Apple Store has drawn much flak over its monopolistic practices, high fees, and frequent change in guidelines. The company is fighting a battle with Epic over the App Store commission. Last week, Apple announced that small developers with less than $1-Million in revenue will only have to pay 15% fees instead of the usual 30 […]
Month: November 2020
The Zoom-fatigued person’s guide to connecting virtually on Thanksgiving
Lisa Long is immunosuppressed and suffers from chronic pain. That means that since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in the US in March, she and her family, which includes her two daughters, 11 and 14, have been isolating at home outside St. Louis, save for the occasional doctor’s visit. Visiting family is out of […]
AI Can Run Your Work Meetings Now
A new wave of startups is trying to optimize meetings, from automated scheduling tools to facial recognition that measures who’s paying attention. Powered by WPeMatico
The New Demon’s Souls Remake Tries Too Hard to Be Realistic
The PlayStation 5 reboot, like Shadow of the Colossus before it, loses the visual language of the original, undoing its magic. Powered by WPeMatico
Leak: Only One iPhone 13 Model Will Be Portless in 2021
Next year Apple is expected to launch a new iPhone with no ports. Famed Apple tipster Jon Presser claims not all iPhones next year will come without ports. In his YouTube video, Prosser pointed out some iPhones will feature a lightning connector. Continue reading → Powered by WPeMatico
How to Identify Any Song On Your iPhone With Just a Tap
iOS 14 update comes with 100+ new features on the iPhone. If you think Apple is done with new additions on iOS 14 then think again. With iOS 14.2, Apple added some useful new features to the iPhone one of which is the Shazam music recognition toggle in the Control Centre. Thanks to this deep […]
Building resilient supply chains
Turbulent times can expose weaknesses in distribution chains, putting stress on chokepoints and reducing access to critical components, suppliers, and capital. The ability to respond to changes rapidly and effectively depends on a variety of assets and business capabilities: replacing or augmenting supply sources in response to partner inventory issues or trade war-induced tariffs or […]
Biden names John Kerry climate czar, in a recommitment to global cooperation
President-elect Joe Biden named John Kerry to the newly created role of climate czar, a move that underscores the incoming administration’s commitment to an international-focused approach to the issue and recognition of its strategic importance. Kerry, the former secretary of state, is a diplomatic heavyweight who helped piece together the landmark Paris climate agreement during […]
China launches its first mission to bring moon rocks back to Earth
China launched its Chang’e 5 mission to the moon early Tuesday morning local time from the country’s launch site on Hainan Island in the South China Sea. The country is seeking to bring soil and rock samples from the lunar surface back to Earth for the first time in its history, for scientific study. What’s […]
Some prominent exposure apps are slowly rolling back freedoms
Many countries launched contact tracing and exposure notification apps early in the pandemic to help slow the spread of covid-19. Now some of the most prominent are beginning to change their approach to privacy and transparency, according to MIT Technology Review’s covid tracing tracker. The tracker, which launched in May, looks at the policies and […]