Sep 12
On Sept. 11, we look back at some of the unforgettable images from that day 16 years ago.
Sep 12
Hurricane Jose is currently looping in the Atlantic, but may still point itself towards the southern United States.
Sep 12
No fatalities have been reported so far, but that seems likely to change.
Sep 12
The storm brought record-setting water levels.
Sep 12
After hunkering down in their Key West home, the six- and seven-toed creatures are safe and sound.
Sep 12
Painkiller addiction has reached epic proportions and this has spurred a search for suitable alternatives to opiates. We’ve seen some potential novel alternatives, such as sea snail venom and using VR to distract patients from pain. One new potential alternative comes in the form of a hallucinogenic drug call salvia and a synthetic version of it with painkilling properties. When … Continue reading
Sep 12
Over the weekend I had a look at a trailer/clip from the movie “The Villainess”, AKA “AK-NYEO”. This clip featured a motorcycle chase and fight that seems to feature camera work that was beyond the skill of the average human being. Without a frame-by-frame examination of this clip, it seemed like either a ghost caught hold of a camera, or … Continue reading
Sep 12
Today Google made a point to feature 6 new use-cases for ARCore. ARCore is Google’s augmented reality toolkit for developers, and their examples this week are quite impressive. The most powerful show of AR power comes with virtual positioning of a smartphone within Google Maps Street View, updating a system that’s already awesome. Below you’ll see an example of an … Continue reading
Sep 12
Hulu has just pushed out an update for it Android app, which is itself blessed (or cursed, depending on your tastes) with the video platform’s newest interface. The update brings some tweaks that refines things and, in one case, makes actually watching content on the app a whole lot easier. Those who update to the latest version get full-screen previews … Continue reading
Sep 12
In light of the Equifax breach that exposed personal information of over 143 million US citizens, a handful of senators have reintroduced legislation that would put more power in the hands of consumers when it comes to their credit reports. Senators…
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