Tune in to March Madness for free with your Google Assistant
March Madness is in full swing. Did your team advance to the Sweet 16? As the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament goes into its final...
How Dutch educators use Chromebooks to transform classrooms
When I first moved to Amsterdam in 2014, there were a small number of passionate educators using Google tools to shape digital teaching and learning. Schools...
How to Use and Customize the Windows 10 Action Center
With the Action Center, Windows 10 finally provides a central place for notifications and quick actions to live. Here’s how to use and customize it. For...
Jaybird Tarah Pro Wireless Earbuds Review: My New Favorite Sports ‘Buds
Jaybird has long been known for making great earbuds that are especially well suited for workouts. The Tarah Pro is no exception—these robust and comfortable buds...
How to Sell Your Mac
Primakov / Shutterstock Macs are expensive, but they have a higher secondhand value than PCs. Here’s how to sell your Mac hardware, whether you’re upgrading to...
“Technical debt is sort of a natural phenomenon and seeing it emerge can be a sign that people are finding your software useful”
JAXenter: “Technical debt is a romantic metaphor used to cover up for developers’ own stupidity.” Do you agree with this notion? Liran Haimovitch: I would frame...
John Cleese reacts to Mark Hamill GIF, gets a reply from the Jedi himself
Anyone who follows Mark Hamill on Twitter (and if you don’t, you really should), will know that he’s a big John Cleese fan. Everyone’s favourite Jedi...
Hearing Loss: How Loud is Too Loud?
Dean Drobot/Shutterstock While conversations about earbud-induced hearing loss have mostly faded away, people are becoming seriously concerned that volume levels at work, in restaurants, and on...
AOC obliterates claim that the Green New Deal is ‘elitist’ in stirring speech
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s signature Green New Deal may not have gained enough votes in the Senate on Tuesday, but that hasn’t stopped a stirring speech of hers...
All new cars in the EU could have speed limiters and breathalyzers as of 2022
The European Union has agreed on new rules stating that all cars built after May 2022 and sold in the European Union will have built-in speed...
