The coming game cartridge renaissance? | Ars Technica

The coming game cartridge renaissance? | Ars Technica: "But this is the first time we can recall a cartridge-based game getting an officially licensed re-release in its original format, on its original platform, decades after its original launch."

Back to the future!

FYI: Web ad fraud looks really bad. Like, really, really bad. Bigly bad • The Register

FYI: Web ad fraud looks really bad. Like, really, really bad. Bigly bad • The Register: "For those buying online ads, it might just be both halves, due to fraud. "It's about 60 to 100 per cent fraud, with an average of 90 per cent, but it is not evenly distributed," said Augustine Fou, an independent ad fraud researcher, in a report published this month."

Meaningless bits purchased by desperate people.

iPhone's market share rises in U.S., but Samsung steals top spot

iPhone's market share rises in U.S., but Samsung steals top spot: "Apple’s share of the U.S. smartphone market rose last quarter, but that couldn’t prevent Samsung from stealing the top spot."

O Daeng!

Microsoft ends support for its ill-fated iPhone competitor, Windows Phone

Microsoft ends support for its ill-fated iPhone competitor, Windows Phone

No matter what things look like, always a bad idea to bet against Microsoft.

HEIF: Everything you need to know about the JPEG-killing image format

HEIF: Everything you need to know about the JPEG-killing image format

You know, just like PNG killed GIF89a. Nobody would ever want cheesy 8-bit animations in a graphics file...

Review: Apple's 2017 10.5" iPad Pro stuns with 120Hz ProMotion display

Review: Apple's 2017 10.5" iPad Pro stuns with 120Hz ProMotion display

You can improve on perfection!

10.5-inch iPad Pro review: This is the sci-fi future of computing

10.5-inch iPad Pro review: This is the sci-fi future of computing: "The new 10.5-inch iPad Pro is a beast of a machine that’s so fast, smooth and responsive that it makes me feel like I’m in a sci-fi movie interacting with a killer device that hasn’t been invented yet. It feels like the future!"

Ima git one!

The secret origin story of the iPhone - The Verge

The secret origin story of the iPhone - The Verge

Well-written and a page turner if you're geeky in the right way.

Google hires away Apple's Manu Gulati to work on chips for new Pixel models

Google hires away Apple's Manu Gulati to work on chips for new Pixel models: "Google has reportedly recruited Manu Gulati —formerly a key Apple chip designer —to become its lead system-on-chip architect, working on components for future Pixel smartphones."

Hello, I must be going.