Mar 22
This is the second arrest Friday after multiple online threats against Charlottesville schools.
Mar 22
Mar 22
4 Ways Elizabeth Holmes Manipulated Her Employees (And Your Boss Might, Too)
Posted in: Today's ChiliAnd how not to get fooled if your boss tries this.
Mar 22
Welcome to the NFL quarterback’s “no climax” March.
Mar 22
BMW has a punchy new compact SUV plug-in hybrid, but the bad news is that the X1 xDrive25Le is out of reach for the US market. Headed to China, the new plug-in – which BMW bills as a “Sports Activity Vehicle” or SAV, rather than an SUV – increases all-electric range by a whopping 83-percent. In fact, it’s capable of … Continue reading
Mar 22
Next week, Huawei is set to reveal its P30 series of flagship phones at an event in Paris. That’s all well and good, but there’s one problem: the P30 series has been leaked to high heaven already. Even if just a portion of the leaks are accurate, we already know quite a bit about these phones. Details on the P30 … Continue reading
Mar 22
AT&T may have been quick to launch “5G E” branding on its subscribers’ smartphones, but the network itself is nowhere near as fast. That’s the conclusion one wide-reaching network test has come to, after running speed trials on AT&T’s so-called 5G Evolution network that it describes as a stepping stone to true 5G. AT&T sparked controversy back in December, announcing … Continue reading
Mar 22
TRTL Improved Every Aspect of One of Our Favorite Travel Pillows [20% Off At Launch]
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TRTL took a stale concept, the travel pillow, and completely reinvented it with the original TRTL, a unique neck wrap with interior ribs on one side to support the weight of your head. Thousands of our readers bought the thing, and now, the company’s back with a new and improved version.
Mar 22
How Do I Block My Neighbor's Wifi?
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Like Michael Myers from those Halloween movies, some things in life are (seemingly) inescapable. Taxes. Politics. Your neighbor’s wifi networks that are strong enough to give you an unusable signal in your home or apartment, no matter where you are.
Mar 22
If you were using Microsoft Word in the late ‘90s, you probably remember Clippy, the anthropomorphic paperclip who popped up from time to time in order to offer tips on how to better use Microsoft Office. That is, until Microsoft demoted Clippy with the introduction of Office XP in 2001, only to finally kill him in…
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