PGP Turns 30
prz writes: PGP just hit its 30th birthday. Before 1991, the average person had essentially no tools to communicate securely over long distances. That changed with PGP, which sparked the Crypto Wars of the 1990s. "Here we are, three decades later, an.....»»
iPhone at 15: Apple execs from past and present reflect on breakthrough product
On June 29 of 2022, the original iPhone turns 15. On this day, a decade and a half ago, Apple started selling its first smartphone in the US. To celebrate this mark in the industry, tech, and society, The Wall Street Journal published a 20-minute lo.....»»
New technology turns the whole fish into food
In the meat industry, it's common practice to turn the whole animal into food products. In the fish industry, over half of the weight of the fish ends up as side-streams which never reach our plates. This takes a toll on the environment and is out of.....»»
When will the iPhone 14 Pro Max be released?
As the clock officially turns to summer, we are starting to inch closer to the iPhone 14 Pro Max release date, and the rest of the iPhone 14 lineup. When will the iPhone 14 Pro Max be released? Head below for what we know so far… more… The post.....»»
Thirsty Suitors turns awkward flirting into stylish RPG battles
I played Thirsty Suitors at Tribeca Fest and I'm already smitten by its flirty RPG battles and skateboarding minigames......»»
Sorry Millennials, but Jurassic Park was never a good movie
Wipe away the nostalgia, and 1993's Jurassic Park turns out to be a flat, dull movie that doesn't deserve the love (or sequels) it gets......»»
Not even the hilarious Jeff Goldblum can save Jurassic World Dominion
Fantastic turns by Goldblum, CGI department can't save film's core issues. Enlarge / Jurassic World Dominion, out this week exclusively in theaters, brings the gang back together—but that's maybe not a good thing. (credit: Universal.....»»
Jupiter turns out to be inhomogeneous; metallicity gives clues about origin
An international team of astronomers, led by Yamila Miguel (SRON/Leiden Observatory), has found that Jupiter's gaseous envelope doesn't have a homogeneous distribution. The inner part has more metals than the outer parts, adding up to a total of betw.....»»
You’ll shoot your eye out: Popped champagne cork ejects CO2 at supersonic speeds
Researchers "might consider the typical bottle of champagne as a mini-laboratory." Enlarge (credit: Andy Roberts/Getty Images) The pop of a champagne cork turns out to have something in common with a rocket launcher, accordin.....»»
Super-Earth exoplanet orbiting nearby star discovered
An international team of astronomers reports the discovery of a new super-Earth exoplanet orbiting a nearby M-dwarf star known as Ross 508. The newly found alien world, which received designation Ross 508 b, turns out to be at least four times more m.....»»
HP Turns Back On $1 Billion In Annual Sales By Quitting Russia, Belarus
"Considering the COVID environment and long-term outlook for Russia, we have decided to stop our Russia activity and have begun the process of fully winding down our operations," said CEO Enrique Lores on a Q2 earnings call with analysts. Lores says.....»»
Google’s Pixel 7 turns up for sale, but you can’t buy it
A prototype of the Google's Pixel 7 showed up over the weekend on eBay and Facebook Marketplace, months before the flagship is due to launch......»»
Gamevice for iPad Review: Who needs a Steam Deck, anyway?
We spent some time with the latest controller from Gamevice, which turns an iPad into a supremely comfortable portable gaming machine. more… The post Gamevice for iPad Review: Who needs a Steam Deck, anyway? appeared first on 9to5Mac......»»
The man turning mud into eco-friendly "concrete"
Gnanli Landrou has invented a special powder that turns earth into a greener version of concrete.....»»
20 years ago, Lost Kingdoms defined FromSoftware’s style
FromSoftware's Lost Kingdoms, a peculiar card-battling RPG that turns 20 this week, feels like a blueprint for the Souls series......»»
Call me a phony, but anti-Instagram app BeReal is too real for me
BeReal, a new social network, promises to show the unfiltered you, unlike other platforms. It's a lofty goal, but it turns out, not one that's easily achieved......»»
Instability can benefit teams with different expertise
Co-workers who team up to solve problems or work on projects can benefit when they have less in common and take turns spotlighting their different expertise, according to new research from The University of Texas at Austin. The findings have implicat.....»»
Soundfall turns dungeon crawling into a killer dance party
Soundfall takes the rhythm game genre to the next level with an eclectic playlist that works — if you can keep up with the beat......»»
Can We Generate Renewable Energy by Burning Trash?
CNBC visited a company that burns trash from a California landfill, and then "harnesses steam to make enough electricity to power 18,000 homes in the area" — which turns out to be part of a surprisingly large industry: A portion of the waste c.....»»
South Korea Turns To Surveillance As "Ghost Surgeries" Shake Faith In Hospitals
After scandals in which doctors let unsupervised assistants operate on patients, South Korea is becoming one of the first to require cameras in operating rooms. The New York Times reports: Ethicists and medical officials, including those at the Ameri.....»»
Twitter Turns Its Privacy Policy Into a Videogame about a Dog
What did you think of Twitter Data Dash? The Guardian describes it as "a Super Nintendo-style browser game that recaps Twitter's private policy." And the Verge applauds the game — released Wednesday — for its "delightful pixel art aest.....»»