USAFacts organizes 30 years of data from more than 70 local, state, and federal government agencies into an interactive visualization of America’s finances. The post Steve Ballmer’s USAFacts Uses Smart Design To Make Sense of Government Spending appeared first on WIRED.
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There’s a lot of software inside Samsung’s new smartphone. But the real story, for once, is the thing itself. The post Samsung Galaxy S8 First Impressions: That Screen, You Guys appeared first on WIRED.
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Steelseries announced its newest line of professional input peripherals that were co-developed with esports team Evil Geniuses and laser-focused on providing the best possible experience to the most exacting gamers.
The post Steelseries’ latest gaming peripherals are designed with Evil Geniuses in mind appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Palit has introduced a pair of aftermarket GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards as part of its new GameRock range. They have a unique, four-blade air cooling system, as well as RGB lighting and higher clock speeds.
The post Palit GameRock GTX 1080 Ti cards are cooled by four counter-spinning fans appeared first on Digital Trends.
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It’s official: the Radeon RX 500 Series family of cards is real, and the first units to hit the market are the RX 580 and RX 570. They replace the RX 400 Series cards released less than a year ago, and promise higher clock speeds.
The post AMD reveals wallet-friendly Radeon RX 500 video card family with RX 580/570 launch appeared first on Digital Trends.
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We know smartphone cameras have become good enough for casual photographers, but what about the pros? Well, magazines like Billboard and Condé Nast Traveler have recently published covers that were photographed on an iPhone, and now Bon Appétit is joining their ranks. This is basically the final step in bringing smartphone photography into the Condé Nast-owned food magazine. After all,… Read More
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The future of road funding beckons. The post Trump’s $1 Trillion Bill Can’t Fix US Roads—These Ideas Could appeared first on WIRED.
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The social network wants employees to be able to stand up for their beliefs on International Workers’ Day without fear of punishment.
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The search giant rebuilds Google Earth from the ground up, letting you travel from the Eiffel Tower to Bryce Canyon. And it’s now on mobile and the web.
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The web-based Macintosh emulator offers a beep of nostalgia—no floppy disks required. The post Aw Yiss: You Can Now Play Old-School Mac Games in Your Browser appeared first on WIRED.
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