Carbon Dioxide Emissions Have Dropped 17 Percent During the Pandemic
If you can rely on humanity to do anything consistently, it’s to spew more and more CO 2 into the atmosphere.
Month: May 2020
If you tuned into Microsoft’s Build developer keynote yesterday, one of the things you may have seen was a mysterious “RGV2cw” 3D-printed object on the shelf behind… Read More
PowerToys, for those who don’t know, is an open-source, Microsoft-managed suite of software tools designed to enhance the Windows 10 experience and boost productivity for power users. Read More
Twitter today acknowledged that it has begun testing a new setting that lets users limit who can reply to tweets. The setting was first noted earlier this year. Similar to Facebook’s… Read More
The Samsung Galaxy S line isn’t as rugged as it used to be, what with its current “glass sandwich” design. Read More
AnTuTu’s new chart compares the true performance of Android chipsets
AnTuTu published a new page on its site that offers a great visual representation of the performance of various chipsets used in Android phones.
Augmented reality and virtual reality have suddenly become more relevant in a world where people can’t meet in person as easily. Read More
With more people working at home, Microsoft is launching “Learn TV,” which will provide daily content for developers. Microsoft is calling it a “one-stop shop,” stating that it’s there… Read More
Microsoft has been working to bring win32 desktop apps and its Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps closer together in recent years. That work has an official name… Read More
Microsoft hosted its first virtual Build conference for developers last night. The company announced a bunch of new stuff including a quantum computer built with OpenAI, new building blocks… Read More