The BBC America sci-fi series has never had a huge audience, but it’s definitely worth watching.
Source: Wired
In this week’s wrap-up, Apple says a software update will take care of unresponsive iPhone X screens. Meanwhile, Twitter doubles up the size of tweets for most languages.
Source: CNET
The gas giant’s got swirls for days.
Source: Wired
Multitasking on larger Chromebooks is fairly limited as it stands. Google will be improving multitasking on Chromebooks by bringing Chrome OS split view, though it probably won’t work with Android apps.
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Source: Digital trends
Walmart kicks things off this year on Thanksgiving Day. Here’s a preview of the best deals we found in the retailer’s 36-page online circular.
Source: CNET
Ethereum, Wikileaks, a years-old hack of the Trump business empire, and more of the week’s top security news.
Source: Wired
Astronauts need toilet paper and the people need science.
Source: Wired
Mark Zuckerberg may not ask you what features to roll out on Facebook next, but the way you use technology is always shaping the next iteration. What are you building?
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Legoland Malaysia is the first resort to offer a VR roller coaster experience meant for children.
Source: CNET
Well, it’s 11/11 on the other side of the globe which means Alibaba is already raking in loads of cash from Singles Day, otherwise known as the biggest day for global online shopping of the year. The company has a running sales counter on its Alizila news website, which details the “gross merchandise volume” that it has fulfilled orders for so far. It’s currently just… Read More
Source: TechCrunch