Apple’s new Freeform whiteboard app: 3 things you need to know to get started

Jason Cipriani/ZDNET There’s no shortage of apps where you can collect your thoughts and ideas as you brainstorm on a new project, plan a vacation or any other number of tasks. Personally, most of my brainstorming (both on my own, and with others) is done in Apple’s Notes app.  However, with the release of iOS […]

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What is Android Clear calling and how do you enable it?

monkeybusinessimages/iStockphoto/Getty Images During my years with Pixel devices, the phone call aspect hasn’t always been the best. There have been times when it was downright abysmal.  I’ve found, with some devices, the phone mic would randomly mute, requiring that I either call the person back or restart my phone. On other occasions, the person on […]

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A Tale of Two Nuclear Plants Reveals Europe’s Energy Divide

A forest of wind turbines rises out of the fields on both sides of the highway running east out of Vienna. But at the border with Slovakia, which stretches between Austria and Ukraine, they stop. Slovakia gets only 0.4 percent of its energy from wind and solar. Instead it is betting its energy transition on nuclear […]

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The Real Fusion Energy Breakthrough Is Still Decades Away

Last week, inside a gold-plated drum in a Northern California lab, a group of scientists briefly recreated the physics that power the Sun. Their late-night experiment involved firing 192 lasers into the capsule, which contained a peppercorn-sized pellet filled with hydrogen atoms. Some of those atoms, which ordinarily repel, were smushed together and fused, a […]

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Urbanista Phoenix Review: Clever Charging, Decent Sound

How exciting it must be to confidently declare your company’s latest product to be a “world’s first.” How enticing for your prospective customers, the promise of “endless playtime.” Let’s face it: If you can’t pique a bit of interest this way, well, consumers must be even more jaded than everyone suspected. But though you may […]

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How Do You Prove There’s Ice on the Moon? With a Lunar Flashlight

“For me, this is a dream measurement,” says David Paige, a planetary scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles who has been part of the mission since its inception nearly a decade ago. “It’s an opportunity to make a real rapid advancement with such a small spacecraft.” Once the team has mapped out the […]

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Hackers Planted Files to Frame Indian Priest Who Died in Custody

According to Arsenal, Swamy never touched the files himself. After his devices were seized by Pune City Police, those files were among the digital evidence used to charge him and the other Bhima Koregaon 16 defendants with terrorism as well as inciting a riot in 2018 that led to two deaths. All of Arsenal’s findings, […]

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