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George W. Bush’s final approval rating was 34 percent. That’s quite bad—indeed, one of the worst ever. But that still means that some people, many millions, in fact, whether out of red–blue team ...

Apple’s latest patent hints at a future where the Apple Pencil might finally break free from the screen. Instead of being tied to an iPad or a tablet surface, this next-gen stylus could let you sketch ...

However, diagramming tools (or using a design app as a diagramming tool) can feel like navigating a messy whiteboard. I end ...

Have you ever stared at a blank slide wishing you could show your idea instead of fighting with shapes for an hour? A study cited in “The Big PowerPoint Study” found that employees spend approximately ...

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If the receiver of an anonymous message is taken to be the adversary, then their best guess from a set of candidate senders ...

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Google might have a small but growing challenger in the clean Android space. The Nothing Phone (3) could be a very enticing ...

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Digging through IMS 2025’s technical sessions unearthed some insights into the microwave industry’s research inclinations, ...

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