Month: January 2020

2020 will be full of real-world events for Pokémon Trainers around the world! What you need to know Niantic has revealed the economic impact of its Pokémon […] Read the original post by Casian Holly

A computational chemist unlocked the secrets of the time-grind-water axis—and developed a model for making an impeccable cup of joe. Read the original post by Adam Rogers

It took 12 years and at least $40 million to chart a region about 250 micrometers across—about the thickness of two strands of hair. Read the original post by Gregory Barber

Apple today added a variety of charging solutions and other products to its online store from brands such as OtterBox, Mophie, Belkin, Ubio Labs, Native […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

The proposal suggests that Apple’s Board of Directors reports annually to shareholders over freedom of expression and access to information. What you need to know Non-profit advocacy […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

After lengthy attempts to improve the keyboard, “butterfly” kupertinovtsy decided to go back to the proven solution and equipped with a new 16-inch MacBook Pro’s […] Read the original post by Mark

Reunite TV shows with their missing audio commentaries – and much more – with these step-by-step instructions. Matroska is an open-source media format that takes its […] Read the original post by Nathan Alderman

What you need to know Adobe Creative Cloud now supports “Sign In with Apple.” The feature allows users to sign in without creating a new account. Service providers […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

Best answer: Yes! Isabelle will be in Animal Crossing: New Horizon, although you won’t get to see her at the beginning. As you build your […] Read the original post by Sara Gitkos

This is my own fault for sure, but it’s going to become a much bigger problem soon. It’s January 6th, and I can’t find Airpods Pro […] Read the original post by Russell Holly

What you need to know The “1984” ad was a huge deal for Apple. It aired during the 1984 Superbowl. It was Steve Jobs and Apple all over. “… […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

Elma’s E18 rotary encoder comes in through-hole and surface-mount versions in the 14.4 x 11.4 x 6.5mm body size. Rotational life is up to 150,000 revolutions, according […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

The Space Between expertly plays with connections between intimacy and the human body. Read the original post by Julie Muncy

What you need to know Wistron assembles iPhones for Apple. It already had two factories India. The new plant will use local people for its management positions. Wistron already […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

Is Apple evil? Yes. Of course. 100%. But in a far more dangerous way than the cliched, cartoonish, contorted new Evil List article in […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie