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Microsoft Turns on the Lights with a New Theme in Windows 10 Update

By Shannon Tucking on March 1, 2025

Microsoft is introducing a new light theme in the upcoming version of Windows 10 and is currently beta testing the change with Windows Insiders. The clean-looking theme brings a much-needed facelift to Windows and was officially unveiled Wednesday, November 14, in a blog post. Currently, anyone can preview the new light theme by enrolling in the Windows Insider program and then… Continue reading "Microsoft Turns on the Lights with a New Theme in Windows 10 Update"
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iPhone Users Are Randomly Getting Locked Out of Their Apple IDs

By Shannon Tucking on March 1, 2025

Finding yourself unable to access your Apple ID account? You’re not alone. Some Apple users are finding themselves seemingly randomly locked out of their Apple ID accounts,and this is forcing them to reset their passwords and jump through hoops to try and get back into their account. The real source of the issue has yet to be determined. When users are… Continue reading "iPhone Users Are Randomly Getting Locked Out of Their Apple IDs"
Social Media
‘Superwoman’ YouTuber Lilly Singh Taking a Break for Her Mental Health

By Shannon Tucking on February 28, 2025

Popular YouTuber Lilly Singh is taking a break from the platform because she’s “mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted.” The Canadian-born content creator has been uploading her unique brand of content to the video-streaming site for the last eight years and currently has 14 million subscribers to her channel. Forbes listed her as the 10th-highest-paid YouTube star in 2017, when… Continue reading "‘Superwoman’ YouTuber Lilly Singh Taking a Break for Her Mental Health"
Cars
AAA Research Shows Many Adults Think Fully Self-Driving Cars Exist

By Shannon Tucking on February 28, 2025

The American Automobile Association‘s (AAA) research group reported disconcerting findings of driver expectations of semiautonomous cars versus the real-world performance of the technology available today. In a telephone survey of more than 1,000 adults living in the continental U.S., 40 percent said they believe that autonomous, fully self-driving cars are already available and driven on American roads and highways. A… Continue reading "AAA Research Shows Many Adults Think Fully Self-Driving Cars Exist"
Emerging Tech
Sticking Tiny Needles in Your Eye May Help Fight Blindness

By Shannon Tucking on February 28, 2025

An eye patch covered in tiny needles sounds like a torture device straight out of one of the Saw movies. In fact, it’s the invention of researchers in Singapore, who have been searching for a better way of treating eye diseases, such as glaucoma and macular degeneration. Currently, these diseases are most commonly treated with eye drops. However, eye drops… Continue reading "Sticking Tiny Needles in Your Eye May Help Fight Blindness"
Emerging Tech
Alexa-Stuffed Retro Phones Don’t Listen Until you Take Them Off the Hook

By Shannon Tucking on February 28, 2025

Between the official models built by Amazon, Google, and Apple, and the growing number of third-party devices, there is no shortage of smart speakers here in 2018. If you’re a company looking to dive into this crowded market, you better bring something fresh to the table. Or, if you’re the Los Angeles-based Grain Design, something retro. Taking this message to… Continue reading "Alexa-Stuffed Retro Phones Don’t Listen Until you Take Them Off the Hook"

Author: Shannon Tucking

Microsoft Turns on the Lights with a New Theme in Windows 10 Update

iPhone Users Are Randomly Getting Locked Out of Their Apple IDs

AAA Research Shows Many Adults Think Fully Self-Driving Cars Exist

Sticking Tiny Needles in Your Eye May Help Fight Blindness

Alexa-Stuffed Retro Phones Don’t Listen Until you Take Them Off the Hook

Apple’s Foldable iPhone: Here’s Everything We Know

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