Today’s update makes the image-saving service an even more capable productivity tool.
Source: Wired
After more than a century, engineers are still finding ways to squeeze more power from less fuel.
Source: Wired
The quest for Olympic gold is the search for the slightest leg up — small changes that could ultimately shave fractions of a second off of one’s time. It’s an ideal platform for a technology like 3D printing, where the ability to customize products can have a dramatic effect on their physical qualities. The United States’ luge team jumped on the bandwagon in the lead up… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Google’s browser doesn’t go as far full-on ad blockers and won’t stop ad trackers. But already it’s cut ads on 42 percent of websites it’s tangled with.
Source: CNET
Chrome’s built-in ad blocker will go live tomorrow. It’s the first time Google will automatically block some ads in Chrome, but while quite a few online publishers are fretting about this move, as a regular user, you may not even notice it. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Rachel Morrison is the first female cinematographer to be nominated for an Academy Award—and continues to blaze a trail.
Source: Wired
Equally notable are the experts Facebook did not consult: Two large nonprofits say they weren’t informed about the app until weeks or days before its debut.
Source: Wired
When it comes to space, China has always come in third place. But a new partnership with Luxembourg might launch it into orbit.
Source: Wired
YouTubers Gavin Free and Megan Turney hid in a closet as an armed man roamed their house.
Source: CNET
A professional idiot and a economics professor tell us how they got into Dota 2’s talent scene, what it’s like and what you have to do if you want in.
Source: CNET