Month: August 2019

You could go outside, but… Read the original post by Angela Watercutter

Sostav completes the publication series “Russian advertising Yearbook 2018”. Previously released article Sergey Veselov “the Russian advertising market and digital — waiting for further changes?”, […] Read the original post by Mark

This picture showed the world the user of the social news site Reddit and signed: “Steve jobs is hiding in Egypt after staging his death.” The […] Read the original post by Mark

American Corporation Apple has sent out invitations to the ceremony of presentation of new products, which will be held on 10 September in Silicon valley, […] Read the original post by Mark

Can’t wait to use your titanium Apple Card? Here’s how to get it activated first! Now that the Apple Card is available to everyone (here’s how […] Read the original post by Christine Chan

Amazon debuted two new Kindles in 2019. Here’s how they stack up, and which may be right for you. Read the original post by Jeffrey Van Camp

WIRED’s Paris Martineau joins the show to explain all the ways Facebook tracks your activity across Instagram and the rest of its apps. Read the original post by WIRED Staff

Apple lets you register an Apple ID using an email address it offers or with what it calls a “third-party” address—that’s one from any other […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

If the latest cases for the upcoming iPhone 11 series are anything to go by, the Apple logo at the rear of the phones will […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

August’s best iPhone and iPad games Image by Motion Twin My goodness, what a fantastic month for games! And just in time for Labor Day weekend, too! […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson

Ryan Taft didn’t know that he would become one of the world’s leading experts in diagnosing rare genetic diseases. Then he met Stephen Damiani. Read the original post by Sarah Elizabeth Richards

The ride-hail companies offer more pay and benefits to drivers—and threaten a ballot measure to prevent those same drivers from being classified as employees. Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

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Brian McEvoy at Hackaday tells this gruesome tale of implanting a Raspberry Pi in a leg – two legs actually. ”Earlier this month,” writes McEvoy, […] Read the original post by David Manners

With the announcement that Apple’s annual September event will be upon us in a little more than a week, it’s time to take stock of […] Read the original post by Dan Moren