It’s been 10 years since Steve Jobs introduced the world to the iPad, and today we’re looking at what comes next. In September of 2019, the latest iPad was revealed – iPad 10.2, a 7th-generation tablet ready to roll for a wide variety of use-cases, retaining the elder Apple Pencil and a centered, circular Touch ID and runs the latest … Continue reading
Google Drive is down, Google Docs is down, and a couple of other services from Google are down at the moment, too. Google’s own Service Outage reports suggest that many users aren’t able to properly access Google Sheets or Google Slides, either. The current status of the Google Classroom system is also experiencing a Service Disruption here on January 27, … Continue reading
Last night’s Doctor Who was meant to be, like much of season 12 so far, a reminder of its more familiar self of the past few years in the wake of last season’s bold experiments with the tone and scope of the show. Familiar aliens stalking familiar Earth streets, a monster-packed romp just like the good old days. And…
Google Drive and Google Docs are down…at least for some people. According to Downdetector, the popular cloud service and software suite appeared to crater out of existence at 12:57pm Eastern Standard Time today.
In case you haven’t heard, Microsoft Edge is back: The rebooted, revamped, and rebuilt program is now based on the same Chromium engine as Google Chrome and a variety of other browsers, and Microsoft has taken the opportunity to streamline and tidy up the application at the same time. Here’s how to give it a trial…
The policy has been criticized as a “wealth test” that would disproportionately keep out non-white immigrants.
Halbig worked in tandem with Infowars host Alex Jones to spread lies about the parents of dead children.
“The View” co-host doesn’t trust the former national security adviser’s motives.
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