Do You Need a 5G iPhone? No, but You?re Getting One Anyway

   17 Oct 00:00:05  |  Technology  |  Wired

This week, we discuss Apple's new iPhone 12, from the inclusion of 5G in all four handsets, to the super-cute Mini model.

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Everything Coming to Disney+ in November 2020

   17 Oct 00:00:04  |  Video Gaming  |  IGN

Here is everything new on Disney Plus in November 2020, including more episodes of The Mandalorian Season 2, LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special, and Season 3 of Marvel?s Spider-man: Maximum Venom.

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Operating a Rover in Real-time From a Distance

   17 Oct 00:00:06  |  Astronomy  |  Universe Today

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UK credit rating downgraded by Moody?s

   17 Oct 00:00:30  |  Business  |  Financial Times

Agency warns growth has ?been meaningfully weaker? than anticipated and points to governance problems

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White House rose garden replaced with bigit tree orchard

   17 Oct 00:00:29  |  Comedy  |  The Spoof

The latest update to the White House grounds comes compliments of the First Lady with strong encouragement from the President himself. Melania Trump had ordered the removal of the ornamental trees planted by Jackie Kennedy. The original plan was to

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30 Unusual Maps People Shared On This Group That Might Change Your Perspective On Things

   17 Oct 00:00:24  |  Cure for Boredom  |  Bored Panda

What do biomes, sunsets, eagles, and pedestrian signs have in common? They have all been tracked and laid out in the most interesting maps out there.

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Lustrous Strips of Glass Bisect Debris, Bricks, and Semi-Precious Stones in Ramon Todo?s Sculptures

   17 Oct 00:00:27  |  Digital Design  |  ThisIsColossal

Between gnarly chunks of concrete, basalt pillars, and smooth rounds of lapis lazuli, Ramon Todo (previously) positions sleek segments of layered glass. The Tokyo-born artist splices fragments of found objects that otherwise would be regarded as refuse, like a crumbling brick from Iizuka City or coal waste, to repurpose the existing material with a lustrous embellishment.
Whether volcanic rock or chunks of demolished architecture, the resulting juxtapositions carry the original history, although they’re presented anew. More

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What It Takes To Be A White House Photographer

   17 Oct 00:00:32  |  Photography  |  Peta Pixel

Pete Souza is one of the most well-known photographers in the world mainly due to his work as the photographer for United States Presidents Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama. In this 5-minute video, he explains what is required of someone in that role. Souza’s first job in the White House was photographing President Ronald Reagan, […]

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Lewis B. Frumkes

   17 Oct 00:00:31  |  Quotes of the Day  |  Quotations Page

"How to Raise your I.Q. by Eating Gifted Children"

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