Mobile technology is headed towards more personalization. Smartphones will become less touchy, but more sensitive. Improved smartphone features will use gestures and other non-tap inputs to perform operations. In addition to these new features, developers are working on phones use sensors and machine language to recognize other objects. Another goal for mobile technology is to […]
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Auto theft is a leading crime in the U.S., costing consumers more than $8.2 billion annually. A car is stolen in the U.S. every 26 seconds and only 52% of the cars stolen are ever recovered. Risk factors for theft include car color, model, and make. Neutral colors are stolen most often. Car models which
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Are you looking to make your home more green? For each room, do you know how to best use the color, what shade, and what type of paint to use? Do you know which plants will thrive, and keep the air clean in each room? What flooring is best for each room? The kitchen, living
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Father’s Day is ranked fourth among card-sending holidays in the US, racking up a grand total of 90 million cards every year. As for gifts, an estimated $117.14 million was spent on Father’s Day in 2012. This is a 10 percent increase from 2011. Those gifts you’re giving dad may not be what he really
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Americans now make up the largest wine market in the world, consuming 13 percent of the wine produced globally. Almost half of American adults drink wine and 11 percent of wine drinkers take a sip every day. Check out the infogrpahic below presented by SpareFoot to learn more about America’s love of vino.
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How can the 26 million Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies prevent their suffering, come the spring and summer seasons? There is the option of changing location – from an allergen-full city to a city known to have the least allergens, or to a city with preventative measures, such as cities near the water. There
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Kids today are at risk of mental health disorders from new issues that have become increasingly prevalent in the past few decades. Single-parent households, violence and bullying in schools, obesity, and education disparity are examples of newly common situations that can take their tolls on the health and happiness of Americas youth. To learn more,
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Returning to work after having a baby can be difficult for many women. Maternity leave is not required to be paid, and if a woman meets the FMLA’s requirements, she is offered 12 weeks of unpaid leave. This leads to the employment of only 62% of women who have given birth. Women who do return
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What will it take to reach sustainable energy for all? The Sustainable Energy for All initiative sets three global goals for 2030: energy access, energy efficiency, and renewable energy. To meet these goals, decisive action will need to be taken. The first objective is energy access, which means providing universal access to modern energy. The
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There are many cities in the US in which UX professionals are in-demand, particularly if they are in development or design. New York is first in both job postings and salary level, followed by San Francisco and Seattle. To learn more about the UX job market, check out this infographic presented by Onward Search. ©
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