Walmart is testing direct-to-fridge delivery, a account that taps Amazon’s newest acquisition, Whole Foods, in bringing advantage not only to your house, but your fridge itself.
So, you think you know Microsoft Office. Of course, you do. You’ve likely been using it for nearly three decades like almost every other computer-literate person on the planet. But, do you really KNOW Microsoft Office? I mean, can you really say you know all the ins and outs of, say, OneNote?
Want to play games but have an older or less-capable laptop? Join the club. My work computer can handle 30 browser tabs at a time along with Photoshop and even Slack, but it groans under the burden of active afresh launched games.
Over the past year, Facebook and Microsoft have been alive calm on an absurd activity to add internet connectivity basement to abutment the ever-expanding citizenry that’s accessing the web.
The Wall Street Journal this week appear an commodity declaring Bitcoin’s value to be “probably zero.” Last week accounts and tech outlets discussed JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s affirmation that Bitcoin was “a fraud.” If you’re befitting score, these are two big names in the banking world declaring the world’s most accepted crytpocurrency worthless. Is it?
Nobody’s perfect, not even Bill Gates. The billionaire afresh accepted that if he could go back in time, he’d switch the Ctrl Alt Delete command for a single button.
Yesterday, Nest laid out a series of new smart home articles at a launch event. Here are the best of the bunch in this new line of goods for the careful and territorial.