After 4.6 billion years of evolution, DNA's mission is complete. There is nothing left to do but sit around and wait for the heat death of the universe.
2-In-1 iPotty with Activity Seat for iPad
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2-In-1 iPotty with Activity Seat for iPad
MacOS on the iPad Pro would be nice but iPadOS still has its charms
With the iPad Pro now using the same core M1 hardware as MacBooks and iMacs, the shortcomings of iPadOS are standing out in sharp relief. Monica Chin states it bluntly: Put macOS on the iPad, you cowards. We're moving toward a weird point in the evolution of these two devices where the MacBook can do… READ THE REST
The new Apple iOS 14 has a ton of new privacy features. Here's how to sort through them all.
Over at Wirecutter, my colleague Thorin Klosowski has a clear and comprehensive breakdown of the new privacy controls that were added in Apple's latest iOS update. These features include greater control over relationships your phone and local networks and location services, limiting access to your photo library for connected apps, and more. Klosowski sums up… READ THE REST
Adobe makes sending images Lightroom to Photoshop on iPad a thing
Photoshop kinda sucked when Adobe introduced it to the iPad last year. Months in, Photoshop for iOS is still such a flummoxing disappointment when I need to tinker with an image on my tablet. I pay for Adobe's Photography Plan (its ability to automatically sync images between devices keeps me sane), but still need to… READ THE REST
Learn to be a Python coding expert – and you decide how much you pay.
We thank our sponsor for making this content possible; it is not written by the editorial staff nor does it necessarily reflect its views. Nearly a year after the industry-recognized TIOBE Index anointed Python as the world's no. 1 most used programming language, it appears that Python use has only continued to expand its already impressive grip. "It is… READ THE REST
This emergency-ready solar rechargeable flashlight is over half off
We thank our sponsor for making this content possible; it is not written by the editorial staff nor does it necessarily reflect its views. When you're out camping or hiking, you may sometimes run into emergencies where a standard battery-operated flashlight just won't cut it, let alone your smartphone's flashlight. In these cases, you'll be glad you were carrying a… READ THE REST
This utility knife makes a great addition to your EDC — and it's over 40% off
A sharp, reliable knife is one of those tools most folks don't think about carrying around, but there are countless everyday situations where a blade might be useful. You can use it to slice through hard-to-open packages, start fires, clear brush while hiking, cut food during camping trips, and much more. Still, a utility knife can be… READ THE REST
