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Apple rolls out minor updates to iWork apps

Apple has updated its iWork suite of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote to version 14.0, bringing some minor changes to its productivity software. Image Credit: Apple All three apps have received identical upgrades for the iPad, iPhone, and Mac. New streamlined in-app notifications inform users when a person joins in on a collaborative document, making it

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Wear Testing Different 3D Printer Filaments

Over the couple of decades or so since it started to be available at an affordable level, 3D printing has revolutionized the process of making custom objects. But as anyone with a 3D printer will know, sometimes the materials don’t quite live up to the application. There is a huge variety of available filaments to

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Hello to you as well, Starbucks

Screenshot: Chris Welch / The Verge I’ve become almost numb to the deluge of notifications that hit my phone every day. But when an app sends a simple, very human “Hi!” message, apparently that’s enough to stop me in my tracks. And Starbucks just sent exactly that push notification to god knows how many devices

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Multiply Your Multimeter with Relays and USB

Multimeters are a bit like potato chips: you can’t have just one. But they’re a lot more expensive than potato chips, especially the good ones, and while it’s tempting to just go get another one when you need to make multiple measurements, sometimes it’s not practical. That’s why something like this 2×4 relay-based multiplexer might

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Google Agrees To Delete Incognito Mode Browsing Data

Google has agreed to delete private browsing data records of its “hundreds of billions” of Chrome browser users as part of a class-action lawsuit settlement that alleged it tracked people without their knowledge. Google Agrees To Delete Incognito Mode, Browsing Data The terms of the settlement were filed on Monday in the Oakland, California federal court and

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