Month: September 2017

Reducing emissions is not going to be enough to prevent catastrophic consequences of climate change. Enter geoengineering. Read the original post by Anna Vlasits

Newly licensed operators are getting to work. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

It’s a little thing, but not having a USB-C to HDMI connector on a laptop becomes a big deal when you need to plug into […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

You’re plugging stuff in that outlet, so why not make use of the space around it? Read the original post by Michael Brown

With every new iOS release come several new features that Apple enthusiastically introduces during its annual WWDC event, while a plethora of smaller features go […] Read the original post by Jon Reed

Huawei, the world’s third biggest smartphone maker, has promised to bring AI to its next generation of smartphones with the launch of the Kirin 970 […] Read the original post by Josh Brooks

Highly intelligible dialog and great overall performance make Yamaha’s sound bar a top performer in its price class. Read the original post by Theo Nicolakis

Shares of Lands' End, Inc. have received an average recommendation of “Hold” from the six research firms that are presently covering the firm, Marketbeat reports. […] Read the original post by AmericanBankingNews.com

At WWDC 2017 earlier this year, Apple announced iOS 11 which will obviously bring about some changes to the platform. One of those changes is […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Toshiba has launched a microSD UHS-I card with a read speed of up to R100 MB/s and which is shock proof, water resistant and x-ray […] Read the original post by David Manners

Make a note for your diary – Wednesday 6 September, 10:00am – for a new Electronics Weekly webinar: Combining the Power of Functional Test and […] Read the original post by Alun Williams

Last week, Apple released the ninth beta of iOS 11 ahead of its September 12 iPhone 8 launch event. It is likely that this was […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The sixth-generation iPod nano from Apple has officially become obsolete now. This means that Apple’s service centers will no longer be accepting repairs for the […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

To be sure, gold rose early Monday as North Korea's latest nuclear test provoked the usual knee-jerk shift to safe havens. “The bigger picture, the […] Read the original post by News Max

When you sit in front of your computer and the speakers are directly in front of you, there is no need to pump out audio […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo