I was talking to someone recently who installs a variety of tech solutions in homes who noted as an aside that smart blinds are very soon going to be the standard, default solution — that there’s just no reason to have the traditional set of blinds anymore, when you can have one that operates at […]
Hooray! Ikea’s long-anticipated Fyrtur smart blinds are finally on sale – BGR Read More »
O2 is finally catching up with its rivals. The UK network has today confirmed plans to flip the switch on its 5G signal. The firm is far from the first to make the move, with EE, Vodafone and Three Mobile already giving users this giant speed update. This upgrade will not only help boost download
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The New York Times is the most important newspaper nowadays — it cannot be denied. However, the organization is not just about news. The Times (as in-the-know people call it) is also great for learning about trends in art, entertainment, dining, and other cultural topics. For instance, the NYT Cooking app has long been a
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Globally, 2.6 billion people spanning across geographical regions, generations, and socioeconomic backgrounds take part in digital gaming. This is a big portion of our world’s population, so unsurprisingly, it doesn’t — and shouldn’t — stop at players with disabilities. In fact, approximately 92% of people with impairments play video games, and there are more than
Accessibility finally matters to the game industry — but it needs to do better Read More »
We’re living in a golden age of “games” that are really just ironic cash-in advertisements for fast food companies. Not since the Wild West of cheap NES cartridges have we seen this. Sneak King was truly ahead of its time. Just a few weeks ago, KFC took things to the next level (or new low)
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The old building that houses Cleveland’s Entrepreneurship Prep Cliffs Campus, part of Breakthrough Schools, has sure come a long way since its days as an elevator factory. In addition to hosting a public K-8 charter school, the former factory was recently outfitted with augmented and virtual reality stations, 3D printers and interactive screens in preparation
5G for Education Is Finally Here. First Stop? Cleveland. Read More »
Huawei’s P30 Pro is, without doubt, one of the finest smartphones of the year. This flagship device, which was released back in March, is packed with features which include a quad rear camera, 6.47-inch OLED screen and fast 980 Octa-core processor. You’ll also get a large 4,200mAh fast-charging battery, reverse wireless refilling and an embedded
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Cansoft Technologies, a company specializing in SEO and website design, announced today their arrival in the great city of Montreal and Quebec City in Quebec. Montreal, Canada – Sep 19, 2019 – Today, Cansoft Technologies, a company specializing in SEO and website design, announced today their arrival in the great city of Montreal and Quebec
Want to know a secret? Most people probably don’t need an unlimited data plan on their smartphone. And yet, many folks will happily overpay for the peace of mind — worrying about data overages can be stressful. You know what? That’s not so crazy. Look, I am all for saving money, but at the same
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In 2010, physicists in Germany reported that they had made an exceptionally precise measurement of the size of the proton, the positively charged building block of atomic nuclei. The result was very puzzling. Randolf Pohl of the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics and collaborators had measured the proton using special hydrogen atoms in which
Physicists Finally Nail the Proton’s Size, and Hope Dies Read More »
