How Long Will My Android Phone Be Supported With Updates?
Updates are a big deal in the Android world. While Apple controls the iPhone update process, Google does not have that power over all Android devices....
How to Install Android Apps to Multiple Devices at Once
If you’re a techy Android user, there’s a pretty good chance you have multiple devices scattered throughout your life. A smartphone, of course, and maybe a...
5 things to do at the new Google Visitor Experience
We opened the Google Visitor Experience in Mountain View that offers new spaces for the community and visitors, including a Google Store. Source : 5 things...
The Electric Lit Staff Recommends Our Favorite Banned Books
Electric Literature is excited to announce our latest initiative to support the freedom to read. Through Banned Books USA, any resident of Florida can order books...
Are Hackintoshes Still Worth it in 2023? 3 Pros and 3 Cons
For as long as there have been Apple computers, there have been people “cloning” them to get the Apple experience without the Apple price tag. But...
Unearthing the Truth Behind a Korean Tragedy
Hannah Michell’s Excavations begins with tragedy. A skyscraper suddenly collapses in 1990s Seoul, killing hundreds and leaving devastation in its wake. Sae, the mother of two...
8 South Asian Novels About Falling in Love
My introduction to romance novels came when my high school crush handed me a book written by his mother’s friend under a pen name. It was...
JewCE: Center of Jewish History Opens Jewish Comics Experience
New York City-based Center for Jewish History opened its ambitious exhibition JewCE! The Museum and Laboratory of the Jewish Comics Experience from October 9th until the...
Pop Quiz! 8 of the Absolute Best Trivia Books for Every Kind of Trivia Nerd
Anytime my family gets together, chances are high we’ll play a trivia game of some kind. Paying Jackbox’s Murder Party, Trivial Pursuit, watching Jeopardy!: it’s all...
8 Horror Reads That Made My Skin Crawl
I’ve been steeped in the horror genre for most of my life. I read my dad’s mass-market paperbacks in middle school. I watched my first R-rated...
