Launching out of beta today on iOS, Pasted is a throwback to simpler times, when making a collage meant picking up a pair of scissors. It’s an appeal to Gen Xers put off by the overly complicated world of photo apps — or just searching for some inspiration through nostalgia. The apps’s primary trait is its simplicity and its greatest asset upon launch is its connection to… Read More
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Facebook introduced person-to-person payments within Messenger in early 2015, but today the company announced the feature is expanding to support groups, as well. The payments feature essentially works the same in group chats as in private ones, but now allows users to pay either everyone in the group or individual members through a click of the payments icon (the dollar sign). The payments… Read More
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Uber has launched a new patent purchase program, called UP3, which will seek to expedite the process of purchasing patents with an open application windows opening April 24, 2017 and closing May 23, 2017. The idea is to get patent holders to propose a simple price they’re willing to take for their patents, which Uber can then take or leave, as a means to sidestep the often long and… Read More
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Physicists think they’ve got a winning way to solve the Riemann hypothesis, by mapping the distribution of prime numbers to the energy levels of quantum systems. The post Math’s $1,000,000 Question Isn’t Just for Mathematicians Anymore appeared first on WIRED.
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Inside the NASA lab where the future of flight takes off. The post Flight Lab: The Bizarre, Beautiful New Fliers of NASA’s Famed X-Plane Program appeared first on WIRED.
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The arrest of Peter Yuryevich Levashov notches another win for the FBI’s top cyber talent. The post How the FBI Took Down Russia’s Spam King—And His Massive Botnet appeared first on WIRED.
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The AI thriller is as authoritative as it is imaginative, thanks to an author with a background in computational linguistics. The post Void Star: Terrifying Silicon Valley Sci-Fi Only an AI Expert Could Pen appeared first on WIRED.
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AMD’s quest to return to relevance continues with the show-stopping six-core Ryzen 5 1600X. It’s the most concentrated blow to Intel’s massive machine yet, as it hits the mark in more ways than one.
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Corel has launched CorelDraw Design Suite 2017, a rebrand of its Graphics Suite X8. New features include a sketch tool that uses artificial intelligence that can automatically interpret hand-drawn scratches as the user intended.
The post CorelDraw AI tool makes sketching on touchscreens feel like pen on paper appeared first on Digital Trends.
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They were once part of a top secret spy operation. Today they lie in ruin. The post These Concrete Relics in Arizona Helped Satellites Spy on the Soviets appeared first on WIRED.
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