We set goals hoping to achieve something that will make us happy. Our perception of those goals can dictate whether we successfully achieve them. Susan David explains the difference between "have-to" goals and "want-to" goals.
The TiVo Series 1 DVR, first introduced in 1999, is about to meet its end. TiVo has recently been emailing customers to notify them that the Philips-manufactured box will be unable to load any new programming information as of September 29th.
Jürgen Bogner isn’t one to wing it. He spent four months planning the perfect surprise proposal on an Austrian Airlines flight for longtime girlfriend Nathaly Eich. But the surprise didn’t end there — they got married on the spot, 35,000 feet in the air, surrounded by family, flight attendants, and fellow passengers. They then landed in Greece, their honeymoon destination.
Wood is a strong and versatile building material, but it rots, gets eaten by bugs, and blocks light.
Plain sheets of glass aren't much better. They shatter easily and let a lot of energy leak into or out of a building.
But engineers have recently figured out how to find the best of both worlds by making see-through wood.
Here's the thing: we already have a 'flat' Galaxy Note 7.
When the Galaxy Note 7 was announced and Samsung talked about how wonderful the curved display was, Note fans were riled up about the prospect that there wasn't a "flat" version announced alongside it. And to be fair to them, we've had simultaneous curved and flat variations of Samsung flagships for the past four iterations — it became an expectation.
To set the stage here, I'm hardly a fan of the Galaxy S7 edge's curved screen design and what it does to hurt usability — no matter how cool it may look while doing it. Especially when considering that the accompanying "Edge UX" software is useless at best and completely duplicative at worst. And for that reason, I totally sympathized with the group who immediately cried foul over seeing that there was no "flat" version of the Galaxy Note 7 — not understanding the differences, it was frustrating to think that the only Note 7 you could buy was to be saddled with the same curved edges that make the phone harder to use.
The Wallabot DIY is the stud finder of the future, connecting to a smartphone to let you see inside your walls. Clearly, the trend of taking simple, inexpensive household tools and turning them into costly, smartphone-connected devices isn’t ending anytime soon.
America, land of the free. Yeah, right. Tell that to the nearly 7 million people incarcerated in the US prison system. The United States holds the dubious distinction of having the highest per capita incarceration rate of any nation on the planet --...
Imagine if grocery shopping was just another online subscription service, like Netflix or Spotify. You complete a survey, sharing your likes and dislikes, and the platform sends, week after week, precisely measured portions of proteins, veggies, fruits, oils, and spices required to make dinner and the necessary recipes to alchemize these ingredients into Food Network-level dinners.
The new Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is one of the best smartphones ever made, and definitely one you should consider when it goes on sale August 19 for $850.
The phone is packed with loads of great features, but there are six that stand out above the rest.
Here's what makes the Galaxy Note 7 such an enticing phone.
During a speech on Monday, Donald Trump called for a system of "extreme vetting" for immigrants entering the country.
