If there’s one Microsoft dream that refuses to die, it’s the stillborn Courier dual screen tablet. Even eleven years after it broke cover, the Courier keeps getting cited whenever new forms of tablets or phones come out, especially dual screen or foldable devices. Despite canceling the project in 2011, it seems that Microsoft itself hasn’t gotten over it either. That … Continue reading
Finding time to hit the gym is hard, especially if you spend a lot of time working. Fortunately, you can still get a work out in your home office (or even in your office-office, depending on where you work) with just a few pieces of gear. Here’s the workout equipment you can keep in your office without taking up too…
The National Security Agency has “quietly shut down” the mass surveillance program it implemented after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks to analyze metadata on domestic calls and text messages, the New York Times reported on Monday, citing an episode of the Lawfare podcast with “senior Republican congressional…
The “London patient” case gives doctors hope that they might soon find a cure for AIDS.
MSNBC host catches the president in another whopper.
Ever since the Stagefright exploit, Google has religiously been releasing updates every month. Most of the time, those have been filed with bug fixes and security patches, most of which have been uninteresting to consumers. This month’s update dump, however, might be exciting for owners of the latest Pixel 3 phones, with owners reporting palpable performance improvements. As always, Essential … Continue reading
Huawei may have turned heads at MWC 2019 last week with its Mate X foldable phone but its actual 2019 star is still coming in a few weeks. While Huawei is warming up the hype machine, however, its sub-brand Honor may already be preparing the Huawei P30’s biggest rival. Although nothing is certain yet, a new leak paints a picture … Continue reading
A book promoting the batshit insane QAnon conspiracy theory is currently ranked in the top 75 most popular books on Amazon, according to a report by NBC. Amazon also promoted the book on their books division home page, where it was listed under the algorithmically generated category “Hot new releases.”
Researchers examined all children born in Denmark from 1999 to 2010 ― a group of 657,461 children.
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