There are some travel hacks that make sense—like using the Mobile Passport app to breeze through any customs line or booking a flight on a Tuesday when airfare might be cheapest—but what about obtaining a second U.S. passport? Read more… Do I Really Need a Second U.S. Passport? Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreTwitch has disabled the ability for new accounts to live stream following an attack from trolls that flooded one section of the site with pornography, illegal content, and hateful imagery. The move comes as Twitch’s team tries to stop bad actors from abusing its system and flouting rules around copyrighted and illegal video. A statement
Read MoreLens is moving into object recognition across dining, translation, shopping and text. Google launches Lens dining and translate features – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreYou’ll reign over the @Twitter account. Twitter's on the lookout for a 'Tweeter in Chief' – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe brothers were permanently suspended from Twitter last week for ‘operating multiple fake accounts.’ Anti-Trump Krassenstein brothers rail against Twitter ban – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreArcher debuted in 2009 as a sort of animated fusion between James Bond and The Office. Adam Reed’s FX show chronicled the misadventures of titular superspy Sterling Archer (voiced by H. Jon Benjamin) as he deals with covert international missions and, more significantly, HR, accounting, and working for his mother at ISIS, the International Secret
Read MoreSwitched on Pop hosts Charlie Harding and Nate Sloan join Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel to unpack how technology is changing the distribution, production, and sound of popular music. Here is an excerpt of songwriter Charlie Harding and musicologist Nate Sloan explaining why songs are getting shorter in the streaming era. This interview has been lightly
Read MoreBlood and Truth is a decidedly British PSVR game that plays out like a Guy Ritchie flick. It’s a grime-filled love letter to the kind of action pieces Vinnie Jones and Jason Statham flourish in – only you get to be the star of this one instead. It’s a PSVR-exclusive on-rails shooter developed by SIE
Read MoreComputex—one of the world’s biggest computing tech trade shows—kicked off its 2019 conference Tuesday morning in Taipei, Taiwan, and there have already been tons of big announcements. If you’re looking to upgrade your system (or buy something new) within the next few months, you’ll definitely want to scan through our… Read more… Everything You Missed
Read MorePorter Gale is coming aboard. Reddit gets its first female independent board member – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWe often hear it said that today’s kids don’t go out and play as much as they did in the past, but honestly, it’s hard to really blame them. Have you seen some of the games they have now? It’s going to take something a little more exciting than a game of stickball to get
Read MoreLast week when I wrote about the best reward credit cards, commenter millenialharley asked The Question: Read more… Calculating the Cash Value of Airline Miles Is a Huge Headache You Can Skip Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreIf you like to cook many different ways, but hate having eight different appliances to do so, you’re going to want to check out the Ninja Foodi. It is a pressure cooker, air fryer, dehydrator, and steamer all wrapped up on one pretty package. Right now, you can get a 6.5 Qt. Ninja Foodi Cooker
Read MoreThe disabled accounts include two on Twitter mimicked Republican congressional candidates in order to push pro-Iranian political messages Facebook and Twitter disable new disinformation campaign with ties to Iran Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreWhen Microsoft brought back the IntelliMouse Explorer – one of the most iconic mice ever made – I lamented the fact the company gave seemingly no consideration to the peripheral’s gaming performance. Gamers were the ones who most fondly remembered the mouse for its shape and performance, to the extent some still use the classic
Read MoreIf you’ve ever had to buy pain relievers for a little one, you’ve probably noticed that there are separate bottles of “Children’s” and “Infants’” products. In the case of acetaminophen (Tylenol), the contents of the bottles are the same. Read more… What's the Difference Between Children's and Infants' Tylenol? Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreAmazon’s getting a little ahead of itself with Motorola’s upcoming Moto Z4. The phone maker hasn’t formally announced its latest MotoMod-ready device, but, as noted by Droid Life, that didn’t stop Amazon from briefly listing the Z4 on its website and offering it for sale immediately. You know where this is going. Someone managed to
Read MoreIt’s been a rollercoaster afternoon for Huawei news, even by the manic standards of this month. First, TechRadar managed to get a senior Huawei executive to confirm, on the record, that the company’s rumored Android replacement would be released next month. Then, almost immediately after, the company issued a swift denial. So, what happened? Let’s
Read MoreThere’s nothing quite as annoying as duplicated effort. Having to jump through the same hoops over and over again is a perfect way to burn yourself out, and might even keep you from tackling the project that’s been floating around in the back of your mind. [Alain Mauer] found that he’d build enough Arduino gadgets
Read MoreA majority of students prefer Apple’s Mac and view organizations that offer Mac computers as more modern and desirable places to work. That’s the primary finding in a survey sponsored by Jamf, which produces software specifically for managing Apple devices. Survey: Most Students Work on a PC in College but Prefer Macs in the Workplace
Read MoreThe private space industry is giving NASA some ideas on how to turn low Earth orbit — where the International Space Station circulates above our planet — into an area filled with commercial habitats and platforms for future space travelers. Potentially, these “destinations” could be used as locations for in-space research and manufacturing to turn
Read MoreEveryone likes a little cry sometimes; that’s why there are sad songs and movies and books. A little elective melancholy exercises your emotions even when your actual life is going well, and it can leave you mentally and physically refreshed. Some times are particularly well-suited: rainy days, late nights, and… Read more… You Should Feel
Read More37 years after the plant superhero made his debut on the big screen. Swamp Thing premieres on DC Universe May 31 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreMembers of the search giant’s “shadow workforce” have complained about being mistreated. Google has more contractors than full-time workers, report says – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWake up to silence and save your battery. Spotify's sleep timer on Android lets you doze to your favorite songs – CNET Source: CNet
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