This is one of those videos that showed me the power of the internet. I still remember seeing this decades ago in a tiny QuickTime window and marveling at the fact that I could watch it on this “internet thing”.
I also marveled at the fact people could be so stupid as to think they could blow up a whale carcass.
Fubiz: Reinhard Görner is a German photographer specializing in architecture and the fine arts. For the photographic series “Libraries”, he travels across Europe to capture the solemnity of the libraries of the Old Continent. From Madrid to Stuttgart, passing through … Continued
This is pretty cool but, for the majority of us, our opposite point will be in an ocean.
No, this won’t tell you definitively when your camera’s shutter will fail but it might help to know how many actuations your DSLR has done. It’s also helpful for those who buy used bodies to find out how much wear and tear there may be on the shutter mechanism.
I know developers are of two minds – it is a Darwinian pressure cooker attempting to satisfy all of Apple’s demands and to be better than a dozen other developers, some of them your friends, who are all trying to do the same thing. But, on the other hand, it’s the kind of jumpstart a small company craves.
My weekend just might be spent watching “The Littlest Hobo” reruns.
I don’t know why I find this so amusing.
“The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” is a beautifully tragic song from Canadian songwriting legend Gordon Lightfoot.
I predicted Matchbox Cars and Risk would be inducted. I demand an immediate recount.
This certainly won’t stop scammers and will take more time than simply deleting the email but it might give you a small measure of satisfaction.
I’ve played the first couple of levels of the game and it seems pretty simplistic. If it weren’t for the research goals behind it, I don’t think I’d actually play it through to the end but it’s for a great cause so I’ll definitely play a few rounds each day.
One of the highlights of going to Macworld Expo each year in San Francisco was our drive to Cupertino to the Apple Employee Store to see what kind of cool swag we could score. I hope the new Visitor Center is just as exciting.
I mentioned when I wrote my iPhone X first look last week that I would follow-up with some more thoughts once I’ve had a chance to use the phone for a little while. Well, here it is. […]
Not generally a fan of hour-long dramas but I love Aniston and will watch just to see her back on TV.
Twitter says it probably won’t affect your timeline much but that depends entirely on who you follow. I expect my timeline will explode in size.
Sadly, I’m in the market for glasses but dread going in to a store to try them on. This might resolve that pain point for me.
Feel free to send me money as a test.
For many of us, this article will be a wistful trip down memory lane. For many more of you, it will invoke pity of those of us old enough to have used a PalmPilot.
I love stories of the mysteries of our universe but equally fascinating to me are stories of how we design and build the devices that let us discover those mysteries.
Whether we like them or not, Apple is going to do app store subscriptions. How app developers implement it and use it will be very interesting.
Apple believes every company has a responsibility to pay its taxes, and as the largest taxpayer in the world, Apple pays every dollar it owes in every country around the world. We’re proud of the economic contributions we make to the countries and communities where we do business.
With all of the misinformation out there, Apple felt the need to set the record straight about taxes.
The justices left in place a 2016 ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that upheld a verdict that found South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co Ltd had infringed Apple Inc’s patents on several popular features of the California-based company’s iPhone. Those included slide-to-unlock, autocorrect and quick links, which automatically turn information like addresses and phone numbers into links.
Stop stealing and pay the money.
I’ve been a user and fan of iMazing for a long time. These new features are welcome to those of us who still want to manage our iPhones from our Macs.
[VIDEO] I thought this ad (embedded in the main Loop post) was well done, though the story is told with selective memory. I did not see any exploding phones, porous security measures, malware, etc., etc.
The one word that springs to mind watching this is the one word that describes the true feeling the iPhone X must bring to mind for Samsung.
Worry.
CNET: I took our Space Gray iPhone X out to the sidewalk in front of CNET’s San Francisco offices: a place where many screens have met their doom. Is it just me or are these kinds of “tests” utterly ridiculous? … Continued
alphr: Today is the 60th anniversary of Laika – a Moscow stray – being blasted off Earth to become the first dog in space. In honour of the occasion, here is Duncan Geere’s piece on the full history of the … Continued
I saw this tweet and checked out the linked graphic
Got a photographer in your life you need Christmas gift(s) for? This is a varied list with all kinds of price points on some cool accessories for your shooter.
These stories have always fascinated me. I bet most people don’t realize the “official” kilogram is an actual physical object.
I don’t know that I’d visit this museum and I’ve never heard of “Coke II”.