- A star died violently and left behind this ‘fluffy’ ballStars die all the time, but the untimely passing of SN 1572, also known as Tycho's Supernova, is possibly the most famous. That's because it's relatively close to us in the Milky Way's Cassiopeia constellation, so when it exploded in the year 1572, i ...
- First look: Surface Pro 7 follows a familiar path
The latest entry to the Surface Pro family looks just like its predecessors, except for the addition of a single USB Type-C port. Ice Lake CPUs also add improved power management, but otherwise, this device offers little to win new fans. ... - More signs point to Apple’s AR headset arriving in 2020The drum beat for an Apple augmented reality headset is growing louder. Bloomberg claims Apple has "targeted" a 2020 release for its AR eyewear, echoing analyst Ming-Chi Kuo's expectations based on his own sources. The publication also shares a belie ...
- Opposition grows as Brazil advances single citizen database plansA new bill aims to reverse the president's decision to centralize and share personal data across the public sector. ...
- HP EliteBook 830 G6 review: Compact and solid, with good security and battery lifeHP's 13.3-inch 2-in-1 convertible offers military-grade robustness, good features and business-class security. Drawbacks include limited viewing angles and moderate audio quality. ...
- Pixel 4 XL first impressions: The camera shines once again, but battery life hasn’t been greatOn paper, Google’s Pixel 4 XL looks promising. Here are some early thoughts after using it for a few days. ...
- Surface Pro 7 review: USB-C upgrade, battery downgrade
The Surface Pro line hasn't changed much over the years. Each new generation brought incremental spec bumps and slight design changes. And this time around is pretty much the same. Microsoft is giving us newer processors, improved microphones and som ... - Pixel 4 and 4 XL review: A slightly flawed taste of the futureAfter Google started making its own smartphones in 2016, it quickly fell into a predictable pattern: Those devices would pack clean software, take surprisingly good photos and launch sometime in October. Sure, Google added features here and there ...
- Adobe’s Alexa skill reads ‘inspirational’ quotes to jaded creativesAny creative person will be familiar with the dreaded inspiration rut, when new ideas won't come and you find yourself staring for hours at a blank sheet of paper or a blank screen. To help you move past these frustrating blocks, Adobe is releasing a ...
- Open database leaked 179GB in customer, US government, and military recordsThe US Department of Homeland Security has become embroiled in the leak. ...
- Programming languages: How Instagram’s taming a multimillion-line Python monsterInstagram proposes "strict modules" to help manage massive and fast-moving Python projects. ...
- Amazon’s Fire tablets and Kindles are on sale for everyoneLast month, Amazon introduced some hefty discounts on its Fire tablets and Kindle e-readers, but those discounts were only available to Prime subscribers. Now, the company has made those savings available to all customers in the US, with up to $40 of ...
- CRM Watchlist Winners 2019: Once Again, PegasystemsPegasystems won CRM Watchlist 2019 on the strength of their narrative, product and their impact due to both. What else do you need to know? Lots. So read on and find out what I have to say about them. ...
- Google and Amazon approved home speaker apps that spied on usersPrivacy is a hot topic in the realm of smart speakers, from employees listening in on recordings and auditors accessing user locations. Now, another issue regarding speakers has been raised, after security researchers revealed that apps accepted by t ...
- Drones that weave through workers in factoriesHumans and robots are already interacting in factories. What happens when those robots fly? ...