FINE, a San Francisco- and Portland-based brand agency, is open sourcing the content management system (CMS) it has developed in-house to build sites for brands like Anchor Brewing, Kimpton Residences at Seafire, PrÅ«f Cultivar (“Elevated Cannabis”) and others. Read More
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This doomsday vault for storing the world’s most valuable data, to prevent it being lost in the event of some massive apocalypse event looks like the villainous lair from a James Bond movie.
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Looking for a smoke detector you can keep tabs on from your phone? Here’s where to start.
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Buffy Li was very patient when she took time off from her Spring Break to talk to me. Li, an 11th grader at Santa Cruz’s Kirby prep school, spent her most of the week off coordinating the launch of her new app, TagDat. While she’s stressed about getting her ducks in a row, the app is actually the second startup she’s worked on, so she knows how it goes. As one of the founders… Read More
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Showrunner Steven Moffat promises brain-melting excitement as stars Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie and Matt Lucas talk series 10.
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2018 Buick Regal TourX is the American wagon redefined.
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The country’s economic growth would improve if foreign nationals could stay in the States, says JPMorgan Chase CEO and Trump advisor Jamie Dimon.
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Buick’s mainstay sedan is reborn as a sleek five-door hatchback.
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Kanye West’s last album has just made streaming history.
The Life of Pablo, released a little over a year ago, just went Platinum with over 1.5 billion song streams in the U.S.
While popular albums frequently go platinum, this is a big deal because Kanye’s album reached this milestone relying on streams alone – no paid downloads.
Let me explain:
An album typically goes… Read More
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Apple’s subscription streaming service, Apple Music, rolled out a major (ver. 2.0) release to Android users today, introducing a new design that largely brings the app to parity with its iOS counterpart. The update includes a visual makeover, which organizes content into a few main sections – Library, For You, Browse, and Radio – as on iOS. The Now Playing screen also… Read More
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