The Top 10 Deals of January 17, 2019
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today. Read more… Source : The Top...
Twitter Oopsie: Bug Made Some Android Users’ Private Tweets Public
Twitter shared some unsettling news for Android users today. Read more… Source : Twitter Oopsie: Bug Made Some Android Users’ Private Tweets Public
The U.S. Government Was Supposed to Tell Us How Hot 2018 Was Today, But, the Shutdown
If you’re wondering exactly how warm it was in 2018, you may have to wait for the U.S. government to start functioning again. Read more… Source...
How Lyft envisions bringing VR and AR to your ride
Lyft is exploring ways to integrate virtual reality and augmented reality into your Lyft rides, according to a couple of patent applications TechCrunch came across today....
In defense of screen time
Siri Fiske Contributor Siri Fiske is founder and head of MYSA School in Bethesda, Md. and Washington, D.C. The Silicon Valley engineers who design our tech...
In This Week’s Star Wars Comic, Jar Jar Binks Gets to Be a Bit of a Badass
This is something that should probably be described as Bombad. Perhaps even muy Bombad. Read more… Source : In This Week’s Star Wars Comic, Jar Jar Binks...
Walmart adds four grocery delivery partners
Walmart has partnered with Point Pickup, Skipcart, AxleHire and Roadie to expand its grocery delivery program across four states. Walmart’s grocery delivery is currently available in...
A look at Birdies, the popular slipper shoe startup that just raised $8 million more from investors
Bianca Gates is a first-generation American, her parents having immigrated to the U.S. from Latin America. As such, she says, after graduating from UC Irvine, she...
It Finally Happened: A 7.1 Gaming Headset Fell Below $20.
Will Mpow’s EG3 gaming headset match the sound quality of a HyperX Cloud? Of course not. Do you want fancy LED lights? Try something from Razer....
What are Office Intelligent Services and Should You Turn Them Off?
Microsoft’s core Office 365 client apps—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook—all contain a setting that lets you enable “Office Intelligent Services.” So, what are these, why are they turned...
