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Most recently published stories in 01.

The Lost-And-Found Tile Helps You Find Lost Phones and Keys
There is nothing, NOTHING, more frustrating than misplacing things you use frequently, whether that be your keys, wallet, phone, charger, Gameboy (Fire Emblem for life), etc. For me, it's always my phone. I honestly cannot explain how inadequate my phone makes me feel sometimes.
By Jesse Kinney8 years ago in 01
WordPress 4.9.5 Update and the 4 Most Hated UI Tricks . Top Story - April 2018.
WordPress 4.9.5 Beta 1 is available for testing and comes with 23 improvements and bug fixes. An initial release was scheduled for March 20th and the final version was released on April 3rd. So what notable changes can we expect from 4.9.5?
By Georgia de la Bertauche8 years ago in 01
Best Apps Every Drone Owner Should Use
Drones are really popular, and they are showing zero sign of slowing down in that sense. Everyone is talking about DJI Spark flying, looking at the best drones for beginners, and even talking about which drone accessories are the best. Though the gear alone is great, what really makes droning fun is the community—and the cool apps.
By Riley Raul Reese8 years ago in 01
Best Apps for Apple Watch in 2018
Apple watches may have gotten a reputation for being a status symbol, but that doesn't mean they can't be useful, too. Though they initially were very pricey wristwatches with little else to offer, this is no longer the case.
By Sasha Konikovo8 years ago in 01
How to Fix Your Facebook News Feed. Top Story - April 2018.
Facebook hasn't only recently come under fire for its news feed issues and ad blocks, it's been hampered by these issues for quite some time. You might not have been experiencing it as much as others, since it is a relatively new problem to the world of social media in general, but there are ways around it. You can utilize a number of internal and external keys that will help to debunk this issue on your main social media platform (if Facebook is your main platform, of course).
By Salvador Lorenz8 years ago in 01
No Wi-Fi?!
In a world where everyone faces the ground, I took a chance and looked up and saw this very ironic sign. I snickered to myself and stole a picture, clearly not receiving the intended message of limiting cell-phone distraction. And yet again disregarding the message by posting this using the LTE network that every place has even if they don't have Wi-Fi; including Fred's Mexican Cantina on Main St. I consider myself a pretty self aware gal and I don't know if by saying that I completely discredit myself or how all of that shit works but I think that I have a pretty good grasp on reality and interpersonal connection as a young lady of many words.
By Jordan Bertram8 years ago in 01
Technology Today
The Millennial generation has one of the greatest advantages ever and that’s technology. Technology isn’t even close to what it used to be 10 years ago. I remember when you had to go to the store just to get a movie now if you can rent one for under $5 for 5 minutes. Computers used to take up half a room and they couldn’t do what scientific calculators can do now. If you wanted to have a business you would have to get a loan, or if you were one of the lucky ones you could write a check out for the amount, then you would have to purchase a building to operate your business. Now there are fifteen-year-old children operating million dollar businesses from their cell phones.
By I Lious8 years ago in 01
The Future of Entertainment
The Cost of Entertainment It is Friday afternoon, It has been a long and hard week. You are looking to forward to kick back and enjoy your favorite program. You get comfortable, get your remote, popcorn and turn on your TV to relax. As you sip your favorite drink, you are looking forward towards the weekend to enjoy a good movie or two.
By Angel Santos8 years ago in 01
Top 10 Virtual Reality Music Experiences
Some might think virtual reality is dead, but it's not. VR is far from dead. If anything, virtual reality is beginning to blur the lines of reality for gaming and has slowly started to pick up traction as developers work to make the best VR apps out there.
By Buddy Brown8 years ago in 01
12 Awesome Gadgets That Should Cost More Than $30 (But Don't)
From smartphone projectors to toilet bowl lights, these are some of the most interesting gadgets that should cost more than $30 you didn't know you needed, until now.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in 01
What CMS Platform Should I Be Using to Create My Website
There are many CMS systems to choose from when you want to create your website, so it is sometimes hard to decide which one will be the best to select for the website you would like to create. Here we discuss the benefits and disadvantages of some of the most popular CMS systems to help you make an informed decision.
By Chloe Walton8 years ago in 01
How Virtual Reality Will Change Live Music
With the phenomenon of the hologram, featuring some of our favorite deceased artists, we've embraced the early introduction of virtual reality. But when virtual reality becomes more of an established product and instills its influence in the music industry, how will it affect artists and fans alike? This is how virtual reality will change live music.
By Nick Paroni8 years ago in 01