Adobe Flash Will Be Dead in 3 Years, and It's About Time

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Software Adobe Flash Will Be Dead in 3 Years, and It's About Time Adobe is finally killing off its Flash plugin, the company announced in a blog post on Tuesday. The firm will stop updating and distributing the technology at the end of 2020. Until then, Adobe says

Video Games We Just Learned How Minecraft Can Do 1080p on the Nintendo Switch Minecraft for the Nintendo Switch is about to look dramatically better when connected to televisions, and it’s thanks to the cautionary diligence of its console handlers that we’re seeing

Gadgets This New Android Phone Has an Unbreakable Screen and Two Cameras If you often fumble with your phone, or worse, have dropped it and cracked the screen, Motorola is hoping its new phone will be for you. The company announced its new Moto Z2 Force phone on Tuesday,

Video Games 'Minecraft' for Nintendo Switch Is About to Fix a Tricky Problem Minecraft for the Nintendo Switch is about to catch up to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in a major way. The sandbox game’s console version curators says they’ve figured out how to solve

Video Games 'Uncharted: The Lost Legacy' Is Even Prettier Than Its Stunning Predecessor Lush blades of grass sway in the wind as I jog toward the tower. The sun’s warm, apricot glow is visible in a puddle’s reflection to my right. When I consult my map to ensure I’m

Internet Google's Newest Feature Will Help People Looking for Help After a Crisis or Natural Disaster When Yossi Matias was working out of Google’s Haifa, Israel-based office one day seven years ago, he noticed a massive smoke cloud in the distance. There was a devastating fire happening on the

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Gadgets A 'Smart Headset' War Between Microsoft and Google Could Revolutionize the Workplace Both Microsoft and Google envision a not-so-distant future in which donning smart headgear to repair an elevator or assemble a tractor motor is the norm. Over the past several days, both tech giants

technology Why We Need the Liberal Arts in Technology's Age of Distraction If you talk to the engineers and dreamers in Silicon Valley, especially anyone over 35, they’ll probably admit to being into science fiction. This genre of movies, comic books and novels was

Security How to Protect Yourself Against a Ransomware Attack Recently, a massive ransomware attack using stolen NSA hacking tools disabled an estimated 200,000 computers in more than 150 countries. The ransomware, known as WannaCry, severely affected

Marshall McLuhan, author and expert on communications, in Toronto on Sept. 28, 1966.

Internet Google Doodle Celebrates Canadian Philosopher Who Predicted the Internet Today’s Google Doodle celebrates what would have been the 106th birthday of Marshall McLuhan, a Canadian philosopher who predicted the Internet. McLuhan never lived to see the Web, but he was

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