Documents pointing toward Apple’s use of LED lights on an iPhone suggest that Apple may take a page out of gaming company Razer’s playbook for smartphones. True, technically the iPhone had a glowing Apple logo well before Razer Phone 2, but imagine Razer’s surprise when they awake one morning in the near future to find one of the biggest, most … Continue reading
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In mid-August, Twitter introduced a new feature that enabled users to filter DMs that may contain offensive content and other unwanted messages. The tool was launched as a test, one that has apparently proven fruitful. In an update on the feature today, Twitter revealed that it has rolled out the DM filter for all users on multiple platforms, enabling everyone … Continue reading
That many people don’t get enough sleep is hardly news, but a recent study suggests that sleep deprivation is getting worse in the U.S., especially for people with high-pressure jobs in medicine, law enforcement, and transportation.
On Monday, the FBI released its latest “Crime in the United States” figures, a closely watched (albeit historically problematic) data set that relies on the voluntary reporting of thousands of law enforcement agencies across the country.
One of the most popular mobile games in the United States has reportedly been breached by a prolific hacker.
“That’s kind of a tough question,” Sen. James Inhofe said. Is it, though?
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