Firefox’s New Voice Controls Make It As Good As a Smart Speaker
I’m used to yelling at my Google Home and Amazon Echo, not so much my web browser. However, Mozilla is now testing voice-control capabilities...
The 16 Best Messenger Bags, Crossbody Bags, Slings and Shoulder Bags (2024)
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This $5 Brush Will Revive All Your Furry Winter Accessories
A friend recently modeled for me a glorious vintage full-length patchwork coat she had just gotten. She was thrilled with it, as well she...
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Maps Are Biased Against Animals
Protecting the ecosystems we share starts with acknowledging that humans aren’t the only species with pathways and landmarks.
Iterate your way to success with A/B testing
Many app publishers attempt to maintain stability in their app by not making any changes, despite the constantly evolving mobile ads business. This approach...
What to Watch on Netflix the Week of January 21, 2020
Can we just chill this week and watch The Queen (Friday) and skip Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak (Wed.)? I’d much prefer to...
Making Public Transit Fairer to Women Demands Way More Data
Most transit systems aren't designed for women, who tend to run errands and care for children. But cities can’t fix a problem they don’t...
The Tiny Brain Cells That Connect Our Mental and Physical Health
A new understanding of long-overlooked cells called microglia is challenging the assumption that body and brain function are completely independent.
The Macabre Science of Mass Animal Die-Offs
Researchers are replicating “mass mortality events” with pig carcasses. The ecological consequences could hint at what's happening in Australia right now.
