Trump declares national emergency over coronavirus outbreak – CNET
More than 1,600 cases of coronavirus have been reported in the US. Trump declares national emergency over coronavirus outbreak – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreMore than 1,600 cases of coronavirus have been reported in the US. Trump declares national emergency over coronavirus outbreak – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe website will help facilitate screening for COVID-19. Trump says Google is helping to build a website for coronavirus information – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWith this 40% off bundle, it’s like buying a Dot and getting a hands-free version of Alexa in your car almost for free. Put Alexa in your car and living room with this Echo Auto and Echo Dot bundle for – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWill I get sick from opening a package? What about handling a library book? Is it safe to drink from a water fountain? What about lifting weights at the gym? Do I need to worry about my toddler’s habit of putting everything in his mouth? We know that the coronavirus can survive for a little
Read MoreIt was just yesterday we reported on rumors that Apple is planning on revamping keyboards within its entire MacBook lineup soon. Turns out Apple may be getting started even sooner than expected. According to a report from MacRumors citing an anonymous tipster, Apple plans to announce new MacBook Air models last week. The tipster had
Read MoreIf you’ve braved the crowds at your local store only to find the disinfectant aisle picked clean, you might be absolutely freaking out right about now. Don’t lose all hope just yet: Coronavirus panic may have wiped out the national supply of hand sanitizer and Clorox wipes, but I bet your store still has plenty
Read MoreRemember when you decided 2020 would be the Best Year Ever and bought tickets for festivals, concerts and sporting events? Yeah, you were going to have a blast. Until the coronavirus showed up and canceled almost every social gathering of more than 100 people. Read more… What to Do if You Have Tickets to a
Read MoreIt seems that a lot of us are going to be spending more time at home, which could lead to boredom, ennui, and a good bit of alcohol consumption. Twitter—which is a very fun place—seems to be excited about these potential “quarantinis,” which have two forms: “a regular martini you drink alone in your house,”
Read MoreThe league continues to reconfigure its plans to cope with cancellations due to coronavirus precautions. Overwatch League will resume March 21; Midseason Tournament canceled Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreThe video game publishing juggernaut is taking necessary precautions “to safeguard the health and well-being” of its employees. Nintendo of America employee tests positive for coronavirus Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreA recent incident in Arizona is highlighting the divide between Waymo employees and third-party safety drivers Continue reading… Waymo drivers say they’re being discouraged from canceling robotaxi rides during coronavirus outbreak Source: New feed
Read MoreMicrosoft is removing its Linux kernel from the Windows OS image with Windows 10 20H1/2004 and instead will deliver it via Windows Update. Microsoft: WSL2's Linux kernel will be delivered to Windows 10 users via Windows Update Source: ZDNet Microsoft
Read MoreAs more and more communities shut down non-essential services, and as people begin self-quarantining in higher numbers, a lot of workers are going to be forced to stay home without pay. If you’re among the lucky who can work from home (or you’re getting paid time off), and you can still afford that cleaning person
Read MorePhoto by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Airbnb is extending its extenuating circumstances policy to the US due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The policy ensures guests can cancel an eligible reservation without being charged, and it is currently in effect for bookings in mainland China, Italy, and South Korea. Airbnb says for US
Read MoreThe social media site is teaming up with the United Nations Foundation. Facebook pledges million to coronavirus global relief efforts – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreLearning management system company Blackboard has enabled a self-service portal where colleges and schools can immediately subscribe to its digital collaboration platform, Blackboard Collaborate. Blackboard Provides Fast Track to Digital Class Software Subscription Source: Campus Technology
Read MoreFCC Chairman Ajit Pai said ISPs are pledging to open up free Wi-Fi, waive late fees and not to cut off customers who can’t pay their bills. Broadband and wireless carriers promise FCC to keep Americans connected during COVID-19 crisis – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe event, usually held in Seattle near its Washington headquarters, was planned for May. Microsoft moves Build developer conference online as coronavirus spreads – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreLow-income families can potentially get two months of free internet from Comcast in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Read more… Comcast Is Offering 60 Days of Free Internet for Low-Income Families Right Now Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreMythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet isn’t just a great comedy about video games, but a strand connecting an older, weirder era of its culture to the more mainstream world of workplace comedies. Few people on the show exemplify this more than Ashly Burch, a writer on Mythic Quest who also plays Rachel, a wide-eyed game tester
Read MoreThe Italian supercar maker will shut production operations down for over a week as Italy battles the virus outbreak. Lamborghini production suspended in Italy as coronavirus spreads – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreThe e-tailer reiterated its commitment to fighting climate change with renewable energy initiatives to launch worldwide. Amazon announces four new projects to make its data centers greener Source: ZDNet Microsoft
Read MorePhoto: Tyler Demogenes / Atlanta Faze The city-based Call of Duty League is shifting to a new format amid the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic. In a statement, the league said that upcoming matches will be played online as opposed to large events hosted by cities across North America and Europe. “Call of Duty League has
Read MoreImage: The Bold Type Working from home is not new for me — in fact, it’s something I’m used to. Besides spending years as a freelancer and a contract worker for several publications, I worked for nearly 10 years at an organization where the main office (and most of the employees) were in the Boston
Read More{$inline_image} In these trying times, it can be nice to know that some problems have simple answers. If you have trouble hitting depth in your squats, sometimes you just need a little ankle flexibility. And that’s something you can work on even if you’re not at the gym. Read more… How to Improve Your Ankle
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