From CNET: With Project Rush, Adobe intends to provide social media professionals a video-editing tool that's both powerful and easy to use -- on any device. The company delivered a peek at the product this week, and is accepting applications for beta testers (Android will be in beta later than iOS)...
From ComputerWorld: Google this week began barring Chrome users from installing add-ons offered by third-party websites, the last steps toward making the company's own market the only available source for browser extensions.
"We continue to receive large volumes of complaints from users about...
From CNET: The World Health Organization just added "Gaming Disorder" to its list of modern ills.
It lives under the "Disorders due to addictive behavior" section in the organization's latest update to its International Classification of Diseases and is broken into three categories: predominantly...
From MacWorld: Apple made a big deal about our digital well-being when it unveiled iOS 12 at WWDC, but there’s one feature it didn't discuss that could have even greater life-saving benefits.
In a press release Monday, the company outlined how iPhones running iOS 12 will be able to share location...
From The Verge: Google plans to release a patch sometime in the next few weeks to fix a bug in its Home smart speaker and Chromecast TV streaming stick that lets a website collect precise user location data, according to a report from security reporter Brian Krebs. The bug, disclosed by researcher...
From CNET: The Federal Trade Commission on Monday said it reached a $10.8 million settlement with two brothers who allegedly scammed prospective Amazon sellers for years with bogus coaching advice.
Adam and Christopher Bowser, who live in Massachusetts, agreed to the settlement after the FTC...
From Tom's Hardware: One of the largest French political parties, the National Rally (former National Front), had its video channel taken down by YouTube’s algorithms for alleged copyright violations. Prior to this incident, the National Rally party had pledged support for Article 13 of the proposed...
Have you ever noticed in science fiction stories or movies, there are always call backs to pieces of history? Maybe it is not something extremely explicit like a specific event, although that might happen, but something a bit more innocuous. Take Star Wars, for example. We have this religion that seems almost out of place with the futuristic world of Star Wars. This religion reflects practices of monks in ages past, though there are still...
The other day, I was talking to my colleague about cars. He said he really wanted to buy a 2008 Acura TSX with manual transmission. I was quite surprised, since I knew he drove a manual Honda Accord with K24 engine. If he really wanted a car just to enjoy the driving experience, why not considered buying a totally different car? You know, the 2004 to 2008 model years Acura TSX with a manual transmission was equipped with a K24 engine as well. In...
From The Verge: Instagram confirmed to BuzzFeed News today that it’s no longer testing a feature that would have let people see when someone took a screenshot of their story. This is incredibly good news for all creepers, myself included. The company said in February that it was testing this feature...
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