Month: July 2019

What is FaceApp, why is it popular, and how do I use it? Here’s everything you need to know! If you’ve been on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, […] Read the original post by Mikah Sargent

iOS 12 betas really spoiled us. They were surprisingly stable. Stable enough to be a daily driver. iOS 13 beta is not that. It’s quite […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Honestly, all I’d miss is the camera. Read more comics from The Pixel Project. Read the original post by Rich Stevens

In 2011, San Francisco cut taxes to lure tech firms. Eight years later, gaping income inequality has city officials looking for ways to get tech […] Read the original post by Gregory Barber

This year’s event is definitely downsized—but that makes room for a lot of surprises. Read the original post by Angela Watercutter

The first public iOS 13 jailbreak is still at least a few months away. However, many developers from the jailbreaking community have already made it […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Get your first month of any of these monthly food and drink subscriptions for less! What’s not to love about getting tasty snacks delivered each month? […] Read the original post by Bryan M Wolfe

Intel has announced a neuromorphic system with a dissonant title Pohoiki Beach, which treats data as a biological brain. The system includes 8 million neurons […] Read the original post by Mark

Amazon Prime Day isn’t just about tech and gadgets. You can help make your house a home with some great deals on furniture. Amazon has […] Read the original post by Sean Endicott

If last weekend you went to Twitter or instagram, you probably saw weird pictures of your friends or celebrities, in which they looked much older. […] Read the original post by Mark

Difficulties with the completion of the Parking account from your mobile phone often asked by users of operators of MTS and “Beeline”. About this Agency […] Read the original post by Mark

A UK committee declines to recommend banning Huawei from the nation’s telecom networks, as the US prepares to permit some sales to the Chinese company. Read the original post by Klint Finley

From the beaches of Florida and department store TVs to mission control and Parisian living rooms, everyone witnessed the mission’s launch and landing. Read the original post by Anna Goldwater Alexander

We sifted through dozens of new books released in honor of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11. Here are the giant leaps for lunar literature. Read the original post by Meghan Herbst

With macOS Catalina, Apple is providing a tool for developers (called Catalyst) that makes it really easy to take an existing iPad app over to […] Read the original post by Jason Cross