The Outdoors: Two generations of Laynes land 10-pounders
Ross Layne was no stranger to Tulsa World readers in the early 1990s. The talented fisherman occasionally did a story and provided Tenkiller Lake fishing [Read More…]
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Why you should be skeptical of science on social media
Internet commentators love to shout their opinions, but the loudest might not know what they’re talking about. Jacob Groshek, assistant professor of emerging media studies [Read More…]
Tatas Say Will Pay to DoCoMo Within ‘Confines’ of Indian Law
Tata Sons on Saturday said NTT DoCoMo – the estranged Japanese partner – is confusing its intent to pay with what is “legally payable” by [Read More…]
Nasa’s Juno Probe Sends Back Images of Jupiter’s Poles
Nasa published Friday the first-ever images of Jupiter’s north pole and its southern aurora, taken during the Juno spacecraft’s first orbital flyby of the gaseous giant. [Read More…]
25 Years of Linux: What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been
Happy Birthday Linux! You’re 25! When Linux was born on Aug. 25, 1991, it was little more than a hobby for then 21-year old Linus [Read More…]
Apple advises immediate update to iOS 9.3.5 after discovery of targeted iPhone spyware
Apple released an update to iOS 9 on Thursday—iOS 9.3.5—that patches multiple critical zero-day vulnerabilities that have been shown to already have been deployed, allegedly [Read More…]
Apple updates developer betas of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra
Summer is almost over, fall is coming—and that also means the offical versions of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra are coming soon. So it’s no [Read More…]
Where are all the Pokémon? How to find the rarest of them all
Now that Niantic has removed in-game tracking and PokéVision has voluntarily shut down, you may be wondering exactly how you’re going to become a Pokémon [Read More…]
Apple updates Public Betas of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra
A day after Apple released new developer betas of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, the company on Tuesday released new betas available to the general [Read More…]
New Camera Can Take Images at Speed of Light
Scientists have improved upon a new camera technology that can image at speeds about 100 times faster than today’s commercial cameras and could enable imaging [Read More…]