The ideal Pandemic Thanksgiving dessert is fancy enough to feel special while remaining as low-effort—and delicious—as humanly possible. This year, more than ever, you deserve freedom from complicated recipes that yield underwhelming results. You deserve a cranberry tarte tatin. Read more… This Cranberry Tarte Tatin Couldn't Be Easier Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreThe Crown has returned to Netflix with a host of new actors joining the star-studded cast. But a new AI analysis suggests not all of them have the royal touch required for their roles. The system was developed by Largo Films, a Swiss firm that provides data-driven analytics to the movie industry. The company used machine learning
Read MoreMost developers don’t care about multi-cloud. But they should. Whether developers know it or not, their companies likely already have a multi-cloud environment. Multi-cloud is a strategy where a business selects different services from different cloud providers because some are better for certain tasks than others. So company X could use cloud A for infrastructure,
Read MoreJennifer Smith / Wall Street Journal: Loadsmart, which uses AI to boost efficiency in logistics operations, raises $90M Series C led by BlackRock’s Innovation Capital, at a $400M+ valuation — Backers include a BlackRock investment arm and maritime container line Maersk, which participated in earlier funding rounds Loadsmart, which uses AI to boost efficiency in
Read MoreTLDR: A one-year subscription to the StartMail Private Email Service adds a much-needed layer of protection to your email that many users don’t realize they’re missing. Since the rise of AOL, Gmail and others, you’ve been able to get a free email address almost anywhere you turn for years. However, that privilege comes with a
Read MoreThis article was originally published by Christopher Carey on Cities Today, the leading news platform on urban mobility and innovation, reaching an international audience of city leaders. For the latest updates follow Cities Today on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, or sign up for Cities Today News. The COVID-19 pandemic may have set attitudes
Read MoreYou did the right thing for the environment and your wallet and bought an electric vehicle. Congratulations! Welcome to a life of sustainable driving, lower car maintenance costs, and quiet engines. You’ll probably need a bit of guidance getting used to this lifestyle shift away from an internal combustion engine vehicle, so here are a
Read MoreMicrosoft vows to pay users if it discloses their data following a government request that violates Europe’s privacy laws. Microsoft: These are the new privacy steps we're taking to protect your data Source: ZDNet Microsoft
Read MoreRainn Wilson and others around the globe have praised the Virtues Cards app this year. CNET interviewed the CEO. Rise above 2020 with a jolt of positivity from the app we all need right now – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a phone on a budget, check out CNET’s top 13 picks. Best phones under 0: iPhone SE, Pixel 4A 5G, Galaxy A51 and more – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreMajor Chromium browser allies include Microsoft, Samsung and Brave. Google gets web allies by letting outsiders help build Chrome's foundation – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA great showerhead can make your morning routine more refreshing. We help you sort through the options to find one that’ll help make getting clean feel wonderful. The best showerheads for 2020 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA ninth-century Viking adventure, a game about robots that literally feels good to play and an escape from hell: Here is what’s new across gaming systems to satisfy players of all stripes. The Best Video Games to Get Lost In This Holiday Season Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreFrom easier car maintenance to gaining additional vehicle storage, having a home garage car lift is a dream for every car enthusiast. Best car lifts for home garages in 2020 – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MorePhoto by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge One of the big selling points of next-gen consoles like the PS5 or Xbox Series X is support for games running at 120fps on TVs and monitors that include 120Hz modes. While we’ve already seen a number of new Xbox and PS5 games running at 120fps, some existing
Read MoreTom Warren / The Verge: Microsoft is making a big push to entice Zoom users to Teams with a new free all-day video calling feature with up to 300 people on the web — Microsoft Teams is now free to use for 24-hour video calls all in a browser — Microsoft is making a big
Read MorePhoto by Deborah Feingold/Getty Images From Windows 1.0 to Windows 10 Continue reading… Windows turns 35: a visual history Source: New feed
Read MorePresident-elect Joe Biden and top congressional Democrats are laying the groundwork to seek a massive increase in federal broadband spending next year, hoping they can secure billions of dollars in new government aid to improve internet access and affordability — and help people stay online during the pandemic. Biden, top Democrats lay groundwork for multibillion-dollar
Read MoreA teenager from Florida is accused of breaching one of the most high-profile internet platforms in the world. Watch how Twitter was hacked in a new Times documentary airing tonight on FX at 10 p.m. and streaming on Hulu. How an Online Attack ‘Brought Twitter to Its Knees’ Source: NY Times Tech
Read MorePhoto by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Last week I wrote that Apple seemed “astonishingly confident” in its new M1-based Macs. This week we know why: they are astonishingly good. I reviewed the MacBook Air, Nilay Patel reviewed the entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Chris Welch reviewed the new Mac mini. All three are equally
Read More{$inline_image} Normally, a 3D printer that under extrudes is a bad thing. However, MIT has figured out a way to deliberately mix full extrusions with under extruded layers to print structures that behave more like cloth than normal 3D printed items. The mesh-like structure apparently doesn’t require any modification to a normal 3D printer, just
Read MoreNormally, a 3D printer that under extrudes is a bad thing. However, MIT has figured out a way to deliberately mix full extrusions with under extruded layers to print structures that behave more like cloth than normal 3D printed items. The mesh-like structure apparently doesn’t require any modification to a normal 3D printer, just different
Read MoreGoogle Meet add support for breakout rooms for more discussion. Your next big company conference could now be held entirely on Google Meet Source: Tech Radar Software
Read MoreA study from an American insurance and road safety body has found that drivers become complacent when using vehicles equipped with even basic partial automation features. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, drivers of vehicles with Level 2 ADAS systems, like adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assistants, are twice as likely to
Read MoreMicrosoft Edge refuses to be outdone by rivals Chrome and Firefox – new Apple M1 version in the works Microsoft Edge is also getting an Apple M1 upgrade Source: Tech Radar Software
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