iOS Apps How to Tell if You Need a New iPhone BatteryPCMag - Eric Griffith If Apple's iOS is purposefully slowing down your phone, a battery upgrade may help. But don't make that expensive step without checking for forced …
Play buttonComputer Hacking How To: Phish for Social Media & Other Account Passwords with Blackeyewonderhowto.com - Kody Social media accounts are a favorite target for hackers, and the most effective tactics for attacking accounts on websites like Facebook, Instagram, …
Amazon Alexa The best smart home devices of 2019CNET - Rich Brown Here are the smart home products that are most worth your time.
Windows Defender Does Windows 10 Need Antivirus Protection?Lifewire - by Ryan Dube For many years, Windows users had to immediately install antivirus software or else it wouldn't be long before the computer would be infected with …
Bill Ackman Activist Investor Mantle Ridge Discloses 20% Stake in AramarkBloomberg - Scott Deveau Activist investor Mantle Ridge has built a 20% stake in food and facilities management company Aramark and plans to push for changes at the …
Politics Anti-Donald Trump Conservatives Are Plotting To ‘Force’ Trump Off The Republican 2020 Ticket, ‘CNBC’ ReportsThe Inquisitr - Jonathan Vankin The 'Never Trump' faction of the Republican Party may be taking active steps to remove Donald Trump from the presidential race. Even as Republican …
Wellness What Does Meditation Do To An Anxious Brain? Experts Explain How It Can HelpBustle - Carolyn Steber If you have anxiety, chances are you've considered meditating, or have even given it a try. It is, after all, one of the most well-known ways to …
Disability This woman is helping disabled children walk for the first timeCNN - By Aisha Salaudeen and Earl Nurse, CNNLagos, Nigeria (CNN) — Crystal Chigbu cried herself to sleep for many nights after giving birth to her daughter, Beulah, in 2009. Doctors in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial center, had informed her that Beulah
He gave her a bike when she was a refugee. Decades later, the Internet helped her find him.The Washington Post - By Morgan KrakowMevan Babakar wanted to say thank you, but first she had to find the man who had given her a bicycle while she was staying at a refugee camp as a child. So she asked Twitter for help. And in a rare moment
Science Stretchy sensor tracks its wearer's health via their skinnewatlas.com - Ben Coxworth It was just last year that we heard how scientists from Stanford University had designed a skin-worn sensor that measures stress via cortisol levels …
Scientists Just Solved a Mystery of How Gallstones Formdiscovermagazine.com - Daniel Bastardo Blanco Up to 25 million Americans suffer from gallstones. The unwanted pebbles form in the gallbladder and can grow to be as large as a golf ball. They can …
Brain-computer interface Will we ever control the world with our minds?BBC Future - Mark PiesingFor decades, controlling computers by thought was the stuff of science fiction. But now we are tantalisingly close to a breakthrough. The question is, does it create more problems than it solves? Science-fiction
Skin Newly discovered organ may be lurking under your skinNational Geographic - Catherine ZuckermanIdentified in mice, the simple organ most likely exists in humans, too, offering fresh insight into how we experience painful pressure and pricks. Most people who’ve been jabbed by a needle know the drill:
Business Medtech Stock Hits Record High On TAVR Nod For Healthier Patientsinvestors.com - ALLISON GATLIN Shares of Medtronic (MDT) and Edwards Lifesciences (EW) jumped Friday after the Food and Drug Administration approved their TAVR heart-valve …
Mortality Simple dietary changes may reduce cancer risk, increase lifespanMedical News Today A new study that involved more than 50,000 participants over a period of 2 decades concludes that eating flavonoid rich foods could stave off disease …
Alaska The water is so hot in Alaska it's killing large numbers of salmonCNN - By Ryan Prior, CNN(CNN) — Alaska has been in the throes of an unprecedented heat wave this summer, and the heat stress is killing salmon in large numbers. Scientists have observed die-offs of several varieties of Alaskan
Play button What Is 'Nothing', Really? Possibly EverythingPopular Mechanics - By Avery ThompsonWhat is nothing? When most of us think of 'nothing,' we think of empty space, devoid of absolutely anything. But to a physicist, "nothing" can still have quite a lot in it. If that sounds strange to you,
We're Only Just Learning the Danger of Light PollutionPopular Mechanics - By David GrossmanLight pollution, the inappropriate or excessive use of artificial light, has never been more prevalent and it is taking a toll on bugs, animals, and crops in the millions, often with lethal and damaging
Space Map Shows Dwindling Number for Prime Stargazing LocationsPopular Mechanics - By Daisy HernandezTechnology has made it possible to take photos and capture footage of space we could've only dreamed of a few decades back. But astronomers and amateur stargazers are facing a major issue affecting their
Play button The One Theory of Quantum Mechanics That Actually Kind of Makes SensePopular Mechanics - By Jay BennettQuantum mechanics is baffling. On the atomic and subatomic scale, matter seems to behave in ways that we, in the macro world, would generally think of as impossible. Particles can exist in two different
Science Looks Like We Have a New State of MatterPopular Mechanics - By David GrossmanA team of physicists from New York University, University of Buffalo, and Wayne State University have discovered a new state of matter, which they say has the potential to increase storage capabilities
Yoga After 10-Mile Runs, These Are the Yoga Poses That Unknot My Hips, Back, and HamstringsPOPSUGAR - Maggie RyanAs much as I love my long, 10-mile runs, they put my body through the ringer. Yoga — and especially this 17-move sequence — has become my absolute savior for releasing and rejuvenating all the muscles
Bread This Genius Bread Swap Takes Grilled Cheese from OK to Outstandingallrecipes.com - By Kimberly Holland Grilled cheese sandwiches don't get a lot of credit and are often relegated to kids' menus at restaurants. Or they're reserved for nights at home …
Lyft Older People Need Rides. Why Aren’t They Using Uber and Lyft?The New York Times Martin Gerstell, 94, volunteers at the National Gallery in Washington. When his fellow volunteers can’t give him a ride, he uses Uber.
Interest Rates Six charts that explain the state of marketsThe Economist The new commonplaceSix charts that explain the state of markets IN THE AUTUMN of 2008, strange and novel things happened in financial markets, such as …
Volunteering Irvine Teens Give Underprivileged Kids a Valuable Toolorangecoast.com - Morgan Sloss University High School students Katherine McPhie, 17, left, and Milan Narula, 16, were separately volunteering at homeless shelters when they …
Recession From Trump Boom to Trump GloomThe New York Times - By PAUL KRUGMANLast year, after an earlier stock market swoon brought on by headlines about the U.S.-China trade conflict, I laid out three rules for thinking about such events. First, the stock market is not the economy.
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