A new Sports Illustrated article offers a look inside Apple’s so-called sports surveillance room at its Results Way office complex in Cupertino, California, where a team of Apple employees have been monitoring sports events for newsworthy and unpredictable moments for almost a year now. The report says the team manages […]
What’s new in WindowManager 1.1.0-beta01
Posted by Jon Eckenrode, Technical Writer, Software Engineering The 1.1.0-beta01 release of Jetpack WindowManager continues the library’s steady progress toward stable release of version 1.1.0. The beta adds an assortment of new features and capabilities, which are ready for testing and early adoption today! We need your feedback so we […]
Photo of Australian Footballer Sparks Controversy
A photo of Australian footy star Tayla Harris made headlines last week when a post featuring the image was uploaded the the Channel 7 AFL broadcaster’s Facebook page and began garnering a slew of derogatory and sexual comments.The photo, taken by AFL photographer Michael Willson, shows Carlton star forward Tayla Harris […]
Never-before-seen photos of a development board for the original iPhone
The Verge today published photographs of a prototype logic board that Apple’s engineers used to create the original iPhone back in 2007. While the company would later move on to much smaller test boards for subsequent iPhone models, these never-before-seen images definitely offer an interesting, unique look back at the […]
The Outer Worlds to get story DLC in 2020
The Outer Worlds is an upcoming first-person role-playing game (RPG) from Obsidian Entertainment. Despite the fact that the team is now a part of Xbox Game Studios, this game is available on PlayStation 4 — and will be coming to Nintendo Switch down the line. Today, on Obsidian Entertainment’s forums, […]
Canonical Announces Ubuntu Updates to Mitigate Latest Intel Vulnerabilities
Following on the footsteps of Red Hat, Canonical also announced today that it has prepared updates for all of its supported Ubuntu Linux releases to mitigate the latest Intel CPU security vulnerabilities. As we reported earlier, Intel announced today that several new security vulnerabilities are affecting various of its Intel […]
Kentucky Photographer Sues for Her Religious Right to Discriminate Against the LGBTQ Community and Game of Thrones Fans
What started as a quiet local story in Louisville, Kentucky is quickly becoming national news. Early Saturday morning, USA Today published an opinion piece written by wedding photographer Chelsey Nelson in which she proclaimed herself a victim of Louisville’s Fairness Ordinance. In her article, Nelson introduces herself and her case […]
iTeknic Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones review: The affordable Surface Headphone alternative
Image Credit: Lemuel Burton Photography iTeknic is not as popular a brand as Sony, Beats, Microsoft and other big names in the audio accessory arena. Still, this somewhat obscure company is building quality accessories at reasonable prices that I believe will satisfy the needs of most consumers. Last month I […]








