A clever Mac app lets you feel vibrations through the trackpad when you click a link or button

HapticPad uses your Mac’s Force Touch trackpad to make links, buttons, and web inputs vibrate as you hover over them in Chrome.

Obsidian's mobile app feels half-baked until you add these 5 community plugins

That's why, even though the mobile app works, you can tell it was meant for a big screen and a keyboard. The mobile app doesn ...

NotebookLM finally lets you fix its most popular learning tool yourself

Google's NotebookLM finally makes its auto-generated flashcards editable, letting learners fix and reword cards instead of regenerating them.

I designed the remote in Adam Sandler's Click: 'Sony wanted us to put their name on it'

Director Frank Coraci and production designer Perry Andelin Blake recall designing the most iconic prop from any Sandler film ...
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How Businesses Are Collecting Data (And What They’re Doing With It)

Modern businesses run on data. Companies regularly capture, store and analyze large amounts of quantitative and qualitative data on consumer behavior, to which they can apply predictive analytics to ...
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I built an entire website in VS Code without writing a single line of code and it blew my mind

Felt like coding without coding ...
PC Magazine

Sick of Only Talking to Alexa? Here's How I Turned My Amazon Echo Into a Phone

To make a call from the Alexa mobile app, I opened Communicate > Call, and then chose the contact I wanted to call. If that person is set up to receive calls, there will be options for placing an ...