In the year 2019, Google will once again push forward API requirements for apps of all sorts, rendering old apps obsolete. If you use an app that’s updated fairly regularly, you’ve got nothing to worry about. However, if you’re using an app that’s not been updated since it was first downloaded, you might need to prepare for the inevitable. What … Continue reading
The Soda Tax Appears to Work
Posted in: Today's ChiliA real-world experiment in Berkeley, California might help settle the debate over whether taxing sugary soft drinks can make people healthier. A new study found that the drinking habits of Berkeley residents got better and stayed better over the three years after a 2014 soda tax was passed. Residents not only drank…
Around six months ago, I really started dreading the sense that I would have to buy a new phone soon. The iPhone 7 I’ve had in my pocket and hand for the last three years was beginning to have problems charging, and I could no longer use my Lightning connector headphones. It was really pissing me off.
New York Prosecutors To Charge Manafort In Bid To Prevent Trump Pardon: Reports
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe president has so far refused to take pardoning his former campaign chairman off the table.
Allegations against the singer have gained renewed attention due to the recent release of “Surviving R. Kelly.”
State Rep. Zack Stephenson has spearheaded a bill to eliminate a shield for spousal rapists.
Authorities in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, are now filing additional charges against defendant David Chislton.
The singer, who’s about to release a new album, reflects on the song that turns 20 this year.
Microsoft clearly wants to take over the entire gaming market with their Game Pass service. Today’s rumor suggests Microsoft is headed to Nintendo Switch with the service – a revamped version of the service – to bring a wide variety of titles to the console as a subscription for Microsoft account holders. Those unfamiliar with Microsoft’s gaming development dealings will … Continue reading
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