Month: September 2018

Managers needed to engage consumers with the right product mix, pricing and interests in the individual restaurant locations of a large (1,300-plus locations) sports bar […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Yesterday it became available for download the final version of iOS 12. The updated operating system has shown itself very well in terms of performance […] Read the original post by adminfsd

The cost of iPhones and Apple Watches has increased over time, but the reasons for it are complicated. With the new iPhones and the Apple Watch […] Read the original post by Stephen Hackett

This soundbar features immersive audio for movies, Chromecast for multi-room audio, and Google Assistant support for voice control. Read the original post by Theo Nicolakis

From kilowatt-hours to horsepower to acceleration times, see how the E-tron SUV compares to similar offerings from Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, and others. Read the original post by Jack Stewart

SpaceX announced last week that it booked its first private passenger for a flight around the Moon in its BFR spacecraft, and today the company […] Read the original post by Engadget

It’s almost a full week after Apple’s event and the Macalope still hasn’t dug out from the pile of goofball predictions made before it. Writing for […] Read the original post by The Macalope

Most cities felt powerless to extract concessions from Uber and Lyft. Now that scooters are here, they’ve learned their lesson—and toughened up. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

By adding slides to presentations that already include documents, spreadsheets and a chat function, Quip Slides offers a single application that enables teams to better […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Costing $150 and launching on Indiegogo, the Heated Razor isn’t anything like what you’re used to. Read the original post by Brian Barrett

Instagram’s Kevin Systrom discusses equality and technology with Karlie Kloss, the founder of Kode With Klossy Read the original post by Lauren Murrow

Boyan Slat’s tubular new contraption is designed to take on the oceans’ garbage gyres. Read the original post by Jennifer Kahn

We had the fervor of true believers, devout advocates of the technology movement. Then technology won. Read the original post by Adam Rogers

A Wired retro item, from the 25th anniversary issue. Read the original post by Chris Baker

Street photographer Michelle Groskopf crisscrossed the country to photograph icons from Bill Gates to Mark Zuckerberg. Read the original post by Anna Goldwater Alexander