[ad_1] DocuSign is gearing up to go public in the next six months, sources tell TechCrunch. The company, which pioneered the e-signature, has now filed confidentially, we are hearing. Utilizing a commonly used provision of the JOBS Act, DocuSign submitted its IPO filing behind closed doors and will reveal it ...
Read More »Sea of Thieves Starter Guide
[ad_1] Fancy getting your sea legs and starting up a voyage in Sea of Thieves? If you’re new to the game, look no further than our Starter Guide to help you through the start of the game and onto your grand adventures – whether playing alone or with friends. First ...
Read More »Internet Archive adds trove of cheap LCD handhelds to its emulation collection
[ad_1] During CES, the single piece of electronics I spent the most time with, apart from my laptop and camera, was a Mattel Dungeons & Dragons Computer Fantasy Game handheld. This decades-old device held the attention of John Biggs and myself through quite a few drinks as we navigated its ...
Read More »North Carolina police force asks Google for data from devices near crime scenes
[ad_1] Police in Raleigh, North Carolina, have been quietly issuing warrants to Google, requesting account data from mobile devices that are tracked as coming close to crime scenes, according to a report on WRAL. According to court records, the police department has requested Google provide location data from mobile in ...
Read More »Haptic VR surgery isn’t for the faint of heart, but it could help surgeons
[ad_1] When surgeons are trained to perform a procedure, the old rule of thumb is “watch one, do one, teach one.” It’s a pretty unforgiving learning curve, which requires a big leap on the part of the trainee surgeon, and isn’t wholly reassuring to patients, either. I’m about to perform ...
Read More »Google Play Instant lets you try games without having to install them
[ad_1] Last year, Google launched Instant Apps, a way for developers to give users a native app experience that didn’t involve having to install anything. Users would simply click on a link on the search results page and the instant app would load. Today, the company is extending this program ...
Read More »The Morning After: Facebook exploited, useless Japanese gadgets
[ad_1] From beta to record breaker.The rise and rise (and rise) of ‘Fortnite’ It’s safe to say that when a video game that counts Drake among its fans and has breakfast TV shows around the world discussing its effect on younger players, it has truly made it. No, we’re not ...
Read More »Aussie Broadband unveils NBN CVC graphs
[ad_1] Aussie Broadband has made good on its promise to publish connectivity virtual circuit (CVC) graphs from all 121 points of interconnect on the National Broadband Network (NBN), on Monday unveiling a new website. Calling it “an unprecedented level of transparency around its network management”, Aussie Broadband said it would ...
Read More »iOS 11 is such a mess, Apple showcases a bug in latest iPhone X ad
[ad_1] Think iOS is buggy? You’re not alone, and the bugs are now so commonplace that Apple didn’t even spot the cameo appearance of one in its latest ad for the iPhone X. Must read: Meltdown and Spectre — Is your PC vulnerable? The bug, which was spotted by the ...
Read More »How to buy a high-end camera in 2018
[ad_1] Fujifilm X-H1 Fujifilm’s $1,900 X-H1, announced just last month, is a big leap over the X-T2, especially when it comes to video. It’s Fujifilm’s first camera with 5-axis in-body stabilization and can shoot photos at 14fps and handle true DCI 4K video (4,096 x 2,160). It has a brand-new, ...
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