Mac
Lawsuit Against Apple’s Faulty Butterfly Keyboards Moves Forward
A federal judge this week rejected Apple’s request to dismiss a class action lawsuit over its faulty butterfly keyboards, reports Reuters, which means the lawsuit will proceed. The complainants believe that Apple knew of and concealed the fact that its 2015 and later MacBook models had keyboards prone to failure
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Windows
Xbox Deals with Gold feature Just Cause 4 and Kingdom Hearts III
Every week Microsoft and certain publishers discount numerous games for Xbox Live users. Some deals are available only to Xbox Live Gold members and others are available to anyone who utilizes the service through a Spotlight sale. A wide variety of titles, ranging from small experiences to massive blockbusters, are
Andriod
Android Studio uses Gemini Pro to make Android development faster and easier
Posted by Sandhya Mohan – Product Manager, Android Studio As part of the next chapter of our Gemini era, we announced we were bringing Gemini to more products. Today we’re excited to announce that Android Studio is using the Gemini 1.0 Pro model to make Android development faster and easier,
Iphone
iPhone 6s survives a fall from a plane and a year in the Icelandic elements
An iPhone 6s has survived a fall from a plane and a full year exposed to the elements in Iceland — and even the video of its plunge to the ground was safely retrieved… NordVPN TNW reports. Last year, photographer Haukur Snorrason was on an aerial photo tour of the
Gaming
New Preview Alpha and Beta Ring 1904 Build 3/18/19
Starting at 2:00 p.m. PST today, members of the Xbox One Preview Alpha and Preview Beta Rings will begin receiving the latest 1904 Xbox One system update (19H1_RELEASE_XBOX_DEV_190418360.2000.190315-1920). Read on for more about the new features, fixes and known issues in the latest 1904 system update. DETAILS: OS version
Linux
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Photography
Officer, Who Arrested a Photographer for Taking Photos in Public, Has Their Qualified Immunity Claim Rejected
A ray of hope for the future for those who record public events and news materials, as “federal appeals court has rejected a qualified immunity claim by a Dallas transit cop, who arrested a freelance photographer for criminal trespass in 2016 because he was taking pictures at a train station.” Undoubtedly, both
Smart Home
Embrace Green Routines with SmartThings Energy
As Earth Month continues, SmartThings Energy and our Works with SmartThings certified partners will help keep your smart home sustainable and efficient. People today are more deliberate in their energy use, but we may not always know how to be more efficient with our everyday devices and appliances, like heating
