Monday, January 30, 2017 at 9:37PM 
Hoping to improve the quality of teaching in schools, Dell EMC, the infrastructure solutions business of Dell Technologies, has a new suite of convertible laptops and interactive touch monitors. The purpose-built laptops are designed to withstand the hustle and bustle of a classroom with MIL-STD 810G specs. Without delaying this any further, here are the new machines:
Monday, January 30, 2017 at 11:31AM 
For the latest “Shot on iPhone” campaign, Apple enlisted a group of photographers to capture life from dawn until dusk using the low light camera on iPhone 7. The people, sights and scenes the photographers encountered over the course of the night created a spectacular display of nighttime photography, which, beginning today, will be displayed in 25 countries.
Featuring a number of photographers, the new campaign features the work of two Canadians, Toronto's Jennifer Bin and Montreal's Benjamin Plouffe
Monday, January 30, 2017 at 12:25AM 
It might not be enough to placate Uber’s critics but it’s at least a good place to start. The ride-sharing company is said to be creating a US$3 million defense fund to help cover the legal, translation, and immigration fees its drivers might need following U.S. President Donald Trump’s travel and immigration ban. Uber CEO and founder Travis Kalanick calls the ban “wrong and unjust” in a new note he shared on his Facebook and Uber’s newsroom. According to the post, Kalanick says they are reaching out to their employees who have been affected by the measures and they hope to help these people. Kalanick has said he plans to bring the measures to Trump’s attention during this Friday’s meeting of the White House economic advisory group, which he is part of.
Uber received tons of flak after it continued service at JFK during a one-hour taxi service strike that protested Trump’s immigration ban on January 28. Users have been deleting their accounts in protest of this. Uber has apologized for the “confusion” and said they turned off surge pricing or the JFK rides at the time because they wanted to let people know that it was possible to get to JFK “at normal prices, especially last night [ which was the night of the protest]”.
Sourcce: TechCrunch
Monday, January 30, 2017 at 12:06AM 
A lot has changed since Adobe programs Director, Contribute, and Shockwave came out. And with Adobe putting its focus on its Creative Cloud suite, it looks like it wants to close some doors it’s opened in the past. The three aforementioned apps will be shut down starting February 1st for the Director and Contribute software, while Shockwave for Mac will stop getting support my March 14th. This marks the end of Macromedia software, a company Adobe acquired back in 2005. You can read the full official statement here.
