Readers Write: Abortion law, Section 230 and the internet, economic dysfunction
Opinion editor’s note: Star Tribune Opinion publishes letters from readers online and in print each day. To contribute, click here. ••• A May 13 letter writer stated that ” the dependency of a fetus is unique, since only the impregnated women can ‘care’ for it.” I say to states making it difficult to impossible for […]
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The Largest SEO Event In 3 Languages
This post was sponsored by puntorojo. The opinions expressed in this article are the sponsor’s own. Ready to upgrade your SEO knowledge at the largest, multilingual SEO event in 2022? If you work in SEO or just want to keep learning about it, SEOday is the online conference you’ve been looking for. For the first […]
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The tech transformation imperative in retail
Digital technology has become a foundational element for all industries, but retail is facing several challenges that have brought it to the fore. The industry has been reshaped by a number of factors—including the rise of e-commerce and omnichannel, changing customer behavior and hyperpersonalization, and growing […]
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Nokia CEO says 6G will arrive by 2030 and AR glasses will overtake phone
Mehdi Bennis is an associate professor at the University of Oulu in Finland researching 6G. Elizabeth Schulze | CNBC Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark expects 6G mobile networks to be in operation by the end of the decade but he doesn’t think the smartphone will be the most “common interface” by then. Speaking on a panel […]
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Corsair’s first-ever gaming laptop has a touch bar
Corsair, after having been a leader in the desktop space for decades, is releasing its first-ever gaming laptop. The new Voyager a1600 is an AMD powerhouse, equipped with both Ryzen 6000-series processors and AMD Radeon RX 6000 series. The device is Corsair’s first venture into mobile hardware after acquiring the enthusiast PC builder Origin in […]
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This woman navigated a 3,000-mile Pacific voyage without maps or technology
Lehua Kamalu had only a few minutes to talk. She was perched atop a two-hulled canoe called Hōkūle’a in the Pacific Ocean, not far from the Big Island of Hawaii where her crew had just set sail. The wind whipped into the phone as she spoke. An expert sailor and navigator, Kamalu was nearing a […]
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