee or sappy slogans. It’s about selling data on how work happens. Read the original post by Jessi Hempel

Will Twitter ever be fun again? More importantly, should it be? Read the original post by Angela Watercutter

The man behind viral ads for Poo Pourri and the Squatty Potty is on an unexpected quest to scrub the profanity out of feature […] Read the original post by Andrew Zaleski

Social programs like food stamps are desperately in need of innovation. A new wave of apps aims to fill that niche. Read the original post by Tonya Riley