Month: April 2019

SQL Server 2008/R2 is nearing the end of Microsoft’s extended service period. We’ll cover some of the reasons that business are slow to upgrade from […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Hot on the heels of the release of iOS 12.2 last month, Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 12.3 as well. The company has […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Commander One is a dual file manager and it also acts like a Finder replacement application for macOS. Commander One is a free productivity focused […] Read the original post by Munawar Gul

To enhance the gaming experience of Nintendo Switch racing games, it helps to have a steering wheel controller. Unlike the wheels created for the Wii, […] Read the original post by Rebecca Spear

One day after Samsung said it was delaying the public launch of the Galaxy Fold smartphone, the company has now announced that it will be […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

Ever since Apple released the iPhone X with Animoji feature, it has added new Animojis every few months. Recently, the company released iOS 12.2 with […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Right before WWDC is the Cruelest Month Read more comics from The Pixel Project. Read the original post by Rich Stevens

Rebooting the Apple TV normally takes a few clicks through the tvOS menu system under Settings. Flipping though on-screen menus takes time, and if an […] Read the original post by Fred Straker

Enhance your decor with a natural wood charging block. You might think of your iPhone’s wireless charger as something purely functional. Why can’t it also be […] Read the original post by Karen S Freeman

‘Killing Eve’ and ‘Santa Clarita Diet’ aren’t the first to center female criminals, but their tone and confidence are a post-#MeToo internet-y revelation. Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis

It’s easier to follow rules when you know why they exist. In this case, you can calculate the force of an object hitting a melon […] Read the original post by Rhett Allain

How to see the future? If we are talking about technology, the problem becomes more complicated. After all, it is only a tool for solving […] Read the original post by Mark

A student from new York, USA, filed a lawsuit against the American company Apple one billion dollars because of an error of the system of […] Read the original post by Mark

Search the web without typing a word with help from Siri. There’s a lot that Siri can do for you, such as placing phone calls, playing […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller

Opinion: Robots seem to be the solution to the “last-mile” problem. But mechanization will likely come for a different part of the process first. Read the original post by Matt Beane