Summer is almost over. And while that means you probably won’t get to hear “Despacito” 100 times a day, it also means a new wave of music is headed to your ears. (Also, LOL, you’re still going to hear “Despacito” 100 times a day.) But […]
Day: September 16, 2017
How Face ID Works On Apple’s iPhone X
Apple's new smartphone, iPhone X, uses a recognition system called 'Face ID' to unlock your device and authorize payments. How does it check that … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit from
Original Content investigates the mysteries of Netflix’s ‘American Vandal’
American Vandal takes the investigative approach of shows like Making a Murderer and applies it to something a little less serious — not a murder, but the spraypainting of dicks on teachers’ cars at a fictional California high school. Yes, it’s a Netflix parody of […]
La sanità italiana ha accumulato un debito con i propri fornitori di 22,9 miliardi di euro. La stima è della Cgia di Mestre.
“Sebbene negli ultimi anni lo stock sia in calo – dichiara il coordinatore dell'Ufficio studi Paolo Zabeo – l'ammontare complessivo del debito commerciale del nostro servizio sanitario non è ancora stato ricondotto entro limiti fisiologici. Purtroppo … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit from
Senate bill calls for free credit freezes after Equifax breach
Above all, the FREE Act would allow consumers to freeze their credit at any time for free. Typically, credit-rating companies charge for this protection, as Equifax did right after announcing the cyberattack. (It has since waived credit-freeze fees for a limited time.) The bill also […]
Apple promises you’ll love Face ID once you try it
There are two big changes coming with the iPhone X – that sharp, bezel-free, OLED display, and the fact you need to unlock it with your face rather than your fingerprint. Questions have been raised about just how well that Face ID system is going […]
Interview: Apple’s Craig Federighi answers some burning questions about Face ID
Face ID is easily the most hot-button topic to come out of Apple’s iPhone event this week, notch be damned. As people have parsed just how serious Apple is about it, questions have rightly begun to be raised about its effectiveness, security and creation. To […]
This Minimalist Tablet Wants to Replace All Your Paper Notebooks
When I was growing up, you simply weren’t a cool kid unless you had a Trapper Keeper. As the binder of the youths, the Trapper Keeper had folders aplenty for all your assignments, angsty song lyrics, and rad doodles you scribbled during math class. Basically, […]
Meet Rembrandt in this Samsung Gear VR experience
[embedded content] It’s quite different from the Vincent Van Gogh experience The Night Cafe, which gives you the power to jump into the world in his oil painting. Meeting Rembrandt puts you right in the middle of the most notable events in the artist’s life […]
Chips Off the Old Block: Computers Are Taking Design Cues From Human Brains by CADE METZ
By CADE METZ New technologies are testing the limits of computer semiconductors. To deal with that, researchers have gone looking for ideas from nature. Published: September 16, 2017 at 02:00AM from NYT Technology http://ift.tt/2wic08V via IFTTT